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If you are talking about out of India then choose Singapore and within India choose Goa.
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There's no doubt about it that best place to visit during Christmas is Goa, with all the houses lit up with decorative lights and Christmas tree, choir groups singing Christmas carols on the road, it's a totally different experience in Goa during Christmas, full of happiness and love😇
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1. Shillong
2. Pondicherry
3. Goa
4. Manali
5. Lansdowne
6. Sikkim
7. Mumbai
8. Kolkata
9. Delhi
10. Kerala
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Nainital Youll really enjoy New year and Christmas there.
One could get the Christmas vibes from the town itself as the town is decorated with beautiful lights,parties at Club House,the beautiful view of the lake from hotels
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There's no doubt about it that best place to visit during Christmas is Goa, with all the houses lit up with decorative lights and Christmas tree, choir groups singing Christmas carols on the road, it's a totally different experience in Goa during Christmas, full of happiness and love😇
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If you like warm weather then stick to South East Asia and Middle East
If you are a winter person and love snow , then you can travel anywhere
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Eastern Europe is very cheap and Budget Friendly..Europe is famous for Christmas celebration.We have budgeted package for Europe starting from 80k per person.You can connect with us on www.dreamsvoyager.com or +91-9425307722(Whatsapp)
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In the winter, the Marketplatz hosts the well-known Christmas Market. The location celebrates during the full month of December. The market is well-liked by loving couples, and the area appears festive, particularly at night with its vibrant lights. The marketplace is also where the city's renowned Free Fair (Freimarkt), which goes back up to 1000 years, is held.
https://travellifo.com/10-top-attractions-in-bremen-germany/
Over four million people visit the two-week festival each year, which concludes with a vibrant procession. The Geschichtenhaus Museum is close by. The "living history" museum portrays the intriguing tales of the city from the 17th to the 20th century using costumed people.
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