The geography of India makes it difficult to generalize the climate that it hosts. There are however six major climatic subtypes ranging from deserts to rainforests. The winters in India occur from the months of December to March with the coldest months being December and January. The temperatures drop as low as 10-15 degrees in the northwest regions of the country and the northern part of the country receives the coldest winters. Places like Auli, Gulmarg, Kufri, Munsiyari, Pahalgam and a few more receive snowfall. The winters in India are the best to experience as there is a lot to discover with a variety of adventurous activities that take like skiing, snowboarding, trekking, ice climbing etc. Winter treks in India are gaining a lot of popularity with a number of travelers looking for some thrilling adventures.
The winter treks filled with excitement at every step. Witness the stunning sights of the vast mountains. Some of the most sought after winter treks are Chadar trek, Kauri Pass trek, Har ki Dun trek and many more. There are a number of winter treks in India to pick from ranging at different difficulty levels with some of them requiring more endurance and skills than the others. With treks taking place in the hilly and mountainous areas, absorb the sublime beauty of the winters as you witness frozen streams while walking through snow covered trails and peaks that are covered in blankets of snow. On some of the treks discover the winter beauty with dry wildflowers and views of picturesque valleys. Try out some of the adventurous activities too at these exotic locations and go back with an experience that you will never forget.