Places in India with snowfall: 10 Destinations

India’s premier winter destination, Gulmarg is famous for heavy snowfall, world-class skiing, and the Gulmarg Gondola offering breathtaking snow-covered Himalayan views.

A classic snowy getaway, Manali and nearby Solang Valley receive consistent winter snowfall, making it a hotspot for snow sports and honeymooners.

Known as India’s skiing capital, Auli transforms into a snowy paradise in winter with panoramic views of Nanda Devi and surrounding peaks.

The former British summer capital turns magical during snowfall, with snow-blanketed colonial architecture and Mall Road drawing large crowds.

Though extremely cold in winter, Leh and surrounding regions experience significant snowfall, offering stark, dramatic snow-covered landscapes.

Nestled in the Eastern Himalayas, Tawang receives heavy snowfall in winter, enhancing the beauty of its monastery and high-altitude passes.

While snowfall is occasional, Nainital’s lake and surrounding hills look enchanting under a white blanket during peak winter.

Popularly known as the ‘Queen of the Hills,’ Mussoorie experiences picturesque snowfall that attracts tourists from across North India.

This scenic valley receives substantial snowfall in winter, turning its meadows and pine forests into a serene white landscape.

Located near Shimla, Kufri is well-known for reliable snowfall and winter activities like skiing and tobogganing.