India is home to the world’s second coldest inhabited town. The country has the most significant portion of the mighty Himalayas, making it home to some cold destinations.
Dras, Ladakh
The sleepy little town of Dras is the world’s second coldest inhabited region, after Oymyakon town in Russian. Set in the Kargil region, the town’s average temperature can get as low as -23 Degree Celsius during winters.
Kargil, Ladakh
The town got famous during the India-Pakistan war in 1999. It is a prime centre point for adventure activities like mountaineering, trekking and camping in the Himalayas.
Leh, Ladakh
The picturesque town in the Ladakh region is accessible via the Leh-Srinagar and Manali-Leh highway from June to September. Post and before that, the roads remain closed due to heavy snowfall.
North Sikkim
North Sikkim is one of the coldest regions in India. It has mercury dropping to as low as -40 Degree Celsius. The attractions of places like the Zero Point, Yumthang Valley and Lachung Monastery will leave you speechless!
Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh
Tawang is noted for its winding streams and Tibetan culture. The place is a paradise for offbeat travellers and winter lovers.
