5 Places That You Must Not Miss To Make The Most Of This December

From a meteor shower in Mumbai to the Orange festival in Arunachal Pradesh.

 
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December is one of the most festive times of the year. By the beginning of second fortnight, everyone is getting into a holiday mood. Even if you do not bring a Christmas tree home, you gear towards the impending joyous season. There are plans made for the New Year eve. And the whole ambience is perfect to have loads of fun as the year ends.

Whether you are an introvert or extrovert, someone who likes mega-events, or someone who likes to curl with a book, December has something to offer everyone. The whole country is abuzz with some form of celebration. And here are five destinations that you must visit to revel in their true glory.

Orange Festival In Arunachal

The Orange Festival is a great place for music and adventure junkies

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The adventure lovers should plan in advance. But even if Arunachal seems a long haul, you should not miss this festival. Beyond Ziro, in the quaint village of Dambuk, there is a transformation that will look like paradise to music and adventure lovers. Get the adrenaline pumping with activities like zip lining, motocross, and white-water rafting and keep the high going with some power-packed performances. The tickets cost between 1000-4000 INR, and you will need an Inner Line Permit. It will be held from 15th to 18th December.

The Comic-Con In Delhi

Comic-Con is a place for Marvel geeks

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Fanboys will have great moments as they meet dressed up characters of Wonder Woman and Thor. They can also debate the details of their stories with fellow geeks. A nerdish carnival, Comic-Con is a great destination for those who enjoy the world of Marvel. And it will hold a special significance because of the passing of Stan Lee a few weeks ago. It will be held at NSIC Exhibition Grounds, Okhla from 7th to 9th December.

Soak In Some Culture In Goa

Serendipity is a cultural fest catering to all tastes

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Many head to Goa for Christmas and New Year. But this year plan your trip a little early for the gorgeous Serendipity Arts Festival. will bring together the finest of culinary, visual and performing arts between 15 and 22 December at eight venues along the Mandovi River in Panjim. You can register for free, and enjoy the fest as Panjim turns into an open-air theatre, with heritage sights opening their doors for some of the greatest artists of India and outside.

Welcoming The Ladakhi New Year

Galden Namchot is a colourful canvas for the mountain lovers

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You can visit Ladakh for the festival of Galden Namchot. It marks the advent of New Year in Ladakh and the birthday & Buddhahood of the Tibetan saint-scholar, Tsongkhapa. All the monasteries & heritage buildings are decorated as the locals get ready to enjoy the festival with dance & music. The traditional scarf of Khatak is also exchanged with friends and relatives.

Hot Air Ballooning In Hampi

You can get a bird’s eye view of the ancient ruins

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There is a Hot Air Balloon festival organised by the tourist department in Hampi and Mysore. It is a sight to watch as colourful balloons soar over the ancient ruins of Hampi. You can hop onto one and watch the Tungabhadra river shimmering and gliding its way through the surreal landscape.

So, if you have not planned yet, you should head out to these destinations that offer a variety of experiences in December.