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Kufri hills transformed into a snowy paradise after fresh January snowfall

Fresh snowfall on January 6, 2025, has turned Kufri Hills into a winter wonderland, offering skiing, treks, and serene beauty. Perfect for a magical Himalayan getaway!

January 08, 2025 / 09:53 IST
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Kufri Hills Turns into a Snowy paradise, Drawing Tourists After January’s Fresh Snowfall (Representative Image: PTI)
Kufri Hills Turns into a Snowy paradise, Drawing Tourists After January’s Fresh Snowfall (Representative Image: PTI)

Tourists from across the country are flocking to Kufri Hills, where the snowfall of January 6, 2025, has transformed the region into a breathtaking winter wonderland. A pristine blanket of white now covers the serene hills, creating a dreamy landscape that draws both nature lovers and adventure seekers.

Visitors can indulge in a range of winter activities, from skiing down snow-clad slopes to exhilarating snow treks and sledging adventures. The crunch of snow underfoot, the crisp mountain air, and the enchanting views of frost-laden trees make Kufri a must-visit destination for winter enthusiasts. Beyond the thrills, the tranquil beauty of the hills offers a perfect escape for those looking to soak in the peaceful charm of the Himalayas.

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The mercury has plunged by 4 to 7 degrees Celsius, with icy winds adding to the region's allure. Despite a pale winter sun, the chill remains persistent, enhancing the season's wintry magic. Alongside Kufri, other parts of Himachal Pradesh have also witnessed significant weather changes.

Kufri recorded 5 cm of fresh snowfall, Gondla in Lahaul Spiti received 4 mm, and Keylong saw 1 cm of snow. Additionally, rainfall in areas like Pandoh (22 mm), Gohar, Banjar, and Karsog has added to the seasonal charm, while Shimla experienced light showers under an overcast sky.