7 Recommended Winter Destinations for Your Vacation

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Every now and then feel a different holiday sensation, let's go!

In the northern hemisphere, winter is approaching rapidly. As the temperature drops there, many of you are starting to think about going on a comfortable winter vacation. Some of you may choose a destination with warmer temperatures, but some choose to go looking for a cool place and feel a different holiday sensation.

If you are curious to feel the sensation of staying in a winter location and experiencing a different vacation experience, some of the following areas can be your recommendation. Where have you been?

1. Nelson, Canada

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For those of you who are looking for a small town with a big city atmosphere, you can go to Nelson in the Selkirk Mountains in Canada. There you can try the extreme winter sports whitewater ski resort, a short drive from Nelson. Alternatively, you can visit Lakeside Park to enjoy the frozen natural scenery.

You can also warm up by visiting the Touchstones Nelson Museum of Art and History, a museum that showcases local history and culture. For foodies, Baker Street is a must-visit destination for its breads, desserts and warm snacks. You can also stop by the unique shops around the area.

2. Midhurst, England

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Midhurst is a charming and unique town in West Sussex that can be visited for the best short winter break in The UK. You can explore the city on a leisurely walk or stop by the local shops to browse antiques and sample cakes and beers.

There are also a variety of local activities to do during the winter such as visiting Christmas markets, decorating trees, and coming to street parties in the city. Midhurst is the perfect destination for a comfortable and relaxing winter getaway.

3. Aspen, Colorado, US

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Aspen, this ski resort town located in colorado's beautiful Rocky Mountains has a lot to offer, more than it looks like. You can join year-round activities such as snowshoeing, snow climbing, or ice-skating.

On warmer days, you can take a hot air balloon or paragliding ride. For culture lovers, Wheeler Opera House has a lot of history to learn. Meanwhile, those who want to relax in a luxurious way can choose from the many upscale restaurants and boutiques available in the city.

4. Pont-de-Barret, France

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Pont-de-Barret is a pleasant village and perfect for a winter break. The village's cobbled streets are steeped in history, including its historic houses. You can explore the village on foot and visit Notre-Dame la Brune (formerly a church with a monastery) less than an hour away.

Notre-Dame la Brune has architectural ruins and offers beautiful views over the West and South villages. This quiet village is the perfect destination for those of you who want to enjoy quality time with friends and family.

5. Hallstatt, Austria

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Hallstatt is a village on the western shores of Lake Hallstatt and features Alpine-style 16th-century houses and small alleyways with rows of cafes and shops. Hallstatt Lake (Hallstätter See) is a lake known for salt mining and has the oldest industrial pipeline in the world and is still working today.

In winter, visitors can stop by Treppe ins Nichts, an altitude observation deck where you can see views of the white mountains. The deck also has a glass floor so visitors can enjoy the view below of those who are bothering with the adrenaline rush! This destination is also suitable for those of you who are looking for winter sports because there are many activities to choose from.

6. Harbin, China

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Harbin, the capital of Heilongjiang is home to Yabuli Ski Resort, China's largest ski resort. At Yabuli Ski Resort, you can get your adrenaline pumping at China's largest ski jumping facility. You won't get bored because the city offers a variety of interesting activities during the winter.

Winter connoisseurs should pay a visit to Bingxue Big World, Harbin's Ice and Snow World where artisans from around the world create works from the ice using local resources, as well as other entertainment such as the Ultimate Flying Ball Dynamic 6D theater.

For those looking for an amazing experience, across the river, Sun Island Park offers year-round sculpture exhibitions, allowing winter lovers to experience their favorite seasons at any time.

7. Shimla, India

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Shimla, located in the foothills of the Himalayas, is surrounded by mountain scenery and has a reputation for snowy winters. You can swap straw hats for warmer hats on your way to Shimla to avoid the heat of other parts of India in the winter months.

In Shimla, you can head to the open-air ice-skating rink or celebrate the start of winter at the city's winter carnival held annually in Shimla. For those looking for a more relaxing winter vacation, they can explore the mountains on the Kalka Shimla Toy Train for a warm view of Shimla.

How, so want to feel the winter vacation too is not it?