Yes, it can, but it is not guaranteed. Shimla often sees its first snowfall between late December and January, and heavier snow is more likely in January and February. Higher spots like Kufri, Narkanda and Mashobra get snow earlier and more reliably, so add them to your plan. December days are cold and clear, with nights that can drop close to freezing, so carry warm layers, gloves and good shoes. Check weather and road updates before you leave, since snow can slow traffic on the hills. Delhi to Shimla is about 340 km, around 7 to 8 hours by road.
For a hassle-free trip, plan a Shimla Tour from Delhi with local experts who know the mountain roads, the best snow spots and the right timing for your dates. Book early, because December is a busy season.
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