Published 08:08 IST, December 25th 2023
Where is Santa right now? Use NORAD's live tracker to know
Want to know where Santa is? Use NORAD's live tracker to know his location.
- Lifestyle News
- 2 min read
Santa Claus is making his annual trip today from the North Pole to deliver presents to children all across the globe. And like every year, the North American Aerospace Defense Command, known as NORAD, has set an official tracker following Santa's journey. You can see Santa on his sleigh, packed with toys, as he makes this journey. For those who don’t know, NORAD, which is responsible for protecting the skies over the US and Canada, has been tracking Santa every Christmas for the last 68 years.
Where is Santa right now?
As of 7:52am (IST), NORAD says Santa is at Hamilton, Bermuda. Earlier he'd been tracked heading across Asia, Africa and then Europe.
How to track Santa?
NORAD's Santa tracker is currently live, and you can monitor Santa's progress in the map here.
When will Santa visit you?
According to NORAD, it is impossible to know anything about it because only Santa knows his route. However, as per history, he arrives when children are asleep. "If children are still awake when Santa arrives, he moves on to other houses. He returns later, but only when the children are asleep,” says NORAD.
Christmas wishes
- With Christmas finally here, here are a few wishes that you can send to your loved ones.
- May the magic of Christmas sparkle in your eyes and bring joy to your heart. Sending you warm wishes for a festive and delightful celebration.
- Christmas is a time to reflect on the goodness around us. May the spirit of the season inspire kindness, gratitude, and love. Merry Christmas!
- Grateful for the gift of family, the joy of friendship, and the magic of Christmas. Wishing everyone a wonderful holiday season.
- As the year comes to a close, may Christmas fill your heart with hope and anticipation for a new year filled with possibilities. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Updated 11:40 IST, December 25th 2023