Christmas is finally here and the most exciting part of the
fest for children is Santa and gifts. But you know what, you can track the
journey of Santa from your home. Isn't it amazing?
Santa's journey can be tracked using NORAD (North American
Aerospace Defense) Command and Google. NORAD Track Santa is an annual themed
program in which NORAD conducts the tracking of Santa Claus. The actual
tracking starts on December 23 at midnight.
It's the second year that our holidays are affected by the deadly coronavirus, but even in the pandemic, Santa is here to distribute
gifts for the lovely children waiting for him.
It's been 66 years since NORAD has been providing real-time
updates on Santa's location on Christmas. NORAD started tracking Santa in 1995,
Google started this in 2004.
The families can watch the live location of Santa from their
homes in 3D. Santa travels in the South Pacific, Asia, Africa, Europe and America. You can track the Santa by visiting the official site of NORAD or by
following them on Twitter. You can also do the same from Google also.
You get the feature of playing games, Santa Selfie, Elf
maker, Gumball tilt, Present bounce, Penguin Dash and many more in Google Santa
tracking.
Santa travels around 200 countries in the world and delivers
gifts to the girls and boys within 24 hours. Not only children but
teenagers and adults also took a keen interest in this activity.