Uttarakhand - The Land Of Gods

Well recognized as Devbhoomi, Uttarakhand is a country of pristine nature and sublime spirituality. Built from Uttar Pradesh, the state, once recognized as Uttaranchal, is also home to a cultural ethos that talks of a simplistic and harmonious coexistence with the environment, and which offers not only a shining perspective of the Himalayas. Uttarakhand gives you a glimpse into the untouched and idyllic universe, with oaks, birches, silver firs, and rhododendrons adorning steep mountain hills.

Uttarakhand is a famous place of pilgrimage because it is the source of the Ganga and Yamuna, two of the Hindu's most sacred waterways. The Char Dham Yatra, four pilgrimages venerated by the Hindus, is close to Uttarakhand-Gangotri, Yamunotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath. Thousands of visitors visit Uttarakhand to worship the Char Dhams every year.

In Uttarakhand calm and cool air, you will be welcomed by old shrines, forest reservations, national parks, hill stations, and mountain peaks. In the finest hilly areas in Mussoorie, Nainital, Dhanaulti, Lansdowne, Sattal, Almora, Kausani, Bhimtal, and Ranikhet, there are always family or sunbathing holidays.

Top 5 Destinations of Uttarakhand

Mussoorie - The Queen of Hills

If you think of the perfect holiday as a location to be, including quiet mountains, intact nature, and a relaxing holiday experience, Mussoorie is your location to go. Situated on a foothill in the Garhwal Himalayan range, it’s at an altitude of 7,000 feet above sea level at Mussoorie also recognized as the Queen of The Hills with a refreshing, enjoyable atmosphere all year round. Mussoorie's pristine, natural beauty makes it a famous holiday destination. When you want to appreciate the lovely views from the snow-capped mountains in the Himalayas on the sweeping green hills, Mussoorie is the location to be.

The lovely slopes of this hilly area are the ideal escape from the swelling climate of the plains. Due to the many British remains that surrounded this town, such as the archaic architecture of hotels and churches that dotted the whole land, it has been a famous holiday resort during the British era. The Mall, a little steep boulevard with restaurants and other stores linking the whole area, is one of Mussoorie's most famous tourist spots. The Mall offers a different colonial atmosphere from the small buildings that stretch around the region to the architecture of the lamp posts.

Nainital - Misty Lake and Mountains

The jewel of Uttarakhand-Nainital is a charming hilltop located at the green foothills of the Himalayan Kumaon. The epicenter of fame and beauty of the city resides within the magnificent Naini Lake after which the town is named, at about 1938 meters above sea level. Nainital was founded by the British because of its similarity to the District of Cumbrian Lake and has elaborate colonial constructions to enhance the beauty of this spot. This is an ideal weekend trip from Delhi’s Indian capital.

This picturesque small town has a nice climate all year round and is a tourist destination favored particularly by households and honeymooners. The city was named City of Lakes by the Naini Lake, along with the other ponds in the region. Whether you want to go fishing on a lovely Naini Lake or one of the other rivers, enjoy local delicacies, shop at the Tibetan Market and Mall Road, or take a ropeway trip from Snow View Point to enjoy the beauty of the Himalayas, Nainital surely will leave a life-long mark on you.

Haridwar - Gateway to God

Haridwar is a former town situated on the shores of the Ganga River, in the Uttarakhand area of Garhwal, deemed to be one of the seven most holy towns in India. Haridwar is a city of renowned Hindi temples where millions of pilgrims arrive and dive in the Ganges. It features shrines, ashrams, and tight roads around the town. It is thought you are relieving your sins to dive into holy Har Ki Pauri.

In Haridwar Riviera, every night, thousands of tourists are witnesses a collection of ceremonies for the renowned Ganga Aarti at the Ghats (river banks). Haridwar is the site of the world-renowned Kumbh Mela, once every 12 years, which attracts millions of tourists from all over the nation. Haridwar is one of the four towns that the Kumbh Mela can host, together with Prayagraj, Nashik, and Ujjain.

Haridwar is also the base for some of Rishikesh and Devprayag's other tourist cities because Hardwar has good railways and highways. In addition to the religious view, Haridwar is now being developed as a multifaceted center for culture and spirit. Kachoris in Kashyap Kachoriwala and Aloo Puri in Mohanji Puriwale are also renowned for their meals and some ingredients to be tried.

Rishikesh - Yoga Capital of World

Rishikesh is a center of many old shrines, famous cafeterias, yoga ashrams, and adventure sports, located on the foothills of the Himalayas, along with the convergence of Chandrabhaga and Ganga. Rishikesh is the loveliest combination of spiritual experience with adrenaline pumping. Rishikesh has risen enormously as a favorite, catering for individuals with various requirements, given the increasing whitewater rafting sector and a range of campsites and cafes.

Rishikesh has become very famous over time, particularly after the Beatle's partnership with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi in the early 1960s, as a religious location worldwide. As it rests on the holy shores of the Ganga River, this site was a center for Sadhus (Holy) and many ashrams taught religion, yoga, meditation, and Ayurveda. The amount of shops and hotels in the city has risen with the visitors and numerous cafes that serve both English and US food and drinks.

In recent years, however, Rishikesh has also become a center of adventure activities in India, since many alternatives, including White Water Rafting, Bungee Jumping, Flying Fox, Mountain Biking, etc., are available here. It is also the entrance to many Himalayan hikes and a famous campsite. Rishikesh is a must-tour to truly encounter all visitors to India.

Jim Corbett National Park - The oldest national Park in India

Set in the foothills of the Himalayas, Corbett National Park has a range of flora, fauna, and wildlife, including unusual fauna such as lions.

It was established in 1936 as the Hailey National Park and it is home to the critically endangered species of the Royal Bengal Tiger, the oldest national park in India, the Jim Corbett National Park. The Himalayan River is home to about 50 species of trees, 580 species of birds, and 50 animal species along with 25 reptiles distributed over a 500 km2 river belt region, the mountains, the marshy settlements, ponds, rivers, and pastures. Located at the foot of the Himalayan River. The park has 5 areas: Bijrani, Dhikala, Jhirna, Domunda, and Sonanadi, with a varying range of doors. A visit to Corbett National Park is incomplete without a jungle safari, so make sure you go for a safari.