5 Most Popular Tourist Places to Visit in Uttarakhand



Uttarakhand, likewise referred to as 'house of the Gods' is an interesting Indian State that is positioned at the foothill of the Himalayas. The state is blessed with enthralling charm of nature and is home of numerous popular hill stations, wildlife reserves and pilgrimage centers. So, if you are preparing to commemorate holidays in a peaceful natural location, book trip plan to Uttarakhand today. Below are the few most popular locations to go to in Uttarakhand, hope you will like them.

5 Must See Places to Visit in Uttarakhand

Dehradun

Dehradun is one of the popular locations to go to in Uttarakhand, also being functioned as the capital of the state. The city is nestled in between two of India's popular rivers-- the Ganges and the Yamuna. Apart from natural beauty, Dehradun is also renowned for the fantastic architectural display screen of some ancient building and constructions, which were built during the British rule over India. A few of the popular sights in Dehradun are: Robber's Cave, Tapovan, Rajaji Nationa Park, Malsi Deer Park, Sahastradhara, and so on.

Nainital

Nainital, notoriously described as the 'Lake District of India is a stunning hill station in the Nainital District of Uttarakhand. This majestic location is located at elevation of around 1983 meters above water level draws in traveler from all around the country. Naintial is situated around the popular Naini Lake, which is surrounded with high mountains on all sides. Apart from beautiful lake some other public attractions in Nainital are: Naina Peak, Thandi Sadak, Nainital Zoo, Eco Cave Garden, etc.

Mussoorie

Mussoorie, also pointed out as the 'Queen of Hills' is among the prominent places to check out in Uttarakhand. The hill station is renowned for its beautiful valleys and numerous public tourist attractions of the British age. Mussoriee has lots of tourist attractions, which make it the most preferred place for vacations. A few of the must check out places in Mussoorie are: Lal Tibba, Happy Valley, Kempty Falls, Mussoorie Church, Camel's Back Road, and so on.

Rishikesh

Rishikesh is among the major locations to visit in Uttarakhand, which lies at the confluence of River Ganges and River Chandrabhaga. It is an ideal location for adventure fans as they can delight in here river rafting, outdoor camping, trekking, bungee leaping and jungle camp. Apart from this, the location has numerous trip sites such as Triveni Ghat, Swarg Ashram, Rishi Kund, Tera Manzil Temple, and Gita Bhavan, and so on. Besides this, the International Yoga Week is likewise commemorated here every year in the month of February which is participated in by great deals of yoga enthusiasts.

Haridwar

Haridwar is likewise referred to as the 'Gateway to Lord' given that there is numerous temples and ashrams found here. It is one of the ancient cities in India and is among locations where Kumbha Mela is held after every 12 years. Apart from this, Haridwar is a land of different popular Hindu trip sites, including Har ki Pauri, Chandi Devi Temple, Shanti Gunj, Vaishno Devi Temple, Vishnu Ghat, and so on.

Best Time to Visit Uttarakhand

Can be checked out throughout the year, relying on where you decide to go. Hill stations like Nainital and Mussoorie are the best locations to go to in summer season; however in winter there can be heavy snowfall in such locations. On the other hand, Haridwar, Dehradun and Rishikesh are the plain city regions, which you can check out throughout the year. The monsoons boil down hard in Uttarakhand. For that reason, it is good to avoid going to Uttarakhand in rainy season as heavy rainfalls can cause harmful landslides.

For more information on Uttarakhand tours from Delhi contact Swan Tours one of the leading travel agency in India.
Location: Uttarakhand, India

Comments

  1. sweta malik2 May 2019 at 23:45

    great post with a beautiful pictures i always want to visit uttarakhand and your post give me all the info for visit. keep it up. i have done badrinath yatra last year and wants again to visit the whole chardham .can you please suggest me for it.
    thanks in advance

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