Explore Uttarakhand

Experience the charm of Uttarakhand's top destinations and serene landscapes.

Explore Uttarakhand

Tailored tours to Uttarakhand’s most beloved destinations.

Hill Stations

A serene view of snow-capped mountains overlooking a lush green hill station.

Visit Nainital, Mussoorie, and other charming hill towns.

A vibrant sunset casting golden hues over the Ganges river at Rishikesh.

Ancient temples nestled among dense forested hills in Uttarakhand.

Spiritual Tours

Experience the peace of Haridwar, Rishikesh, and sacred shrines.

Discover wildlife sanctuaries and nature trails off the beaten path.

Nature Trails

Uttrakhand Views

Snapshots from serene mountains and vibrant local life.

A misty morning view of the snow-capped Himalayas with pine trees in the foreground.

Colorful prayer flags fluttering near a peaceful temple nestled in the hills.

A tranquil lake reflecting the surrounding forest and distant mountains under a clear blue sky.

What our travelers say

The trip through Uttrakhand was breathtaking. Every spot was carefully chosen, and the local guides made the experience unforgettable.

Anita Roy

Dehradun

From tranquil lakes to majestic mountains, the itinerary was perfect. We felt connected to nature and culture throughout the journey.

Ravi Kumar

Haridwar

★★★★★

Uttrakhand, formed on November 9, 2000, as India's 27th state, is a Himalayan state renowned as "Devbhoomi" (Land of the Gods) for its profound spiritual significance and sacred rivers like the Ganga and Yamuna. Located in northern India, its capital is Dehradun. It is known for its breathtaking natural beauty, with 45.4% forest cover, rich biodiversity, and the Char Dham pilgrimage sites.

Key Aspects of Uttarakhand:

Geography: Known as the "Abode of Gods," the state is divided into two main regions: Garhwal and Kumaon. It shares international borders with China (Tibet) in the north and Nepal in the east, with Himachal Pradesh to the northwest and Uttar Pradesh to the south
Spirituality & Culture: Home to the Char Dhams—Badrinath, Kedarnath, Gangotri, and Yamunotri—it is a major Hindu pilgrimage destination.
Biodiversity & Tourism: Features 6 national parks, including the famous Corbett National Park, and is a major hub for adventure sports like trekking, skiing, and river rafting.
Economy: Key sectors include agriculture, horticulture, and a significant tourism industry, with high potential for hydropower generation.
Capital & Cities: Dehradun is the capital city, and Nainital serves as the judicial capital.

Facts:

Formation: Carved out of Uttar Pradesh, it was originally named Uttaranchal before being renamed Uttarakhand in 2007.
Literacy Rate: As of 2011, the literacy rate was 78.82%.
Natural Disasters: The state is prone to landslides and floods due to its steep, mountainous terrain.

Explore Uttarakhand