Choose Uttarakhand for a vacation to experience breathtaking himalayan landscapes, rich spirituality and adventure. Key highlights include peaceful hill stations like Nainital and Mussoorie, sacred sites like Rishikesh and Haridwar, and wildlife safaris at Jim Corbett National Park.

ADVENTURE

Rishikesh: Famous for white-water rafting on the Ganga river, cliff jumping, and India’s highest 270-feet bungee jumping platform.
Auli: Known for snowy winter slopes, cable car rides, and high-altitude skiing from January to March.
Jim Corbett National Park: Offers elephant and jeep wildlife safaris through dense forests.
Chopta & Valley of Flowers: Scenic alpine routes providing famous Himalayan trekking and camping tracks.

WILDLIFE

Uttarakhand has rich wildlife featuring Bengal tigers, Asian elephants, Snow leopards. The state spans low foothills to high alpine peaks.

Jim Corbett National Park: India’s oldest national park and premier tiger reserve located in the foothills.
Rajaji National Reserve: Known for thriving Asian elephant populations and rich birdlife.
Valley of Flowers & Nanda Devi: High-elevation UNESCO World Heritage sites supporting rare alpine fauna and flora.
Kedarnath Wildlife Sanctuary: The largest protected area in the Western Himalayas, famous for musk deer.

MUSSOORIE

Mussoorie is a beautiful hill station in Uttarakhand, India, often called the “Queen of the Hills.” It is famous for its pleasant weather, stunning mountain views, old colonial buildings, and lively markets. Located about 2,000 meters above sea level. Mussoorie is a popular destination where people come to relax, enjoy nature, and escape the heat of the plains.