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Uttaranchal India Tourism
Shaped
out of the state of Uttar Pradesh in North India, the state of
Uttaranchal, also known as Dev Bhoomi meaning the land of Gods, is sure to
leave you mesmerized with its innate beauty and luster. The place is a
paradise for all whether an adventure seeker, a naturalist or in quest of
religion. Uttaranchal contains a diversity of flora and fauna and is home
to some of the most important Hindu pilgrimage sites in the country
including the char dhams - Gangotri, Yamunotri, Badrinath and Kedarnath -
and the Sikh pilgrimage of Hemkunt sahib. Some of the highest peaks of the
Himalayas including Nanda Devi, Sri Kailash and Yogeshwar are situated
here which contribute to the region's charm all the more.
Tourist Attractions of Uttaranchal
Mussoorie
Situated at an altitude of about 2,500 mts. above sea level, Mussoorie is
popularly known as the queen of the hills. It provides some of the most
breathtaking views. Nature has gifted it astounding beauty and luster
which make it a favourite destination for tourists. Some of the tourist
spots in Mussoorie are Lal Tibba, Gun Hill, Municipal Gardens and Kempty
Falls.
Nainital
The beautiful district of Nainital is a shining ornament in the Himalayan
necklace. It is dotted with lakes and is sometimes known as the 'Lake
District' of India. It is famous for the Corbett National Park. Some of
the other tourist attractions in the district are Haldwani , Kaladhungi ,
Ramnagar , Bhowali , Ramgarh , Mukteshwar , Bhimtal , Sattal and
Naukuchiatal.
The Char Dham Yatra
The state of Uttaranchal with its serene mountains, some of the holiest
rivers and flower adorned valleys is believed to be the abode of Gods. It
is a home to some of the holiest pilgrimage sites in the country including
the world famous Char Dham - Badrinath, Kedarnath, Gangotri and Yamunotri.
Other famous pilgrimages in the state are Haridwar and Rishikesh where one
can take a dip in the holy waters of the river Ganges.
Other tourist spots in the state include Dehradun, Auli,
Haridwar, Almora and Ranikhet.
Wild Life in Uttaranchal
A wide variety of flora and fauna is found in the state in a number of
national parks and wildlife sanctuaries. Corbett National Park near
Nainital was the first ever national park in India. Other wildlife
attractions in Uttaranchal can be experienced and enjoyed at the Rajaji
National Park and the Gangotri National Park.
Adventure in Uttaranchal
There is a lot to do in Uttaranchal for the adventure enthusiasts. With
its craggy hills, rushing rivers and lush green mountains, it provides
enough opportunities for adventure seekers. Some of the main adventure
sports include skiing, rafting, golfing, mountain climbing and trekking.
Climate in Uttaranchal
The climate in Uttaranchal remains fairly dulcet throughout the year.
Monsoon season begins by mid June and the state is flogged by heavy
rainfalls in the month of July. The summer season in the state sees the
temperature at fairly pleaseant levels while in winter the temperatures
can drop to bone chilling levels like in the other parts of north India.
The upper reaches of the Himalayas recieve a lot of snowfall during this
time. The best time to visit Uttaranchal is from April to June and after
the monsoons from August to November.
Culture of Uttaranchal
The state of Uttaranchal is rich in its cultural aspects as well. The
unique customs and practices followed by the people are a source of
curiosity for tourists from around the world. The colorful songs and
dances and the friendliness of the local people make it one of the best
places to visit in the country. Visit the state of Uttaranchal to
experience an amalgamation of different cultures and customs.
How to reach Uttranchal?
By Air : The only airport in the state is the Jolly
Grant airport near Dehradun from where regular flights are availbale to
and for New Delhi.
By Rail : The major railway stations in the state are
Dehradun, Haridwar and Kathgodam which connect to other main cities of the
country through regular trains. Though the only option to reach the higher
altitude places is by road.
By Road : It is the most common option available for
the tourists to reach different places in the state. Sometimes it is the
only and best option to reach areas inaccessible by other means, though
one has to be careful in the rainy season when landslides are a common
occurence.
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Uttaranchal Tours
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