Pauri Garhwal Tourism and Travel Guide

When u feel bore at times and you got nothing to do, you think of travelling but the purpose of ...

Finding solitude at the mountains... Thinking about hill station during winters is a brave thing ...

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A valley situated at 3500m above sea level surrounded by snow-capped mountains and alpine vegetation, the 25km trek to this valley stretches across 2 days, from Taluka village to Seema and from Seema to Har ki Doon.

Triveni Ghat, a revered spot in Rishikesh, is a confluence of three sacred rivers Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati known for its soulful evening aarti. ✓ Witness the divine Maha Aarti ✓ Boat rides during sunrise ✓ Soak in the spiritual ambiance

Sacred Explorations provides rafting in Rishikesh and have riverside camps in Shivpuri, between (Rishikesh and Marinedrive) with tents for overnight stay. During the rafting all the necessary equipments and gears is part of the package. The rafting distance of 36 km from Kaudiyala to Rishi...

Dehradun is between a scenic retreat and a growing urban city and we believe this is the best combination for travellers who are looking for short getaways. But, let this fact not dissuade solo travellers and backpackers since Dehradun tourism offers quite a few hidden gems that are best e...

Scenic and serene, Kinnaur in Himachal Pradesh is perhaps one of the most unexplored places in Himachal. Passing through serpentine roads, refreshing, lush greenery, the district is a delight to explore. Though travellers looking to enjoy a luxurious holiday may not have a great time here....

A kingdom that has risen above disasters like the 2010 cloudburst and is still able to magnetise a plethora of tourists and travellers every month to it, even when the mercury dips below sub-zero levels. This former capital of the Himalayan Kingdom of Ladakh is chiefly dominated by the r...