Badrinath

Badrinath is located in the state of Uttarakhand and is one of the most captivating tourist destinations in India. It is delightfully set in the background of the Neelkanth mountain top and always hypnotizes travelers with its unrivaled exquisiteness. This spot, which holds a significant number of legends and folklore, must secure a place in the itinerary of a true explorer.

It is believed that Badrinath was the land of Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu figured out how to send Shiva from here to Kedarnath. Another legend is that when Ganga descended upon earth, one among her channels, Alaknanda fell on kedarnath, thereby providing Badrinath its unparalleled majesty.

Vasudhara Falls

Vasudhara Falls at 400 ft is considered to have been the resting spot of the Pandavas. This delightful cascade is situated in the serene surrounding of the Himalayas and it is believed that the falls turn away those people who are impure at heart. Make sure to go early in the morning to witness this beautiful waterfall.

Pandukeshwar  

Pandukeshwar is a holy pilgrimage site for Hindus. This is believed to be the place where the father of the five Pandavas- King Pandu, prayed to Lord Shiva. The Vasudeva Temple in Pandukeshwar is said to be built by the Pandavas. The hypnotizing magnificence of this area attract nature-lovers from far and wide.

Alka Puri

The AlkaPuri Glacier is the source of water that births the River Alaknanda. This glorious ice sheet with the amazing mountain peaks encompassing it, is a treat to the eyes. Alka Puri likewise, also has an extraordinary significance in India as it is considered to be the sacred home of Kuber, the Gandharvas and Yakshas.

Charan paduka 

This popular rock has several footprint of Lord Vishnu which is why several tourists head to this destination. A visit to Chananpaduka and a look towards the footprints is believed to retrieve the aliments of devotees. A visit to Badrinath calls for exploring the lesser-known places here like Charan paduka.   

Nainital

Nainital is located in the lap of Uttarakhand and surrounds a wide array of hilly destinations that have emerged as one of the most preferred destinations across India. It offers mesmerizing beauty, which amalgamates tourists all across the world to visit this place. Apart from the beauty, The Lake City also offers a wide array of adventure sports activities that are a must try.

 

Camping

This experience will you spell bounded by the serenity that prevails in the beautiful town. Pangot is popular for being a heaven for a diverse 200 species of birds, pine, and oak forests along with rhododendron. It is a 3- day tour among many famous adventure sports in Nainital that offers accommodation in tents available in occupancies of your choice. Tourists are offered breakfast, lunch, and dinner for two days while enjoying activities such as trekking, double rope bridge, Burma Bridge, rappelling, Tarzan swing, and a few similar ones.

Horse Riding

Explore the beauty of the area on horses that are well trained and experienced. For individuals riding for the very first time, you need a horseman who will assist you through all stages of the ride. You can avail horses at Bara Pathar where horses are available for being utilized as a transport mode for tourists. The uneven terrains and the stones on the horse riding make way for an adventurous ride. While galloping around the area, you are bound to get enthralled while passing through leafy pathways.

Water Zorbing

If you are an adventure enthusiast who also loves water, this adventurous sport is a must for you. You will be put inside a plastic ball known as Zorb through which you can stroll in water. The movements helps to enhance body equalization, which is quite fascinating. The cost of adventure sport in Nainital varies for every sport. While doing the activity, you can stay still or even move inside the ball. Do not miss the exciting chance of trying out water zorbing on your next trip to Nainital.

Bike Riding

 This is especially true for biking enthusiasts who love riding around exploring new and scenic places. The bikes can be rented easily that are well maintained and are of extremely good quality. Enjoy the view and ride with a friend or your special one to experience a moment of a lifetime.

 

Auli

Auli is a picturesque ski destination in the Garhwal region of the Indian state, Uttarakhand. This whimsical little town looks like a page from the fairy tale with thick blankets of snow, dense coniferous forests, and unobstructed views of Nanda Devi and Nar Parvat mountain in the background.

Trekking to the Himalayan peaks though snow, coniferous jungles, pastures and meadows make this magical snow land bustle with nature lovers and adventure seekers. Of all the activities to do in Auli, skiing and ropeway ride top the list for their thrill, adventure, and fun factor. Other activities like nature walks, birding tours, camping, and food tours ensure that one will never be left out for choices on what to do in Auli.

Skiing in Auli

Auli is one of the world's best skiing destinations in the world. The best time to enjoy skiing and other snow-related things to do in Auli is during the winter months from December to February. However, an artificial lake has been constructed in Auli to feed snow guns so that the tourists can enjoy snow skiing all through the year. 

Auli Artificial Lake

The mere presence of the lake in the region makes it all the more beautiful. Whether it is covered in snow in the winter, or is surrounded by a green landscape in the summers, the lake is one of the best spot in the region to spend some time with your loved ones, or even with your own self. And one of the best things to do in Auli is to spend time watching a sunset from the lake. Imagine the sun going down over some of the highest peaks of the country.

Ropeway Ride

Ropeway ride is the second most thrilling activities to do in Auli after snow skiing. This is also the second-longest and highest cable car ride from Auli GMVN Clifftop to Joshimath offers amazing views of Nanda Devi Peak and Sanjivani Parvat.

The astounding views of the landscape below and the majestic Himalayan ranges are a sight to behold. This enthralling ride also lets one witness the flora and fauna of the Nanda Devi forest from a bird's eye view.

Rishikesh

Rishikesh  Adventure

                                        Tara Manzil Temple Rishikesh

Rishikesh, also spelt as Hrishikesk. Located in the foothills of the Himalayas

in northern India, it is known as the "Gateway to the Garhwal Himalayas"

and "Yoga Capital of the Haridwar and 45 km southeast of the state capital

Dehradun. As of 2021, Rishikesh tehsil has a total population of 322825; this 

figure includes 93 surrounding villages as well as the city. It is the seventh most

populated city in the state of Uttarakhand.

 History of Rishikesh

Rishikesh has been a part of the legendary "kedarnath". Legends state that Lord Rama did penance here for killing Ravana, the asura king of Lanka; and Lakshmana, his younger brother, crossed the river Ganges, using two jute ropes at the point where the "Lakshman Jhula" stands today. The Ganges, one of the most sacred rivers to Hindu, flows through Rishikesh. Here the river leaves the Shivalik Hills in the Himalayas and flows into the plains of northern India. Several temples, ancient and new, are along the banks of the Ganges in Rishikesh. Shatrughna Mandir, Bharat Mandir, Lakshman mandir are the ancient temples established by Adi Shankaracharya.

Rafting camps

                          Every adventure lover craves far and since rafting is a sport you

can enjoy with the whole family therefore large numbers of tourists arrive in 

Rishikesh every year . Whether you are a newbie or a skilled rafter anyone can 

raft in Rishikesh with the assistance of professional trainers.

You can feast your eyes with the enchanting beauty of the Ganges and the 

mesmerizing sceneries surrounding the river.