Uttrakhand Tour Packages

Rich Culture and Warm People

Uttarakhand's culture is deeply rooted in traditions and spirituality. The people, predominantly Garhwali and Kumaoni, are hospitable and deeply connected to nature and their heritage.

Delectable Cuisine

The food in Uttarakhand is simple yet flavorful, featuring dishes like Kafuli, Phaanu, and Bal Mithai, along with locally grown ingredients.

Festivals and Celebrations

The region celebrates festivals like Ganga Dussehra, Nanda Devi Raj Jat, and Holi with great enthusiasm and devotion, offering a glimpse into its vibrant traditions.

Stunning Climate and Geography

With towering peaks, dense forests, and flowing rivers, Uttarakhand's geography is diverse. Summers are pleasant, monsoons bring lush greenery, and winters are a snowy wonderland.

Dos

• Respect the local culture and religious sites.
• Pack layers of clothing for the changing weather.
• Carry trekking and hiking essentials if visiting remote areas.

Don’ts

• Avoid littering and disrupting wildlife.
• Refrain from photography in restricted areas.
• Don’t venture into unknown terrains without guidance.

Activities

• Trekking in Chopta, Roopkund, and the Kuari Pass.
• River rafting and camping in Rishikesh.
• Wildlife safaris in Jim Corbett National Park.
• Skiing and snowboarding in Auli.
• Pilgrimage tours to Kedarnath, Badrinath, and Haridwar.

Best Time to Visit

• Summer (March to June): Ideal for hill stations and trekking.
• Monsoon (July to September): Perfect for lush green landscapes and the Valley of Flowers.
• Winter (October to February): Great for snow activities in Auli and serene temple visits.