7 Uttarakhand places to visit

The land of Uttarakhand is more than a majestic pilgrimage spot, popularly known as ‘Devbhoomi’ or the Land of Gods, it is a land of wonderful natural beauty and an enormous collection of prosperous biodiversity. Learning the unique flowery valley and snow-covered mountains, lush green winding meadows all set against the background of the mighty Himalayas are visited here from all walks of life and from different parts of the world.

If you intend to visit this beautiful land of wonders on a weekend trip to Uttarakhand, then make sure you visit the following places:

Chardham

Uttarakhand is renowned in summer because of its yearly Char Dham pilgrimage to Yatra. When the gates of the temples open, the entire valley will be thronged by ardent Shaivites. All the Dhams have now implemented different modes of transport to make the Yatris happy. Every arrangement for safe and safe Darshan of the devotees is made from the extremely convenient Char Dham Yatra helicopter service to Dolis and pony rides. This pilgrimage site is worth a visit in the midst of the lush greenery and the snow-capped Narayan mountain peaks.

Chamoli

It is one of the most favorite tourist resorts, as it is famous for its holy shrines and destinations. This is a holiday destination. This iconic residence of gods is rich in the traditions of Garhwali and the place that gave rise to the famous ‘Chipko Movement.’ You can also take treks, sightseeing, climbing, cable cars, and photography in addition to a pilgrimage. This hill station, which is 113 meters high, offers picturesque views of the lush green hills surrounding and provides the base for the Tungnath, Hemkund Sahib, Joshimath, Badrinath Mandir, and Valley of the Flowers.

Chopta

This hill station is situated at an altitude of 13.000 meters above sea level in a small green area of the Kedarnath Shrine. Situated in Uttarakhand, this unspoiled natural destination provides breathtaking views of the Himalayas. Trishul, Nanda Devi, and Chaukhamba will also be able to enjoy their sights. The village is surrounded by pine trees, the deodar, and the rhododendrons on the lap of the Himalayas. The popular trekking destination Chopta – Tungnath – Chandrashila Trek is also served here. Chopta is one of the best locations for bird-watchers as well as a prime trekking destination.

Binsar

The panoramic town of Binsar is located in a vibrant wilderness site, near the town of Almora and 2.400 meters above sea level. The glorious Nanda Devi, Kedarnath, Chaukhamba, and Nanda Kot can be enjoyed by tourists. Binsar has religious mythology and is linked to many gods and deities as anywhere else in Uttarakhand. Binsar is your next best hill resort if you’re looking for a safe and quiet holiday on the hills.

Almora

Almora was established in 1568. The Hindu epic of Mahabharata reflects various accounts of human settlements. It is the cultural center of the Kumaon district of Uttarakhand. The city has long remained untouched and free of any external unwanted interference, one of the best places in the state. A highly recommended place for those looking for harmony, nature, and photography, Almora is famed for its unsurpassed nature. The tranquility of this location is incomparable as you can hear the sound of your watch. Trekking and walking to the surrounding villages are possible for guests.

Auli

This beautiful hill resort is regarded as a winter sports destination, such as skiing, at a height of 8 200 meters above sea level. In order to enhance tourism in Uttarakhand, this place was designed to give tourists interesting and unique things to do. Auli is on the way to Badrinath’s famed Hindu pilgrimage destination. Auli also boasts outstanding natural beauty and a beautiful coniferous forest, in addition to being one of the prime tourist places in Uttarakhand. Auli must be on your list of places to see if you are going to visit Uttarakhand.

Pithoragarh

The hill station was built in 1960 from Almora city and quickly became one of the prime destinations for natural beauty and peace. The breathtaking views of the snow-capped, majestic mountains can be enjoyed on a height of 4,967 feet above sea level. Pithoragarh rapidly becomes a tourist paradise with irresistible beauty and numerous places to visit. You can have a rest here along with daily walks and trekking to nearby villages. On Pithoragarh’s green lap of nature is also home to a series of religiously valued monasteries and temples.