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YOU CANT AFFORD TO MISS THESE PLACES IN YOUR
VISIT TO UTTARAKHAND
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• Located amidst the majestic Himalayas and endowed
  with rich topography of lofty snow-laden
  mountains, gurgling rivers, muddy trails,
  undulated meadows, striking fruit orchards,
  quaint villages, and verdant forests, the hill
  state of Uttarakhand is an epitome of natural
  beauty. The scores of tourist places to visit in
  Uttarakhand, provide a favourite haunt for
  honeymooners, trekkers, wildlife enthusiasts,
  adventure freaks, and casual holiday seekers and
  attract countless people from across the country
  to escape those unbearable mounting temperatures
  of the plains during peak summer months.
• With some spectacular places to visit in
  Uttarakhand and the availability of innumerable
  thrilling experiences ranging from water sports
  to the blissful ashrams where you can connect
  with your inner self, there is no reason you
  should be a part of the urban grind for more than
  two months in a row! Summers are the best time to
  visit the many tourist places in the state when
  the pristine beauty of the majestic alpine hills
  is blooming with lush greenery, and one can also
  partake in various fairs and festivals that
  showcase the states diverse cultures and
  traditions. While there are endless enchanting
  hill stations and places to visit in Uttarakhand,
  we bring to you the best seven, saving you from
  all the stress of listing down the prospective
  summer vacation destinations. These luxurious
  hill-top destinations tucked in the peaceful
  state of Uttarakhand are sought by travellers
  owing to their sweeping views of some of the
  tallest Himalayan peaks like Nanda Devi and
  Panchachuli and captivating view of the rich
  natural beauty, green pastures, and silent
  valleys.

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• Top 7 Places to Visit in Uttarakhand
• Rishikesh
• Mussoorie
• Kausani
• Haridwar
• Nainital
• Jim Corbett National Park
• Dhanaulti

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1. Rishikesh

• Beautifully cradled on the foothills of
  Himalayas, at the holy confluence of Ganga and
  Chandrabhaga, Rishikesh has always charmed
  spiritual and adventure travellers. This holy
  city offers divine views of scenic landscapes and
  a lush green valley, and is home to ancient
  temples, spiritual gurus and a host of ashrams
  preaching yoga, spirituality, meditation and
  Ayurveda. Rishikesh is a place that continues to
  enthral tourists with its rustic touch and
  spiritual energy. Triveni Ghat marks the
  confluence of the Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati
  rivers and is one of the most worshipped bathing
  spots in Rishikesh. Apart from being a spiritual
  getaway, the small hamlet is also famed for
  thrilling adventure sports like white water
  rafting on the rapids of Ganga, cliff diving,
  body surfing, rock climbing, and others.
• It is conveniently located in close proximity to
  other important devotional places like Kedarnath,
  Badrinath, Gangotri, and Yamunotri and is looked
  upon as a prominent camping site. Major
  attractions in the city include Gita Bhawan,
  Laxman Jhula, Bharat Mandir, and Triveni Ghat,
  among other places of religious significance.
  Rishikesh also serves as the gateway to many
  Himalayan treks and is used as a popular camping
  site, and is a must visit for everyone visiting
  India to truly experience something spiritual and
  unique.
• Best time to visit September to December and
  February to April
• Things/activities to do Ganga aarti, rope
  walking, white water rafting, mountain biking,
  flying fox, bungee jumping, and nature hiking

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2. Mussoorie
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• The amazing town of Mussoorie remains an ideal
  getaway for all those seeking respite from the
  scorching heat and overcrowded city life. The
  beautiful hill station nestled in the foothills
  of the Garhwal Himalayan ranges, boasts of a
  wonderful weather and offers a picturesque and
  delightful view of the Himalayan Ranges and Doon
  Valley. The hill top destination served as the
  summer retreat during the British era in the
  yester years. This can be observed from the
  multitude of British remnants engulfing the city,
  and the colonial architecture of the structures
  dotting the entire terrain. The Queen of Hills
  is evergreen and the perfect place to unwind and
  celebrate your vacation amidst the beauty of
  nature and several attractions like hills,
  museums, adventure parks, art galleries and clock
  towers, all vying for your attention. Major
  attractions here include Kempty Falls, Lal Tibba,
  Clouds End, Bhadraj Temple, and the famous Mall
  Road.

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• Tourists can avail of the cable car ropeway ride
  to Gun Hill, which offers a captivating view of
  the surrounding mountains, enjoy several exciting
  activities like skywalk, zip swings, paragliding,
  rappelling, and zip lines at the Mussoorie
  Adventure Park, try your hand at river rafting in
  the stimulating rapids along the Dhauliganga and
  Alaknanda Rivers or pursue all sorts of thrilling
  adventure activities like trekking, camping, rock
  climbing across the countryside. Consider buying
  several unique items from the many local shops in
  Kulri Bazaar and Landour Bazaar, where you will
  see sellers vying for your attention in selling
  everything from antiques, oxidized jewellery, and
  footwear to artefacts and fancy sweaters. Take a
  leisurely stroll through the meandering mountain
  roads of the Mall Road and make some amazing
  memories to treasure while in Mussoorie.
• Best time to visit March to June and October to
  February for snowfall
• Things/activities to do Trekking, nature hiking,
  cable car ride, white water rafting, mountain
  biking, fishing, and wildlife safari,

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3. Kausani

• Rightly termed as the Switzerland of India by
  Mahatma Gandhi, the luxurious hill-top
  destination of Kausani tucked in the peaceful
  Bageshwar District of Uttarakhand is sought by
  travellers who like to go offbeat. It is renowned
  for the 350 kilometres broad sweeping views of
  some of the tallest Himalayan peaks like Nanda
  Devi and Panchachuli and the captivating view
  that it offers to passionate trekkers and
  photographers alike. The rich natural beauty, tea
  gardens, and silent valleys makes it an ideal
  weekend getaway from Delhi. Discover famous
  tourist places with your loved ones like
  enchanting Rudradhari Falls, Anasakti Ashram, the
  ancient temple of Baijnath, Rudrahari Mahadev
  Temple, and Kausani Planetarium, among others.
• One of the top tourist places in Kausani for
  Himalayan tourists, the Kausani Tea Estate sits
  at an altitude of 1,890 metres, spread across 208
  acres of area and is a perfect heaven for tea
  lovers. The organic tea produced here is savoured
  by locals and tourists alike and is even exported
  to many countries, including Australia, Germany,
  and the US. June to September is the best time to
  visit this place, when it is covered with lush
  greenery and the cool air with a pleasant, musky
  aroma of freshly plucked tea leaves rejuvenates
  you. Interact with locals to get to know how the
  tea leaves are processed and packed.
• Best time to visit March to June
• Things/activities to do Trekking, nature trails,
  sunset viewing, fishing, and nature photography

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4. Haridwar
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• Situated in the heart of Uttarakhand on the banks
  of the holy River Ganga, is nestled one of the
  most revered destination thronged by devotees
  from across the world, who come to take a dip in
  the holy river and get rid of all the paap (sins)
  and achieve absolution and blissfulness. Tourists
  can partake in the stunning Ganga aarti that
  happens at the Har-ki-Pauri Ghat every evening or
  visit the Jairam Ashram, Vaishnav Devi Temple,
  Manasa Devi Temple, and Chilla Wildlife
  Sanctuary. Grand celebrations are conducted at
  the Kumbh Mela once in every 12 years that draws
  lakhs of pilgrims from all over the world and is
  considered one of the most religious gatherings
  in India.

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• The land of mysticism and legends has evolved
  from being a mere religious city to a
  multifaceted cultural and spiritual centre, and
  there is a lot more to the city than just
  visiting temples and other spiritual sites.
  Haridwar has unfolded as the perfect holiday
  option for anyone seeking spiritual connection as
  well as a chance to indulge in and get closer to
  nature. The Rajaji Tiger Reserve and National
  Park is amongst the other tourist places in
  Haridwar, spread across an area of 1,000 square
  kilometres and is home to a variety of flora and
  fauna. Dont forget to have a bite of the local
  delicacies here, as Haridwar is renowned for its
  street food trail. Some of the must-try dishes
  include mouth-watering kachoris, aloo puri,
  lassi, and chole bhature.
• Best time to visit October to February
• Things/activities to do Temple hopping,
  meditation and yoga, Ayurvedic treatments, and
  nature photography

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5. Nainital

• One of the prime tourist places to visit in
  Uttarakhand, Nainital lies deep inside the
  beautiful Kumaon Hills and makes for one of the
  best weekend getaways from Delhi and Punjab. This
  quaint hill town with its natural beauty and
  cultural spectacle offers great scope for
  trekking and other adventure activities like
  hiking, rock-climbing, paragliding, and angling
  amidst the ethereal beauty of its lakes. It also
  houses myriad temples and religious places that
  offer a memorable time to all the spiritually
  inclined.
• The Naini Lake that flows through the heart of
  the city is a famous spot for various activities
  such as paddle boating and row boating. Other
  prominent tourist places that you can visit are
  the Sariyatal Lake, Bhimtal Lake, Naina Peak,
  Tiffin Top, Khurpatal Lake, and Snow View Point.
  Around Nainital, you can visit Jeolikote,
  Bhimtal, and Mukteshwar, which are all lesser
  explored and tranquil places to stay.
• Best time to visit March to June
• Things/activities to do Boating, trekking, and
  wildlife safari and temple hopping

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6. Jim Corbett National Park

• Being one of the oldest and most prestigious
  national park established in 1936, Jim Corbett
  has ensured to maintain its legacy by holding on
  to its richness of Royal Bengal tigers in the
  region. Being one of the very few national parks
  to allow residing inside the premise at night,
  Jim Corbett is special in many unique ways.
  Located in the foothills of the Himalayas and
  along the banks of River Ramaganga, it provides
  habitat to around 580 bird species and 50 species
  of animals along with 25 reptile species.
• The incredibly diverse landscape, ranging from
  marshy land, riverine belts to small hills,
  marshy depressions, lakes and grasslands, is home
  to a wide variety of flora and fauna, including
  Otters, Asiatic Black Bear, Hog Deer, Sambar,
  Sloth bear, Wild Elephants, and some migratory
  birds. It is a treat for wildlife enthusiasts,
  nature lovers, and photographers. A visit to
  Corbett National Park remains incomplete without
  taking a jungle safari, so make sure you go for a
  safari, preferably in morning and evening both.
• Best time to visit November to February
• Things/activities to do Animal sighting,
  wildlife photography, bird watching, and safari

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7. Dhanaulti
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• The unadulterated natural bounty of Dhanaulti
  makes for one of the best nature holiday
  destinations in the Himalayan region. This quaint
  little hill town located at a distance of 62
  kilometres from Mussoorie is a perfect getaway
  from the hustle bustle of the swarming cities
  flanked by strapping mountain slopes, sprawling
  verdant forests, snow covered peaks, red apples
  orchard, and luscious cherry trees. Dhanaulti is
  a haven for you to marvel at the untouched
  natural beauty, and is dotted with several
  attractions from ancient temples and pristine
  parks to nearby villages. Places to visit here
  include the lush, sprawling Eco Park, Surkhanda
  Devi Temple, Camp Thangdhar, and the magnificent
  Dhanaulti Adventure Park.
• Dhanaulti is an amazing place to relax in the lap
  of Mother Nature, sans the touristy-rush and
  high-end commercialization. Spring and early
  summers is supposed to be the most favourable
  time to visit this hill station, when the beauty
  amplifies manifold with blooming flowers and
  fruit laden orchards that look stunning.
• Best time to visit October to June
• Things/activities to do Camping, bird watching
  and trekking

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