🏞️ Diverse Destinations
Uttarakhand offers everything from yoga retreats to high-altitude treks.
The spiritual and adventure capital. Known for Ganga Aarti, yoga ashrams, river rafting, and bungee jumping.
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Best for: Spirituality & Adventure
Classic hill stations with shimmering lakes, colonial charm, and panoramic Himalayan views.
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Best for: Families & Couples
The 'Queen of Hills' offering misty walks, waterfalls, and colonial architecture. Landour provides a quieter, poetic escape.
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Best for: Easy Getaways
India's premier ski destination and the 'Mini Switzerland'. Famous for snow slopes, trekking, and Tungnath temple.
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Best for: Snow & Trekking
India's oldest national park, famous for Bengal tigers, elephants, and luxury jungle resorts.
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Best for: Wildlife Lovers
🧗 Top Adventure Experiences
Thrilling activities curated by AI for your mountain vacation
Navigate the thrilling rapids of the Ganges in Rishikesh. From 12km to 24km stretches available.
Early morning jeep safari in Corbett's Dhikala or Bijrani zones to spot the majestic Bengal Tiger.
Glide down world-class snow slopes with Nanda Devi views. Lessons available for beginners.
The world's highest Shiva temple. A moderate 4km trek offering breathtaking Himalayan panoramas.
A mesmerizing spiritual ritual with fire lamps and chants on the banks of the Ganges.
Peaceful yachting or paddling in the emerald waters of Naini Lake surrounded by hills.
🗺️ Best of Uttarakhand Itinerary
A classic 6-day plan covering spirituality, adventure, hills, and wildlife.
Haridwar Arrival & Aarti
- Arrive in Haridwar
- Visit Mansa Devi Temple
- Participate in Evening Ganga Aarti at Har Ki Pauri
- Street food dinner
Rishikesh Adventure
- Transfer to Rishikesh (1 hr)
- River Rafting adventure
- Visit Beatles Ashram
- Sunset at Triveni Ghat
Rishikesh to Mussoorie
- Drive to Mussoorie (3 hrs)
- Kempty Falls visit
- Walk on Mall Road
- Cafe hopping in Landour
Mussoorie Sightseeing
- Gun Hill cable car ride
- Company Garden
- George Everest House
- Lal Tibba sunset view
Jim Corbett Wilderness
- Drive to Corbett (5-6 hrs)
- Resort check-in by river
- Evening nature walk
- Bonfire dinner
Jungle Safari & Departure
- Early morning Jeep Safari
- Breakfast at resort
- Visit Garjiya Devi Temple
- Depart for Delhi
💚 Stories from the Mountains
"We wanted a mix of thrill and chill. NxVoy planned a perfect Rishikesh rafting + Mussoorie cafe trip. The hotel suggestions in Landour were absolute hidden gems with amazing views!"
Riya & Amit
Couples Trip • Gurgaon
"Traveling to the Himalayas was a dream. The AI helped me plan the Chopta trek and Auli visit seamlessly. It even advised on altitude sickness and packing layers. Fantastic!"
David Smith
Solo Trekking • UK
"A family trip to Nainital and Corbett. The AI found a kid-friendly resort in Corbett and booked our safari permits in advance (which is tough!). Very reliable planner."
Mehra Family
Family Vacation • Delhi
❓ Uttarakhand Travel FAQs
Summer (Mar-June) is perfect for hill stations and trekking. Winter (Oct-Feb) is great for snow in Auli and wildlife in Corbett. Monsoon (July-Sept) should be avoided for trekking due to landslides, but Valley of Flowers is open then.
Major roads to Dehradun, Rishikesh, and Nainital are good. However, mountain roads can be narrow and winding. If you're not experienced in hill driving, it's safer to hire a local taxi. Avoid night driving in potential landslide zones.
Yes! Registration is mandatory. Helicopter tickets for Kedarnath sell out months in advance. Our AI planner can guide you to the official booking portals and help plan the sequence of the 4 shrines.
Yes, in winter (Dec-Feb). Auli, Chopta, Dhanaulti, and upper reaches of Mussoorie/Nainital receive snowfall. For guaranteed snow sports, Auli in January-February is the best choice.
By Air: Jolly Grant Airport (Dehradun) is the main hub. Pantnagar Airport serves Nainital. By Train: Dehradun, Haridwar, and Kathgodam are key railway stations connected to Delhi.
It refers to the four holy Himalayan shrines: Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath. It's a major pilgrimage circuit usually done in that specific clockwise order.