Uttarakhand tourism offerings range from the best of natural splendours to unrivalled adrenaline-inducing adventures. But before you decide on your itinerary, we suggest you spare some thought for these famous wonders in Uttarakhand that are a true traveller’s delight!

Most travellers claim that describing Uttarakhand tourism is difficult owing to its varied landscapes, which changes dramatically as you move from one town to another. Where the holy town of Rishikesh is centred around River Ganga, the valley of Dehradun is surrounded by thick forests and the mesmerising hill station of Kausani promises rows of vibrant meadows. Uttarakhand tourism has attracted spiritual seekers, adventure enthusiasts and nature lovers for decades.

Rishikesh Tour Package:

Rishikesh is also an important pilgrimage town for Hindus. Surrounded by three districts, Tehri Garhwal, Pauri Garhwal and Haridwar, legend has it that Lord Rama imposed a penance on himself in Rishikesh for killing Ravana, the king of Lanka.
From yoga and meditation to rafting and bungee jumping, there are numerous answers for what to do in Rishikesh.
Rishikesh is a vegetarian city by law and also alcohol-free.

Nainital Tour Package:

Nainital is one of the most charismatic hill stations that India harbours and it is tucked away in the Kumaon foothills of the Himalayas at an altitude of 1,938 meters. Its enchanting panorama, sprinkled with natural resplendence in the form of varicoloured coppices and dazzling almond-shaped lakes has earned it the well-merited moniker of “Lake Paradise”. The garlanded beauty of the place beckons day-trippers, nature-seekers, and travel enthusiasts all across India. Nainital holds an inimitable charm and forms the perfect retreat from cacophony and city blues, especially for North Indian denizens. Nainital is a glittering jewel in the Himalayan necklace, blessed with scenic natural splendour and varied natural resources. Nainital is popularly known as the “lake district of India” and is situated in Uttarakhand. The word Nainital means, “Naini” meaning “the eye” and “Tal” meaning “the Lake”. Nainital was earlier the summer headquarters of the British. The natural beauty and the Naini Lake make it a famous tourist destination. Nainital is also an ideal destination for families, honeymooners, poets and writers, nature lovers and adventure lovers as well.