Udanchhu Travels

Explore UTTARAKHAND

Dev Bhoomi

Referred to as Dev Bhoomi or the abode of the Gods, this state occupies a significant place on the religious map of the country.

Feel the Thrill

Discover Adventure

From camping, skiing and river rafting to stargazing, trekking and bunjee jumping - Uttarakhand is a heaven for thrill seekers.

Nature's Bounty

Experience the natural beauty

Cocooned in nature, away from the chaos and fumes of the city, Uttarakhand is a breath of fresh air and a sight for soar eyes.

Into The Wild

Explore The Forests

Conservation reserves, world heritage sites and national parks teeming with varied flora and fauna - Uttarakhand has it all.

Reconnect

The Land of yoga and wellness

Touted as the yoga capital of the world, Uttarakhand boasts a number of centres run by professionals and is known for spiritual wellness as well.

From the Past

Tales of yesterday

Uttarakhand’s history and spiritual sites find mention not only in textbooks but also in India’s ancient texts.

Flavours of the land

Relish traditional food

From wholesome ingredients to flavourful spices, Uttarakhand's food is a blend of taste and nutrition.

Voices and Culture

Local festivals and events

Uttarakhand is home to warm and friendly people whose cultures and traditions are likely to be seen or experienced anywhere else.

Beauty of Uttarakhand

Char Dham Yatra

This annual pilgrimage to four temple destinations in Uttarakhand - Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath - is considered to be one of the most sacred in Hinduism, and draws millions of devotees.

6 National Parks

Uttarakhand boasts 6 National Parks (including India's first national park Jim Corbett), 7 Wildlife Sanctuaries, 4 Conservation Reserves and 1 Biosphere Reserve.

Unesco World Heritage Site

Nestled high in the Himalayas, the Valley of Flowers National Park is renowned for its meadows of alpine flowers and outstanding natural beauty. It is also one of India’s most popular and one of the oldest known treks. Visit it in between June and September.

Where The Beatles Prayed

Take a trip down memory lane at the Beatles Ashram, where members of the British rock band The Beatles stayed during their visit to India in 1968. A popular tourist spot in Rishikesh, the ashram, also known as Chaurasia Kutir, is located inside the Rajaji Tiger Reserve (RTR).

Land Of Gods

Called Devbhoomi (Land of the gods), Uttarakhand is home to one of the highest Lord Shiva temples in the world, the Char Dham (four revered sites), the Panch Kedar (five temples dedicated to Lord Shiva), the Panch Badri (five temples dedicated to Lord Vishnu) and the Panch Prayag (five confluences of the holy Ganges river).

Adventure Hub

From white water rafting to paragliding, from bungee jumping to trekking and from skiing to mountain biking - there is no dearth of adventure activities to be had and experienced in Uttarakhand. While Auli is known as the skiing paradise of India, Rishikesh hosts India's highest bungee platform!

Yoga Capital Of The World

The city of Rishikesh. located on the banks of the River Ganges, is popularly called the Yoga capital of the world. Every year around March, it hosts the International Yoga Festival, which is attended by yoga enthusiasts, practitioners and gurus from across the world in large numbers.