Naini Lake
Nainital Lake is a sparkling gem in the splendid Himalayan kingdom. This picture perfect region of nature is dotted with...
One of the most primitive things that Uttarakhand is known for is its diverse and conserved natural environment. Away from the busy cities and the commotion, it offers a pollution free environment where one can actually experience the serene beauty of what we call – Nature. Having a diverse flora and fauna, it comes out to be a healthy, balanced bio-diverse land and thus maintains a nutritious ecology. Consisting of heritage sites, rivers and lakes, mountains along with glaciers and Conservation Parks, Uttarakhand is a land full of pro environment people and culture.
Lakes
The rivers of Uttarakhand are no exception in the wholesome bounty they bestow as they flow down mountainous slopes, into narrow gorges and widening into the plains. Born in the deep glacial chambers of the magnificent Himalayas, the mighty rivers of Uttarakhand have brought people together and nurtured their way of life.
Bhimtal
The emerald green waters of the Bhimtal Lake mirror the lovely greenery of the surrounding hills and conjure a striking ...
Naukuchiya Tal
Naukuchiya Tal is perhaps the most beautiful lake in Uttarakhand. This unique nine cornered lake lies in the foothills o...
Sat Tal
Sat Tal is located in the lower range of the Himalayas, just 23 kilometres away from Nainital. At an altitude of approxi...
Devaria Tal
Spread over 700 meters it is an ideal spot for birdwatchers and anglers. On a sun-drenched day, one could one is able to...
Nanak Sagar
Nanakmatta is in the Udham Singh Nagar district of Uttarakhand. Situated at a distance of 15 kilometers from Khatima tow...
Hemkund Lake
Lying in the upper reaches of the Chamoli district at a height of 4329 meters, in Garhwal, it is a well known pilgrimag...
Sahastra Tal
The journey to these lakes passes through the panoramic Bhilangna River valley. One can capture unforgettable views of s...
Assan Barrage
Lying at the confluence of the rivers Yamuna and Assan, it is popularly known as Dhalipur Lake and enjoys distinct summe...
Tehri Lakes
The lovely district of Tehri Garhwal is located at an altitude of 770 meters above sea level. The name Tehri comes from ...
Vasuki Tal
There is no vegetation in this area and the lake freezes in winter. It is the shape of the lake that has led to it being...
Mountain & Glaciers
Cozily snuggled in the arms of the great Himalayas, the state of Uttarakhand has time and again been referred to as 'Dev Bhumi' or 'The Land of Gods'. This accounts for the numberless Hindu and Buddhist lore associated with the very roots of its terrain whose astounding splendor reveals itself in all shades of nature – there is abundant greenery, a rare variety of wildlife and million floral hues and of course the pristine Himalayas.
Chaukhamba
One of the chief mountain massifs in the Gangotri cluster of mountains in the Garhwal Himalayas is the magnificent Chauk...
Swargarohini
In the Bandarpunch Range of the Garhwal Himalayas lies the striking Swargarohini mountain massif. Located in the Uttarka...
Trishul
Before ski tourism gained popularity as a winter sport in Auli, Trishul was amongst the few peaks that were used as trai...
Shivling
Its impressive appearance has often been compared to the Matterhorn in the Alps. Between Gaumukh and Shivling, is the me...
Bhagirathi Peak
Bhagirathi can be reached from Joshimath in the sub-division of Chamoli, by following the Badrinath and Mana motorable r...
Neelkanth Peak
The history of Central Garhwal would remain unfinished without mentioning this peak of supreme splendour and exquisitene...
Gaumukh
The Gaumukh Glacier is the source of the Holy Ganga and is therefore held in special regard by devout pilgrims. It is an...
More Peaks
Abigamin, Arwa Spire,Arwa Tower,Baljuri, Banderpunch (Route-I),Banderpunch (Route-II),Banderpunch (Route-III),Banderpunc...
Rivers
The rivers of Uttarakhand are no exception in the wholesome bounty they bestow as they flow down mountainous slopes, into narrow gorges and widening into the plains. Born in the deep glacial chambers of the magnificent Himalayas, the mighty rivers of Uttarakhand have brought people together and nurtured their way of life.
Ganga
The glacial waters then take a 25 meter plunge into the Gauri Kund, from where the river starts her cross-country journe...
Yamuna
River Yamuna is a tributary and rises in the Yamunotri Glacier, at a height of 6,387 meters in the Uttarkashi district, ...
Alaknanda
The river emerges from between the twin peaks of Nar and Narayan. It is believed that the 8th century religious reformer...
Bhagirathi
White water rafting and kayaking are popular on the Bhagirathi, and in fact, the river expeditions on the waters of the...
Ramganga
It drains the western parts of Almora and south-east portions of the Garhwal district. It rises in the slopes of the lo...
Tons
The Tons is the largest and most important tributary of the Yamuna and flows through the Garhwal region. touching Himach...
Kali
River Kali is the largest and the most important river of the Kumaon region. It forms the border between India and Nepal...
UNESCO Heritage Site
Valley of Flowers
A world heritage site, the valley is situated at a very remarkable area, which is the conversion point of Himalayan rang...
