Auli - Hill Station In Uttrakhand!!!

Hello everyone!!!

Auli is in the north Indian state of Uttarakhand. Auli is surrounded by coniferous and oak forests, plus the Nanda Devi and Nar Parvat mountains.

Location

Auli lying at the height of 2,800 meters which is in upper ranges of the Himalayas, in Garwali district of Uttarakhand, which has amazing natural beauty. This place offers you the most captivating views of Himalayas.

• Are you planning to go on a family trip?

• Are you planning a trip with Friends?

• Are you planning your honeymoon trip?

• If you are planning a romantic trip If you love trekking,

Then, I would like to suggest you that, Auli is the best destination for you.

Best time to visit Auli

Auli can be visited anytime during the year. However, since Auli is the skiing destination and is famous for its snow-peaked mountains, it is better to visit this beauty during the winter season. Reaching here during the winters might get difficult though due to road blockages, so before leaving for this place do ask for the road conditions.

• Summer – The summertime in Auli is from March to June. Since the mountains here are barren, the mountains will have a brown shade, with a little snow on the top of the peaks.

• Monsoon – Monsoon stays between July to October in Auli. I would suggest you to avoid visiting Auli during this time.

• Winter – During the months of November to February, one can expect snowfall and the temperature goes down in negative 8 degrees. To experience skiing activities this is the best time period.

Getting to Auli

• Air

The nearest airport to Auli is Jolly in Dehradun, which is 279 km away from Auli.

• Rail

The nearest railway station is at Haridwar which is 273 km away from Auli. Trains are also available from Haridwar to other cities in India.

• Road

From Auli Joshimath is 16 km. Regular taxis are available from Joshimath to Auli.

Sightseeing in Auli

Auli offers really amazing views. I am sure in this visit you will become a peaceful soul. You can see Nanda Devi from here. The mighty Nanda Devi is at a height of 7800 meters as well as you can see the snow-clad mountains and it is so relaxing to have a cup of tea while watching these mountains.

Places to visit in Auli

Nanda Devi National Park

Bridging the transition zone between the Great Himalayan Range and the Zanskar mountain range, expect to witness nothing but a striking combination of flora and fauna at the bustling Nanda Devi National Park.

Joshimath

I would suggest you that, you must-visit Joshimath this is one of the main tourist attraction in the Auli specially in summer.

Chattrakund Lake

This lake is Set at a height of 3,300 meters. this is a sweet-water lake which attracts thousands of travelers around the year.

Artificial Lake

The Artificial Lake plays an important role in boosting the tourism of Auli hill station in summer as well as winters.

Trekking Routes that Start from Auli

Most of the treks which are started from Auli itself; Auli being the base camp. Some of them are Auli Grson trail, Gorson – Tali, Tali – Kuari Pass, Kuari Pass – Khulara and Khulara – Tapovan.

Auli is the starting point for most of the treks such as – valley of flowers, Roopkund, Kuari Pass, etc. Apart from this, there are snow treks as well.

Accommodations in Auli

There are several guest houses and hotels in Auli. One of the most prominent ones is the Auli resort. If you are traveling to Auli during the peak season it is better to pre-book the rooms.

Here you will get very few options with varieties of food as compared to other hill stations.There are only a few restaurants and dhabas that you would be able to find in Auli.

Things to do in Auli

• Skiing in Auli

Skiing is a famous sport to experience in Auli. Many tourists come here to experience skiing only. The artificial lake helps in making of snow all round the year.

• Camping In Auli

• Cable Car Ride

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This place is not only a perfect destination for skiing lovers but it also offers the most picturesque sites of the mountains.

Thank you!!!