In the laps of the mighty Himalayas in the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand lie the epitome of adventure and mystic - Auli. It is a man-made ski ground and popular “Skiing” spot in India. Locally people call it “Auli Bugyal” i.e., meadows. Thousands of visitors every year visit Auli for various activities and nearby attractions. In Auli, one can enjoy panoramic views of lofty Himalayas. Auli looks more astounding in winters because of snow-covered landscapes. Well, we suggest you why not just visit us and decide for yourself.
So, strap up your bags to join the most extraordinary Auli trip with an extremely passionate group of people! It will most likely emerge as a perfect start to your lifelong tryst with the Himalayas.
Uttarakhand's Auli is a lovely hill town. The town is charming all year round despite its reputation as a haven for skiers. Yet, the best activities in Auli are only available during the winter. One can start by simply admiring the destination's ethereal beauty while it is covered with snow.
The journey starts from Delhi. Time is of the essence in any experience. Joshimath is around 513 km away from Delhi and takes approximately 13 hours to reach.
Route - We make our way through Meerut, Muzaffarnagar, Roorkee, Haridwar, Rishikesh, Devprayag, Srinagar, Rudraprayag, before reaching Joshimath the following day.
The journey to Rishikesh is an overnight one, after that we buckle up for another 8 hours of a little strenuous yet stunning mountain drive! Most part of the journey traverses the mountain side, with the river flowing below you. (Don’t forget to take pictures at the confluence of Alaknanda and Bhagirathi rivers at Devprayag.)
Wake up early & witness the beautiful sunrise.
Have breakfast, Depart for Joshimath to visit Narsingh Temple.
Pit Stop at Rishikesh for Dinner at night and Reach Delhi by next day early morning Tentatively by 6 am.
By Metro:
By Cab/Auto:
Book an Uber/Ola or take a local auto directly to Sector 32, Noida City Centre Metro Station.
By Bus:
Catch a DTC bus heading to Sector 32/Noida City Centre. Affordable but slower than the metro.
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Auli is a famous hill station and a popular winter destination as ski resort of India, known for its snowy slopes, Auli has everything that an ideal tourist dreamed for like Himalayan Views, Meadows, adventure activities, romantic vistas, cable cars and much more.
Local people of Auli are very humble and even make sure that all the tourists are safe and sound. Lastly, common sense is always important to keep oneself out of troubles.
Summer in Auli stays from April to June making this period very pleasant with temperate and cool climate. Monsoon season can be avoided from June to You can feel the chills of winter at Auli from October itself which gets intense from December to February, this is also the time when it snows heavily here.
ATMs are not available in Auli. There are few ATMs available in Joshimath.
Although skiing is subjected to snowfall and weather conditions in Auli, but still time between late January and February are the perfect months for learning skiing on the slopes of Auli.
Skiing gear can be rented from Joshimath and Auli, there are a few local vendors in Auli who provides the skiing gear on rental basis.
Mostly snowfall occurs between the months December to March Auli. This time is most suitable to visit here for winter sports like skiing and hiking.
• Mata Murti Ka Mela Celebrated in the month of September, the Mata Murti Ka Mela is a religious festival for the Hindus. On this day, Shri Badrinath's mother is worshipped and a large procession is held at the Badrinath temple.
• Auli Winter Carnival During peak winters, Auli comes to life as it celebrates its snow day in January or February. The icy slopes in Auli start to buzz with skiers and snowboarders allowing them to indulge in this extremely fun sport. Ski Events are also held on the slopes of Auli in January and February.
The nearest airport to Auli is Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun which is approximately 285 kms from Auli.
There are few other places which can be visited from Auli. The town of Joshimath is just 16 kms away from Auli. The famous shrine of Badrinath is at a distance of 60 kms from Auli. In addition to that, famous town of Mana is just 4 kms from Badrinath.
Joshimath is situated in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, the sacred town of Joshimath spreads its celestial aura in the entire Garhwal region of Uttarakhand.
Joshimath is famous for pilgrimage and trekking.
During winters, the deity from Badrinath is brought to Vasudeva temple in Joshimath. Pilgrims can thus see blessings from lord Vishnu in winter as well.
Jolly Grant Airport is the nearest airport and Rishikesh Railway Station is the nearest railway station for Joshimath in Uttarakhand.
The best time to visit Joshimath is April, May, Sept, Oct and November.
Auli is situated at a distance of 10 to 12 kms from Joshimath.
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Children younger than 10 years old are not advised for group outings. Children older than 10 years old are welcome to join us if they are healthy (no history of a breathing ailment specifically) and can withstand the elements.
The swiss camps along with attached washrooms are arranged for the stay at Chopta and the guest house facilities come with the attached washroom too.
Our rooms are on double, triple, and quad sharing basis. (Offers are subject to availability.)
YES, If you want us to design a customized itinerary for you and your family/friends, reach out to us at info@travelmite.com or Call us at 8010000205.
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