A mystical land of mountains and mythologies, exquisite landscapes and exhilarating adventure, and wellness and yoga, Uttarakhand has something to offer every traveller. Popularly known as Devbhoomi, or the land of gods, the state is framed by the Himalayas and divided into two main regions, Garhwal and Kumaon. While Uttarakhand has several well-known destinations like Nainital, Mussoorie, Corbett National Park and Auli, and pilgrimage sites like Kedarnath, Badrinath, Rishikesh and Haridwar, explore the 13 lesser-known destinations from the state’s 13 districts.

Uttarakhand, popularly called as “Dev Bhoomi” (Land of the Gods) is the 27th state of the Republic of India was separated from Uttar Pradesh and become independent state in November 2000. Naturally crafted over an area of 53,483 square kilometers of which segregated into 86 per cent of area are mountainous and 70 is dotted with lush green forests. Hence, Uttarakhand is called the land of nature’s bounty and spiritual attractions. Snuggled amidst the great Himalayan mountain ranges, it is one of the most beautiful northern states of India that captivates everyone with picturesque scenic landscapes. Appealing hill stations, blend of snow-capped mountains, charming villages along zigzag mountain roads, Crystal Rivers paving their path through mighty hills, world famous National Parks like Jim Corbett National Park and moreover world heritage sites like “Valley of Flowers” and “Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve” are the prime spot that takes every tourists to Uttarakhand.

Being bestowed with plethora of magnificent natural beauty as well as innumerable ancient pilgrimage places, undoubtedly the state can be called as most vibrant tourist’s destination in the country. Tourists across the globe come here to spend quality time in the lap of Mother Nature and to find yourself very close to spirituality.