Uttarakhand Tourist Places,Uttarakhand Tour,Sightseeing Attractions in Uttarakhand

Covered by soaring Himalayan peaks and glaciers, the state of Uttarakhand is a treasure trove of natural bounties. It is the very place where the Ganga and the Yamuna, take birth in the Himalayan glaciers. There's pristine wildlife. There's exciting adventure. There's deep-rooted religious fervour. There's yoga and meditation. There's everything that a traveller expects to find during their holidays. Uttarakhand has something to offer almost everyone. What are you looking for? Mahalaxmi Tours & Travels (P) .Ltd. is at your service to offer you some of the most exciting holidays throughout the length and breadth of Uttarakhand. Let us make your travel a pleasurable experience. Explore your world!

Kedarnath
The popular Hindu shrine is situated at the source of River Mandakini. It is privileged to be counted among the twelve jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva. According to the Hindu traditions the Kedarnath Temple was built by the Pandavas. Plan your travel to Kedarnath to visit the Panch Kedars and this most sacred Hindu shrine.

Badrinath
The holy shrine is one of popular Chard Dham destinations in Uttarakhand. It occupies a prominent position in the Chamoli district of the state. Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, Badrinath attracts thousands of pilgrims every year. The present structure of the Badrinath Temple was constructed by the royal houses of Scindia and Holkar.

Gangotri
It is the place where the divine Indian River Ganga came into existence. According to Hindu traditions, goddess Ganga manifested herself here to let off the sins of King Bhagirathi's sons. A Gorkha commander named Amar Singh Thapa constructed the Gangotri Temple here, in dedicated to goddess Ganga.

Yamunotri
This is the place from originates the holy River Yamuna. The Yamunotri shrine occupies a position in the lap of the Garhwal Himalayas. The entire Himalayan panorama is worth watching from here. Trekkers can also have a lot of fun hiking along the riverbank.

Hemkund Sahib
The shrine is held in equal regard both by the Hindus and the Sikhs. The place features a lake and is also referred to as Lokpal Lake. If you start from Ghangharia, you can reach Hemkund Sahib after undertaking a trek of 6 hours. Guru Gobind Singh, the tenth Sikh guru used to meditate on the banks of the lake situated here.

Haridwar
The shrine is situated in the foothills of the Himalayas, on the right banks of River Ganga. It is at point from where River Ganga commences its journey through the northern plains of India. Haridwar has become all the most popular among tourists for being the venue of world popular Kumbh Mela.

Rishikesh
The holy town is serves as the entranceway to the Chardham destinations. Also referred to as the 'Tapo Bhumi', Rishikesh is highly revered as it is the place where gods used to meditate. Today, the pilgrimage town features multiple centres of yoga and meditation.

Mussoorie
Popular among tourists as the 'Queen of Hill Stations' Mussoorie even today retains its old-world charm. The salubrious climate and the astounding natural beauty of the place make it an idyllic hill station. It is at a distance of 89 km from Haridwar.

Nainital From one corner to the other, the entire hill station is dispersed with beautiful lakes, hence called the 'Lake District of India'. Pristine natural beauty and multiple tourist attractions to explore make Nainital one of the most loved hill stations in northern India.

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