Garhwal

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Day 01

Dehradun Airport to Srinagar Garhwal

On arrival at Dehradun Airport, drive to Srinagar Garhwal, a charming town nestled along the banks of the Alaknanda River. Once the capital of the Garhwal Kingdom and later British Garhwal, Srinagar is steeped in history. En route, stop at Devprayag—the sacred confluence where the Bhagirathi and Alaknanda rivers merge to form the Ganges.
Overnight stay at Srinagar Garhwal

Day 02

Srinagar Garhwal to Chopta

Wake up to the stunning valley views. After breakfast, check out and begin your drive towards Chopta Valley via Rudraprayag. The journey takes you along the serene Mandakini River, and after about 1.5 hours, you’ll ascend into the picturesque landscapes of Chopta. Check in at your accommodation upon arrival.
The evening is free for leisure—relax and enjoy the mesmerizing sunset right from your balcony.
Overnight stay at Chopta

Day 03

Chopta Local Tour

Wake up early to witness the breathtaking sunrise over the valley. After breakfast, set out for a refreshing village walk and enjoy birdwatching amidst nature. You may also explore jungle trails on foot, immersing yourself in the serene surroundings.
The evening is free for leisure—relax and unwind at your pace.
Overnight stay at Chopta

Day 04

Chopta To Joshimath

After breakfast, check out from your stay and begin the drive to Joshimath. The route takes you through the towns of Gopeshwar and Chamoli, with arrival in Joshimath by afternoon. Upon reaching, check in at your accommodation.
The evening is free for leisure—relax and soak in the magnificent views of Nanda Devi and Neelkanth peaks from your stay.
Overnight stay at Joshimath

Day 05

Auli Excursion

Wake up to a refreshing morning in the Garhwal Himalayas, surrounded by majestic views of the Great Himalayan peaks. After breakfast, set out on a day excursion to Auli—a tranquil hill station renowned for its pristine beauty, skiing slopes, and panoramic 360° vistas of the Himalayas. Return by evening and visit the sacred Narsingh Temple, where the backdrop features the striking Hathi Parvat (elephant-shaped mountain) and the Sleeping Lady peak. The temple’s serene atmosphere offers a perfect space to experience divine energy and quiet reflection.
Overnight stay at Joshimath

Day 06

Joshimath To Pauri

After breakfast check out and start you drive to Pauri Garhwal. The town is known for its lush valleys, dense forests, and panoramic Himalayan views. The region is steeped in history, once under the Katyuri dynasty and later part of the Garhwal Kingdom. On arrival check in to your stay.
Evening free for leisure.
Overnight stay at Pauri

Day 07

Devalgarh Excursion

After breakfast, set out for a visit to Devalgarh, once the capital of the Garhwal kings. The village still resonates with history, offering glimpses of ancient sites and traditions. Enjoy a leisurely village walk and interact with the locals to experience their culture. For lunch, head towards Khirsu or Pauri, surrounded by scenic landscapes.
Return to your stay by evening and unwind with a cup of tea or coffee while watching the beautiful sunset.
Overnight stay at Pauri

Day 08

Pauri to Rishikesh

After breakfast, check out from your stay and begin the drive to Rishikesh. Your accommodation will feature traditional Garhwali architecture, offering a peaceful retreat away from the bustle of city life. On the way, stop to explore Rishikesh’s spiritual landmarks including Swarg Ashram, Geeta Bhawan, Parmarth Niketan, and the famous Beatles Ashram. By evening, return to Parmarth Niketan to witness the enchanting Ganga Aarti on the riverbanks. After the ceremony, continue to your stay for the night.
Overnight stay at Rishikesh

Day 09

Departure

After breakfast check out your stay and drive to Dehradun airport

FAQs

  • Devprayag—the Sacred Confluence
  • Tunganath & Chandrashila Trek
  • Devalgarh – Former Capital of Garhwal Rulers
  • Enchanting Ganga Aarti at Rishikesh
  • Accommodation
  • Breakfast & Dinner (On Set Menu)
  • Vehicle for Tours & Transfers
  • Inner Land Permit
  • All Applicable Taxes
  • Local Assistances
  • Room Heaters
  • Entry Fees
  • Personal Expenses like Porter, Tips, Medicine, Laundry etc
  • Packaged Drinking Water
  • Flight Tickets
  • Simple Indian Meals, Continental Cuisine and Chinese Cuisine
  • Authentic Local Cuisine
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  • Deposit and Payment:
    A deposit of 60% per person is required upon booking. This deposit forms part of the final payment. However, a payment of deposit does not constitute confirmation of the tour. Rest of the payment is required 15 days before departure. Failure to comply with this may result in an automatic cancellation of your reservation and forfeiture of your deposit
  • Methods of Payment:
    Methods of payment are cash or bank transfer or UPI. All major international currencies are accepted, the exchange rate being determined at the sole discretion of Himalayan Rural Stays and updated periodically. Exchange rates so set are final and non-negotiable. Whatever the method of payment, payments must have to be cleared in our account by the payment deadline
  • Refund/ Compensation:
    No refunds, either in part or in full, will be made for unused air tickets, ground transportation, meals, accommodation, car rental or sightseeing tours not taken. No compensation will be made in case of rail/ road blocks, general strikes, cancellation of flight/ bus/ train services by the respective authorities. No compensation will be made as a result of Force Majeure (unforeseen circumstances beyond human control, e.g. war, civil strike, landslides, earthquake, floods). The Company can accept no responsibilities for loss or any additional expenses to travelers due to delay, changes in schedule or extended stay or extra vehicle services enjoyed by the passengers
  • Assistances will be provided by our operations team against additional charges
  • Starting Point and End Point is Dehradun/ Delhi Airport
  • Pack according to altitude and season Essential items include:
  • Warm layers for high-altitude regions
  • Rainproof jackets and sturdy footwear for monsoon travel
  • Comfortable walking shoes for trekking and village tours
  • Sun protection including hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen
  • Light clothing for lower valleys in summer

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