Visit Auli In Winter 2020

January time, Its all snowed and you might be sitting home, almost wasting your weekends. So this time we would take you on a virtual and exciting tour of a snowfield, Auli. Visiting Auli in winter 2020 is always a thrilling experience if extreme cold and lots of snow don't get involved in your spirits. And for this, you need to move from your bed and get going.

Place To Visit In Auli

Artificial Lake: 

The Auli Artificial Lake is Auli’s only man-made lake. It provides a serene and calm atmosphere along with a skiing track. The glistening images of the Himalayan peaks like Nanda Devi Hill appear mesmerizing. There is a ski track located beside the lake for both first-timers and professionals.

Joshimath: 

Located in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand is one of the best cities that is in close proximity to almost all of the Auli tourist places; Joshimath. Also known as Jyotirmath, this small town is the beginning point of many Himalayan expeditions, including the ropeway to Auli, and the trekking trail to Badrinath. Home to Shankaracharya Math and Tapovan Natural Hot Springs, one has to surely pass this town to get to Auli. Apart from the religious significance of this place, it is also a hotspot for adventurous activities popular in this place, the foremost being trekking followed swiftly by camping in Joshimath.

Gurso Bugyal: 

The 360-degree view of the Himalayan peaks and almost invisible, dainty towns amidst them are what make the trek to Gurso Bugyal a memorable experience. Elevated over 3,000 meters above sea level, you can see other ranges like the Nandadevi, Trishul, and Dron from atop the hill. You can make stops on the 3 km long trek of this range, and intake a panoramic view of the rapidly flowing river, perhaps frozen during winters and the clear skies of Auli. Chattrakhand is a place 1 km from Gurso Bugyal which often attracts many tourists.

Nanda Devi Peak: 

Nanda Devi – the sleeping beauty, Hathi Parvat – the elephant, Trishul, Beethartoli, Dunagiri, Ghori Parbat, Kamet, Mana Parvat, Nar Parbat and Nikanth – these peaks narrate their own stories amidst the serenity of the tree lines dotting their height. Nanda Devi is the 23rd largest peak of the world and the second-largest in India with a height of 7,816 meters. The name derives from the etymological equivalent that means ‘Bliss-giving God’. It is a popular trekking destination and provides a 360-degree view of its beautiful surroundings. As per mythology, it is a highly religious spot and attracts many devotees from all across the world. It is a popular trekking spot with snowy peaks around it surrounded by pine trees. The view at night is mesmerizing. 

Ropeway:  

Auli Ropeway is one of the tops draws when it comes to the topnotch places to visit in Auli. The highest and the longest ropeway in India after the one at Gulmarg in Jammu and Kashmir, it covers an approximate distance of 4km and presents the traveler with gaping views of the snowy valleys and verdant meadows below. Also called ‘Gondola’, it travels at a height of 3,010m above sea level. 

Chattrakund: 

In Joshimath, it is a small lake at about 4 km from Auli. It is located 3,300 meters above sea level.  It has a resounding collection of trees, including oak, pine, and deodar. Watching sunrise may be a little chilly during winters, but sunsets pose as the epitome of perfectionism with an orange glow and cotton candy clouds. It is a perfect spot to be enjoyed either alone, with family or your spouse. Tourists usually trek to this spot in the morning and recede before the sunsets.

Chenab Lake: 

Chenab Lake is yet another tourist place in Auli with grand scenery and magnificent views. It is located at a distance of approximately 2 km from the GMVN guest house, one of the popular residential places in Auli. Chenab Lake is a man-made artificial lake in the area. It was built for the sole purpose of tourism and is one of the best places to visit in Auli. It has a skiing area around it with pine trees and small stalls. It also acts as a water-storing reservoir that helps the town in case of low water circulation.

Ski Resort: 

Being such a coveted destination in terms of Skiing in India, it is imperative that Auli has resorts that can provide accommodation to ski enthusiasts visiting this place during the peak months of tourism here. That is what Auli Ski Resort provides here every year. 

Surrounded by the unmatched scenic beauty of the Garhwal district, the hotel provides all the basic amenities that one expects here, alongside all the scenic views of the areas around the place. With close proximity to the bus stand, the resort is also close to many other sightseeing and adventure locations of Auli, completely fulfilling its purpose as a premier skiing resort.

Trishul Peak: 

Trishul Peak is one of the best tourist places in Auli due to a 270-degree view of snow-clad hills surrounding it. Another picturesque destination, Nanda Devi can be seen from here with its majestic beauty. From Trishul Peak, you can have a picturesque view of the town of Auli. The Chenab Lake, or the artificial lake, is also visible from here. The Chenab Lake, or the artificial lake, is also visible from here. It is majorly a popular tourist attraction in Auli due to the series of Hathi, Ghoda and Palki hills.

Vishnuprayag: 

Auli is also the base town to travel to the holy town of Vishnuprayag, where one can clearly see the two tributaries of Alaknanda and Dahuliganga merging together to form one single river. Vishnupruyag is actually one of the five places (Panchprayag) where the river meets its sister tributaries before transforming into the mighty Ganga River. 

Kwani Bugyal: 

Among the famous trekking tourist places in Auli, Kwani Bugyal is situated 3,350 meters above sea level and is a haven for the lovers of the adventure sport. The place is a popular destination among tourists during the summer months when hundreds of them visit the region for trekking. Offering some of the most spectacular views of the snowclad mountain peaks, Kwani Bugyal offers unadulterated glimpses of Nanda Devi and Dunagiri mountains. The 13-kilometer trek from Auli to here is filled with panoramic scenery, fresh air, and lots of adventure.

Saildhar Tapowan: 

Saildhar is a popular tourist place to visit in Auli due to the presence of a hot spring about 3 km from it. It is a hamlet at a distance of 15 km from the town of Auli and lies on the Joshimath road. The village offers great cultural exposure to the tourists and poses as a dainty tourist attraction in Auli.

Valley of Flowers: 

Hemkunt Sahib, which etymologically translates to the valley of flowers, is a Sikh worship place in the small town of Ghangaria in Chamoli district and is a popular tourist place in Auli. It is advised to not visit the place during monsoon for it has a challenging trek along a rugged and rigid path. Devotees, on their way to Badrinath, often visit Hemkunt Sahib to adore the scenery around it as well as the intricate designs built inside it. This 20 km long trek should be done by those who are well-equipped for altitude sickness.

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