Garhwal Division
Sacred river origins of the holy Ganga and Yamuna, ancient Char Dham shrines, UNESCO Valley of Flowers, and expansive high-altitude alpine bugyals across 7 administrative districts.
Garhwal Char Dham Yatra
The cardinal pilgrimage of the Himalayas: Yamunotri (3,291m), Gangotri (3,100m), Kedarnath (3,584m), and Badrinath (3,133m). Compare the 10–12 Day Commercial Agency Circuit with DHT's 14–16 Day Insider Explorer Circuit featuring Dhari Devi Mandir, Kharsali, Harsil Valley, Triyuginarayan, Madhyamaheshwar link, Joshimath, Urgam Valley, Mana First Village, and Vasudhara Falls.
Districts of Garhwal
Select a district to view its trailheads, mountain temples, and alpine trekking routes.
Chamoli
13 destinations
UNESCO alpine wildflower meadows, high-altitude Sikh sanctuaries, and Nanda Devi views
Rudraprayag
8 destinations
Sacred Panch Kedar shrines, high alpine tarns, and the Mandakini river canyon
Uttarkashi
10 destinations
Holy river origins, glaciated tapovans, and vast highland bugyals
Pauri Garhwal
4 destinations
Serene oak forests, colonial hill stations, and panoramic Himalayan viewpoints
Tehri Garhwal
3 destinations
Sprawling turquoise reservoirs, sacred mountain confluences, and pine ridges
Dehradun
3 destinations
Colonial hill ridges, Shivalik valleys, and the world capital of white-water rafting
Haridwar
4 destinations
Sacred Shivalik gateway where the holy Ganga descends onto the northern plains