Uttarakhand Tour Packages from Mumbai

Start your morning strolling by the river or attend a meditation session. Tourist attractions include Ram Jhula, Laxman Jhula, Beatles Ashram and local markets. You also may go to Neer Garh Waterfall or can also take adventure sports such as river rafting or bungee jumping. Rishikesh is ideal for Mumbai-based travellers who would like to relax in nature.

Breakfast and then visit Mussoorie, one of the most frequented hill stations in India. Upon arrival, walk along Mall Road, have some local snacks and get a glimpse of the view at Gun Hill Point. The favourable weather in Mussoorie and scenic views make it an ideal place to visit with a family and also for honeymooners.

Spend the entire day sightseeing in Mussoorie. A tour of Kempty Falls, Company Garden, Mossy Falls, and Mussoorie Lake is included. Those who love nature could walk along the Camel Back Road; those who want adventure can ride the ropeway to the Gun Hill. Mussoorie has a variety of scenes and activities for all.

Take the Dhanaulti route, which is a tiny place and has forests and mountainous scenery. Check in and visit Eco Park and Amber Park; both are attractive sites to take photos and walk. In case you like to do short walks, go to Surkanda Devi Temple. Dhanaulti can be recommended to the travellers who are in Mumbai and would prefer a relaxing stay in the mountains.

Drive to Kanatal, a peaceful town with apple orchards, pine forests and beautiful valleys. Savour the brief elevations, valley sightseeing or just unwind in its serene atmosphere. Kanatal is a pleasant tourist attraction for couples and families who require peaceful ambience and mountain air.

On the seventh day, return to either Haridwar or Dehradun, depending on your travel plans. Mansa Devi and Har Ki Pauri are some of the temples that you can visit in Haridwar. You can find Robber Cave, Tibetan Market, and local bakeries in Dehradun. These cities serve as excellent destinations to wrap up your journey in Uttarakhand.

Get out of your hotel and go to the airport or railway station and travel back to Mumbai. The eight-day journey to Uttarakhand is over, and you have serene recollections of mountains, temples, rivers and silent hill towns.