Auli Tour Packages

Our tour packages for Auli are crafted to offer flexibility, so you can choose the perfect Auli trip plan. Whether your trip to Auli is for a solo adventure, a romantic getaway, or a snow adventure trip with your friends, our Auli trip package has something special for everyone. 

Auli offers memories that will last a lifetime, and our tour packages for Auli are designed to make those memories more cherishable.Comfortable and spacious transport, luxurious stays, cable car rides and snow adventure activities are all part of our Auli trip package. 

About Auli

There are many reasons why Auli should be your next travel destination. Nestled in the Himalayan mountains of district Chamoli, Uttarakhand, Auli pulls thousands of adventure seekers and natural beauty lovers around the year. This less-explored hill station offers breathtaking panoramic views of Nanda Devi, along with other snow-capped peaks. Regardless of the season, an Auli tour offers something unique. During winters, it becomes a haven for snow adventure enthusiasts, and during summers, the lush green meadows with colorful flowers present heaven on earth before you. And don’t forget to take a ride on Asia’s longest cable car, which covers 4 kilometers connecting Joshimath to Auli.

What makes Auli different from other travel destinations in Uttarakhand is that it is away from other tourist spots. This makes it less crowded and more peaceful. Throughout the year, the daily tourist footfall in Auli remains between 500 and 1000, making it ideal for those seeking solitude amidst nature.

Best Time to Visit Auli

Auli is known for its winter activities, so most tourists visit during the winter season, which is November to February. If you love to see snowfall, skiing, and snowboarding, then winter is the best time to plan your Auli trip. But if you are more in love with lush green meadows, hiking down the forest, and fewer crowds, then we have a March to June Auli trip plan for you. This season is also perfect to visit the Valley of Flowers and Hemkund Sahib.

How to Reach Auli

Auli is a less crowded winter destination on the route to Badrinath. To reach Auli, you must get to Joshimath first. Auli is located in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, is 290 kilometers away from the state capital, Dehradun, and 252 kilometers away from Rishikesh.

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    By Road
    

    To get to Auli, you must take a bus or taxi to Joshimath. Joshimath is easily accessible from Uttarakhand's main cities, including Dehradun, Rishikesh, and Haridwar. Joshimath can also be reached by bus from Delhi. Auli is fourteen kilometers from Joshimath, and you must go this distance by road or ropeway.

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    By Train
    

    Auli is located 273 kilometers from the Haridwar railway station, which is the closest railway station to Auli. The other closest railway stations are Dehradun and Rishikesh. From all these railway stations, buses and taxis are regularly available for Joshimath. From Joshimath, you need to hire a taxi or opt for the cable car to reach Auli.
    

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    By Plane
    

    The closest airport to Auli is Jolly Grant Airport, which is 286 kilometers away. There are regular flights from Jolly Grant Airport to Delhi. Jolly Grant Airport is easily accessible from Auli via motorable roads. From Jolly Grant Airport, taxis can take you to Auli.

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    Best Places to Visit in Auli

    The Auli trip package has so many things to offer than just transportation and accommodation. There are many places to visit in Auli. This place is studded with lakes, bugyals, and trekking routes, and certainly the majestic view of Trishul peaks and Nanda Devi peaks. Here are the best places you must include in your Auli trip plan.

    Auli Artificial Lake

    This is the highest artificial lake in the world. It was constructed by the Government to provide artificial snow on the newly constructed ski slopes. This unique lake is situated adjacent to the Clifftop Club Hotel.

    Saildhar Tapowan

    Saildhar is popular because of a hot spring and local cultural exposure. It is a hamlet on the Joshimath road, 15 kilometers from the town of Auli. The region is a shopping hub because traditional handicrafts are also sold there.

    Nanda Devi National Park

    The remarkable Nanda Devi National Park is home to some of the most amazing high-altitude plant and animal species in the area. Nanda Devi National Park has been designated as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
    

    
    Auli Cable Car

    This 4-kilometer-long gondola ride (as it is referred to locally) is one of the chief attractions of Auli. This cable car connects Auli to Joshimath via a picturesque aerial route. You will pass over the alpine forest and snow-covered meadows, and all the peaks will be in your direct visibility.

    Gurson Bugyal

    Gurson Bugyal is only a 3-kilometer hike from Auli. It's a vast area of green grasslands with oak and pine forests surrounding it. You can also hike to Chattarkund, just one kilometer from Gurson Bugyal. Chattarkund sits in a green forest. It's known for its sweet water.

    Narsingh Temple

    Narsingh Temple, aka Narsingh Badri Temple, is a must-visit during your Auli trip. It's a holy site in Joshimath and part of Sapt Badri. The temple deity Narsingh is the fourth avatar of Lord Vishnu. The temple is situated in Joshimath's Lower Bazaar area.

    Joshimath Town

    The town of Joshimath, also known as Jyotirmath, is the winter residence of Lord Badri, whose idol is transported from the temple of Badrinath to the shrine of Vasudeva at Joshimath. As a major national pilgrimage site, this holy town is highly regarded by Hindus.

    Best Things To Do in Auli

    Auli is best during winter; hence, snow activities are the most popular among tourists. So if you are planning for a winter Auli trip, do not miss setting your adventurous spirit free at the snow-covered meadows. Here is a list of the best things you must include in your Auli trip package.

    Skiing:

    Auli is also known as Auli Bugial. Bugial means sloppy meadows, and during winter, several meters of snow cover these bugials, creating a perfect long spread track for skiing. Skiing must be in your things-to-do bucket to enjoy Auli the most.

    Trekking:

    One of Auli's greatest outdoor pursuits is trekking. Chitrakund, Chenab Lake, Tapovan, Gurson Bugyal, and Kuari Pass are the top hiking locations close to Auli. In these places, you will experience the mind-blowing beauty of snow-capped mountains, thick woods, and verdant meadows. Plus, seeing the exotic high-atitude flora and fauna will be a bonus.

    Ropeway Ride:

    Auli's ropeway journey from Auli to Joshimath is one of its main attractions. The 4 km trip is made easy by this ropeway. This cable car journey, which you can incorporate into your trip to Auli, provides a serene and comfortable experience along with a breathtaking view of the mountains and meadows.

    What should I pack for the Auli Tour?

    Because the weather is usually cold in Auli, bring layers of warm clothing for an Auli tour, such as thermal underwear, sweaters, fleece jackets, a waterproof windproof jacket, warm socks, a beanie, gloves, and a scarf. You should also bring comfortable trekking shoes, sunglasses, sunscreen, a sturdy backpack, a water bottle, a camera, and any prescription drugs you may need.

    
    

    Why book Auli packages from Uttarakhand Yatri?

    We understand that you want the best experience from your hard-earned holidays. That’s why providing you with the best service is our priority. Our mindfully crafted Auli tour packages not only ensure a hassle-free travel plan and comfort but also offer you the best within your budget. Booking with us means we will take care of everything—transportation, accommodations, activities, and others—allowing you to enjoy a stress-free Auli trip in the lap of nature.

    
    

5 Days Auli Trip Itinerary