Friday, April 1, 2011
Uttrakhand Tourism - Tourist Attractions Uttrankhand
Uttranchal was one of the finest in India, known for its natural beauty. This northern Indian state is just as beautiful as the neighbor of J & K Blessed with many wonderful places and beautiful, is one of the most important countries in terms of tourism. Covered in the Himalayas, the mountain town are a real visual treat. A brief description of the resorts of state is as follows:
Mussorie-Lying 35 km. from Dehradun, Mussorie city is commonly known as "Queen of hills". And 'one of the most famous tourist attractions of the state. Tourists flocked to this city every year, thousands of them. It is a well-known places are in arms, road Mall, Kempty Falls Corporate Park, Mussorie Lake and many other items. Nainital-This is another famous rock city of Uttarakhand. It 'became a popular and tourists. Naini Lake City is an attractive tourist destination. The charm of this beautiful mountain town is hard resist.Haridwar - which means the door to God, this is the holy city of Hindus. The Holy Ganges River runs along the banks. Pilgrims flock to this city for a huge number take a dip in the Ganges, because they believe that washes away their sins.Badrinath and Kedarnath - These are the holiest places for Hindus e.
Rishikesh: This is an important religious city for Hindus. Located just 25 km from Haridwar, is considered the gateway to the Himalayas. He is also the starting point for the pilgrimage to Badrinath and Kedarnath. It is full of temples and the Ganges flowing through it. Moreover, it is also popular for rafting.Gangotri: at an altitude of about 3000m, is a Hindu pilgrimage town on the banks of river Bhagirathi. This is where the Ganges comes from Gangotri Glacier. It can provide some of the most beautiful sights. A visit to this site will reveal your spiritual side.Yamunotri: it is the original source of the river Yamuna. It is situated at an altitude of 3293 meters. It also contains the temple dedicated to Goddess Yamuna Yamunotri. It is also famous for its many ashrams.
Located in the Himalayas along the banks of the river are Alaknanada those dedicated to Lord Vishnu. These temple towns also find a mention in the Hindu sacred books. These two sites together form one of the "Dham". That's why a trip to these sites are considered very promising. These are two places of great importance for tourism in northern India.
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Mussorie-Lying 35 km. from Dehradun, Mussorie city is commonly known as "Queen of hills". And 'one of the most famous tourist attractions of the state. Tourists flocked to this city every year, thousands of them. It is a well-known places are in arms, road Mall, Kempty Falls Corporate Park, Mussorie Lake and many other items. Nainital-This is another famous rock city of Uttarakhand. It 'became a popular and tourists. Naini Lake City is an attractive tourist destination. The charm of this beautiful mountain town is hard resist.Haridwar - which means the door to God, this is the holy city of Hindus. The Holy Ganges River runs along the banks. Pilgrims flock to this city for a huge number take a dip in the Ganges, because they believe that washes away their sins.Badrinath and Kedarnath - These are the holiest places for Hindus e.
Rishikesh: This is an important religious city for Hindus. Located just 25 km from Haridwar, is considered the gateway to the Himalayas. He is also the starting point for the pilgrimage to Badrinath and Kedarnath. It is full of temples and the Ganges flowing through it. Moreover, it is also popular for rafting.Gangotri: at an altitude of about 3000m, is a Hindu pilgrimage town on the banks of river Bhagirathi. This is where the Ganges comes from Gangotri Glacier. It can provide some of the most beautiful sights. A visit to this site will reveal your spiritual side.Yamunotri: it is the original source of the river Yamuna. It is situated at an altitude of 3293 meters. It also contains the temple dedicated to Goddess Yamuna Yamunotri. It is also famous for its many ashrams.
Located in the Himalayas along the banks of the river are Alaknanada those dedicated to Lord Vishnu. These temple towns also find a mention in the Hindu sacred books. These two sites together form one of the "Dham". That's why a trip to these sites are considered very promising. These are two places of great importance for tourism in northern India.
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