Auli View Location
Ropeway-Rides
Gorson-Bugyal
Nanda-Devi
Ski-Slopes
Explore the Himalayas with our Auli Tour Package – 2 Nights / 3 Days from Haridwar at the best prices. Enjoy scenic sightseeing, exciting trekking and beautiful mountain views. Visit popular attractions like Auli Lake, Gorson Bugyal and Joshimath. Whether you're planning a family holiday or a trip with friends, this package is a great way to explore Auli. Book with India Easy Trip and get the best holiday deals and discounts.
Places Covered: Auli, Haridwar
Start your journey from Haridwar and drive towards Auli through the beautiful mountain roads.
On the way, take a break at Devprayag, where the Alaknanda & Bhagirathi Rivers meet to form the River Ganga.
Continue your journey and visit Rudraprayag, another beautiful place known for its river confluence and peaceful surroundings.
After reaching Auli, check in to your hotel and take some rest.
Enjoy dinner and an overnight stay at the hotel.
Start your morning with a delicious breakfast at the hotel before exploring the beautiful attractions included in your Auli sightseeing tour.
Enjoy an exciting trek from Auli to Gorson Bugyal, a scenic alpine meadow offering breathtaking views of snow-covered Himalayan peaks and lush green landscapes.
Later, visit Auli Lake, one of the most beautiful attractions in Auli, surrounded by spectacular mountain views.
Experience the scenic Auli Ropeway ride to Joshimath & enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan valleys.
Explore popular attractions in Joshimath, including Narsingh Temple and Shankaracharya Math, known for their religious and historical importance.
After completing your sightseeing, return to your hotel in Auli.
Enjoy dinner and an overnight stay at the hotel.
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel and get ready for your return journey to Haridwar.
Check out from the hotel and start driving towards Haridwar.
On the way, visit Nandprayag, a beautiful place where the Alaknanda and Nandakini Rivers meet.
Continue your journey and stop at Karnaprayag, another famous river confluence in Uttarakhand.
On arrival, our driver will drop you at Haridwar Railway Station or your preferred location.
Your memorable Auli Tour Package from Haridwar comes to an end with beautiful memories of the mountains.
Winter (December to March): Ideal for winter sports, skiing lessons, and snow adventures. Use the Joshimath-to-Auli ropeway if fresh snowfall blocks the road.
Summer (April to June): Perfect weather for families and seniors, offering clear views of Nanda Devi and Trishul peaks without freezing cold.
Monsoon (July to September): High risk of landslides along the NH-58 stretch near Joshimath. Keep 1–2 buffer days in your itinerary.
Autumn (October to November): Offers the clearest atmosphere of the year for beautiful mountain photography and trekking to Gorson Bugyal.
Ski Rental Costs: Basic equipment sets (skis, boots, poles) cost roughly ₹500 to ₹1,500 per day. Winter clothing like waterproof suits, gloves, and snow goggles can be rented separately for ₹200 to ₹600 per day.
Instructor Fees: Certified instructors charge around ₹1,000 to ₹1,500 for a 1-to-2-hour route lesson, while full-day guided coaching ranges from ₹2,000 to ₹3,500 per person including basic gear.
Beginner Slopes: The 500-meter slope near the GMVN complex features gentle gradients, a baby ski lift, and soft snow, making it ideal for first-time skiers to practice balance and stopping techniques.
Advanced Slopes: Experienced skiers can take the chairlift to the 3 km upper slope starting near Gorson Bugyal, featuring steep descents, deep powder, and slalom courses hosted during national ski events.
Safety Guidelines: Wear UV-protected snow goggles, apply high-SPF sunscreen, use a helmet, stay within designated markers, and always follow your instructor's guidance to prevent slope collisions or altitude sickness.
Distance from Auli: 3 km (easy to moderate trek)
Highlights: High-altitude alpine meadow at 3,056 meters offering 360-degree views of Nanda Devi, Trishul, and Dunagiri peaks.
Best For: Nature walks, winter snow treks, and landscape photography.
Distance from Auli: 4 km (near Gorson Bugyal)
Highlights: A serene, small high-altitude lake filled with crystal-clear sweet water, set amidst dense oak and rhododendron forests.
Best For: Peaceful nature retreats, picnic spots, and offbeat forest trails.
Distance from Auli: 10 km (in central Joshimath)
Highlights: Ancient 8th-century temple dedicated to Lord Narsingh (fourth avatar of Vishnu) and the winter seat of Lord Badri from Badrinath Temple.
Best For: Spiritual visits, regional history, and heritage tours.
Distance from Auli: 14 km from Joshimath
Highlights: Natural sulfur hot springs bubbling out of mountain rocks, famous for medicinal properties and scenic views of the surrounding Dhauliganga river valley.
Best For: Natural hydrotherapy, valley sightseeing, and relaxing day drives.
Inner Wear: Good thermal tops and bottoms.
Sweater/Jacket: Warm fleece or light down jacket.
Heavy Jacket: Windproof and waterproof winter coat.
Snow Boots: Waterproof shoes with good grip.
Socks: 3–4 pairs of thick woolen socks.
Extras: Woolen cap, neck warmer, and waterproof gloves.
Sunglasses: Dark or polarized glasses for snow glare.
Sunscreen: SPF 50+ cream for sun protection.
Skin Protection: Cold cream, moisturizer, and lip balm.
Power Bank: To charge your phone in cold weather.
Basic Medicines: For motion sickness, cold, and body pain.
December to March is best for snow activities and skiing. April to June offers pleasant weather for sightseeing and clear mountain views.
Reach Rishikesh or Haridwar by train/bus, then drive to Joshimath (approx. 8–9 hours). From Joshimath, take the scenic ropeway or a taxi to reach Auli.
Yes, Auli is safe for families. Summer and autumn months are ideal for relaxed family tours without extreme cold weather.
No, beginner slopes are available with local certified instructors to help first-time skiers learn basic techniques.
During heavy winter snowfall, taxis cannot drive up the steep 16 km motorable road. In such cases, the Joshimath-to-Auli ropeway or local 4x4 vehicles with tire chains are the only operational routes.
Auli sits at an elevation of nearly 2,800 meters (approx. 9,200 feet). Mild headaches or dizziness can occur, so stay hydrated and avoid sudden heavy physical exertion on day one.
Monsoon travel (July to August) is not recommended due to high landslide risks and frequent road blockages along National Highway 58.