Known for its skiing slopes, Auli, is a small hill station in the Indian state of Uttarakhand. Lying in the deep reaches of Himalayas, Auli remains covered with snow from November to March, attracting large number of tourists from the country and abroad. The high rising peaks of Nanda Devi and other nearby ranges not only impart the geographical contour but also provide an allure to the region which is a scene, spectacular to every eye. The Oak and coniferous forests among these mighty mountains make the region not less than a fairyland, embracing refreshing aura and a soul-revitalizing air. The trekking trails of GursoBugyal, the ropeway from Auli to Joshimath, Valley of flowers National Park, Narsingh Temple, Kalpavriksha etc. are the prime places of attraction here. Also the main stoppage on the way to Badrinath, one of the four main Hindu pilgrimage sites of India, Auli, receives every king of tourist like pilgrims, honeymooners, leisure traveller etc. every year.

Known for its skiing slopes, Auli, is a small hill station in the Indian state of Uttarakhand. Lying in the deep reaches of Himalayas, Auli remains covered with snow from November to March, attracting large number of tourists from the country and abroad. The high rising peaks of Nanda Devi and other nearby ranges not only impart the geographical contour but also provide an allure to the region which is a scene, spectacular to every eye. The Oak and coniferous forests among these mighty mountains make the region not less than a fairyland, embracing refreshing aura and a soul-revitalizing air. The trekking trails of GursoBugyal, the ropeway from Auli to Joshimath, Valley of flowers National Park, Narsingh Temple, Kalpavriksha etc. are the prime places of attraction here. Also the main stoppage on the way to Badrinath, one of the four main Hindu pilgrimage sites of India, Auli, receives every king of tourist like pilgrims, honeymooners, leisure traveller etc. every year.