Welcome to the Land of Gods

Discover Uttarakhand

Where the mountains whisper ancient tales, and every path leads to a spiritual journey. Explore the heritage, culture, and untamed beauty of the Himalayas.

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The Soul of the Himalayas

Uttarakhand is not just a place; it's a feeling. It's the echo of temple bells in the morning mist, the warmth of a wood-fired stove in a village home, and the rhythm of folk songs that have been sung for centuries. Here, we invite you to explore the unseen and unheard stories of this divine land.

Events & Fairs

Experience the Vibrance

Upcoming Festival

July 16, 2025

All across Kumaon & Garhwal

Harela Festival

Harela, meaning 'Day of Green', is a festival that celebrates the onset of the monsoon and the importance of agriculture. Locals plant saplings, symbolizing prosperity and a deep bond with nature.

Upcoming Fair

November 14-20, 2025

Gauchar, Chamoli

Gauchar Mela

One of the biggest trade fairs in Uttarakhand, blending culture, commerce, and heritage. Originally started in 1943, it showcases local handicrafts, agricultural produce, and vibrant folk performances.

Upcoming Event

January 2026

Haridwar

Kumbh Mela (Mini)

A spiritual gathering of millions on the banks of the Ganga. While the Purna Kumbh happens every 12 years, the Ardh Kumbh and annual Magh Mela attract pilgrims seeking spiritual cleansing and peace.

Our Languages

Voices of the Hills

Kumaoni

Spoken in the Kumaon region, known for its sweet intonation and rich folklore.

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"Kas chho?"

Garhwali

The language of the Garhwal kingdom, carrying the boldness of its warriors.

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"Kya haal chaan?"

Jaunsari

A unique dialect from the Jaunsar-Bawar region, rich in tribal heritage.

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"Jwai!"

Folklore & Legends

Echoes of the Past

Featured Story

The Legend of Nanda Devi

Revered as the patron goddess of the Garhwal and Kumaon Himalayas, Nanda Devi is not just a peak but a divine entity. Legend has it that she was a princess who escaped a roguish prince to merge with the mountains, becoming their eternal guardian. Every 12 years, the Nanda Devi Raj Jat Yatra celebrates her journey back to her husband's home in Kailash.