Code: 240360 Snowy Hill Resort Harsil Uttarakhand

• Local Guide
• Mountain View
• River View
• Forest View
• Restaurant
• Apple orchards View

1. Harsil Valley
A pristine Himalayan valley along the Bhagirathi River, famous for pine forests, apple orchards, and breathtaking views of snow-clad peaks.

2. Gangotri Temple (Approx. 25 km)
One of the Char Dham pilgrimage sites, dedicated to Goddess Ganga. A sacred and scenic destination at 3,100 meters altitude.

3. Dharali Village
A charming riverside village just 6 km from Harsil, known for its apple farms, peaceful vibe, and ancient Shiva temple.

4. Mukhba Village
Winter home of Goddess Ganga’s idol, Mukhba is a beautiful and spiritual spot with traditional Himalayan architecture and serene views.

5. Gartang Gali
A thrilling wooden staircase trail carved into a cliffside in the Nelong Valley area. Adventure lovers and photographers must not miss it.

6. Sattal (Seven Lakes)
A group of hidden high-altitude lakes accessible via a moderate trek from Harsil. Ideal for trekkers seeking solitude and scenic beauty.

7. Bhagirathi Riverbank
Peaceful and scenic, perfect for walks, riverside picnics, meditation, or just soaking in the views of the river flowing through the valley.

8. Nelong Valley (Restricted – Permit Required)
Often called the “Ladakh of Uttarakhand,” this rugged and scenic valley was once part of the Indo-Tibetan trade route.

9. Wilson Cottage (Harsil Heritage Site)
A historic British-era cottage once owned by Frederick Wilson, a British settler known as the “Raja of Harsil.”

10. Gangnani Hot Springs (Approx. 47 km)
A spiritual stop known for its natural thermal springs and peaceful setting—believed to have healing properties.

Top Tourist Activities Near Harsil, Uttarakhand

1. Visit Gangotri Temple
One of the Char Dham pilgrimage sites, Gangotri Temple is the origin of the River Ganga and a must-visit for spiritual travelers.

2. Trekking to Gartang Gali
An old wooden trail along a cliff edge offering thrilling Himalayan views—recently restored and now open to tourists.

3. Explore Dharali Village
Just 6 km from Harsil, Dharali is known for its apple orchards, local Rajma farming, and peaceful vibes along the Bhagirathi River.

4. Sattal (Seven Lakes) Trek
A scenic and lesser-known trail starting near Harsil, leading to a group of seven alpine lakes surrounded by meadows.

5. Bird Watching & Nature Walks
Harsil is home to various Himalayan bird species and is perfect for early morning nature walks through pine and deodar forests.

6. River Picnics & Riverside Relaxation
Spend a quiet afternoon along the Bhagirathi River—perfect for picnics, meditation, or just enjoying the sound of flowing water.

7. Visit Mukhba Village & Temple
This is where the idol of Goddess Ganga is kept during winter when Gangotri Temple closes. The walk to the village offers stunning views.

8. Photography & Stargazing
Capture the beauty of snow-covered peaks, river valleys, and star-lit skies—ideal for both amateur and pro photographers.

9. Adventure Drive via Nelong Valley (Restricted, Permit Required)
For the truly adventurous, Nelong Valley offers a glimpse of rugged Tibetan terrain—but entry requires special permits.

10. Apple Orchard Tours (Seasonal: Sept–Nov)
Explore local apple orchards during harvest time and interact with local farmers for a first-hand experience of mountain farming.

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Would you like help planning a 3–5 day itinerary from Harsil including Gangotri, Uttarkashi, or other nearby places?

• Pick and Drop, Room Service, Self Service, Laundry Service

• Standard T&C

• No Refunds

• 1 to 12 years Child is free with sharing the bed with parent’s.