Two experienced mountaineers, Michelle Theresa Dvorak from the United States and Fay Jane Manners from the United Kingdom, were rescued after being stranded for over a week at a height of 6,015 meters on Chaukhamba III peak in Uttarakhand. A joint operation by the Indian Air Force, State Disaster Response Force, and the State Disaster Management Authority successfully brought the women to safety.
Uttarakhand has introduced a new tourist package offering pilgrims a convenient and spiritual journey to the sacred Kailash peak from the Old Lipulekh pass, located within Indian territory. This initiative aims to boost religious tourism and the local economy.
The surge in tourism to Uttarakhand has brought with it a growing concern about irresponsible tourist behavior, leading to calls for stricter regulations, increased awareness, and a shift towards responsible tourism practices. From loud music and littering to reckless driving and disrespect for local customs, these behaviors threaten the delicate balance between tourism and the region’s natural beauty and cultural heritage.
Uttarakhand, known for its breathtaking beauty and spiritual significance, is facing a growing issue of disruptive tourist behavior. From littering and loud music to reckless driving and disrespectful conduct, tourists are jeopardizing the region’s environment, culture, and safety. Urgent calls for responsible travel and stricter measures are emerging to protect Uttarakhand’s unique identity.
Four villages in Uttarakhand were recognized for their exceptional contributions to tourism, winning the prestigious Best Tourism Village 2024 award on World Tourism Day. The awards highlight the villages’ diverse strengths, from adventure tourism and agriculture to vibrant cultural experiences.
Four villages in Uttarakhand have been chosen as ‘Best Tourism Villages’ by the Union Ministry of Tourism, recognizing their efforts in boosting rural tourism and sustainability. The villages, known for their unique offerings, will be honored on International Tourism Day in New Delhi.
Four villages in Uttarakhand, India, have been recognized for their exceptional contributions to rural tourism, earning the prestigious ‘Best Tourism Village’ Award. These villages, representing diverse aspects of Uttarakhand’s tourism potential, will be honored during a special ceremony on September 27th, coinciding with International Tourism Day.
Lemon Tree Hotels has unveiled its newest gem, Lemon Tree Resort Mussoorie, offering luxurious accommodations, exceptional dining, and a serene escape in the heart of the Himalayan foothills. The resort boasts 44 meticulously designed rooms and suites, a diverse dining experience, and expansive common areas, all surrounded by breathtaking views of the valley. With upcoming additions like a state-of-the-art fitness center and banquet facilities, Lemon Tree Resort Mussoorie promises to become a premier destination for both leisure and corporate travelers.
Fortune Hotels, a leading Indian hotel chain, is expanding its presence in Uttarakhand with a new luxury property in Bhimtal. The hotel, slated to open in 2025, offers stunning views of Bhimtal Lake, luxurious amenities, and a range of dining options.
Heavy rainfall in Uttarakhand has caused landslides along the Badrinath National Highway, blocking roads and disrupting travel. The rising water level of the River Ganga in Rishikesh has also triggered an alert. The India Meteorological Department has issued red and orange alerts for the state, advising residents to take precautions.
