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Auli in Uttarakhand is a hill destination known for ski slopes, snow views, and wide Himalayan scenery.

Things To See & Do

Joshimath

Joshimath near Auli is a town that serves as the base point for travel to Auli and nearby areas.

Chenab Lake

Chenab Lake near Auli is a small high altitude lake surrounded by forest and mountain views.

Kwani Bugyal

Kwani Bugyal near Auli is a quiet meadow reached by trek, with open views of surrounding peaks.

Gurso Bugyal

Gurso Bugyal near Auli is a green meadow with views of Nanda Devi and surrounding peaks.

Skiing in Auli

Skiing in Auli offers snow slopes, guided sessions, and a popular winter sport in Uttarakhand.

Auli Ropeway

Auli Ropeway connects Joshimath to Auli with views of forests, slopes, and surrounding peaks.

Auli Artificial Lake

Auli Artificial Lake is a man made lake used for snow making, set against mountain views.

Chenab Lake

Chenab Lake near Auli is a small high altitude lake surrounded by forest and mountain views.

Auli Artificial Lake

Auli Artificial Lake is a man made lake used for snow making, set against mountain views.

Chenab Lake

Chenab Lake near Auli is a small high altitude lake surrounded by forest and mountain views.

Auli Artificial Lake

Auli Artificial Lake is a man made lake used for snow making, set against mountain views.

About Auli

Auli lies in the Garhwal Himalayas at a high altitude. The area sits above the tree line in parts, and slopes open wide across the mountains.

Auli is known for snow covered slopes in winter and clear mountain views through most of the year. Peaks such as Nanda Devi stand visible on clear days, rising high above the surrounding ridges.

The region has long stretches of grassland that turn into skiing slopes during winter months. In summer, these slopes show green meadows with scattered trees and open ground.

One of the key attractions is the Auli Ropeway, which connects Auli with nearby areas and moves across steep mountain terrain. The ride shows changing views of forests, slopes, and distant peaks.

Auli also connects to trekking routes and nearby spots like Joshimath. The area remains calm and less crowded compared to many hill stations.

Auli suits travelers who want time in open mountain space, with clear views, seasonal snow, and simple outdoor activity.

Best Time to Visit Auli

December to February

This is the best time for snow. Slopes around Auli Ropeway and nearby areas get covered in snow. It is ideal for skiing and winter activities.

March to June

Snow starts to melt, and the slopes turn green. The weather stays cool and clear, which is good for sightseeing and outdoor walks. Mountain views remain visible during this time.

July to September

Monsoon brings steady rainfall, and clouds cover the peaks. Roads can become slippery, and outdoor movement becomes limited.

Festivals And Calendar

Auli Skiing Festival – January or February
A winter event held on the snow slopes near Auli Ropeway. It includes skiing competitions and local activities.

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