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Cherry Blossoms (UTTARAKHAND)

Cherry blossoms – or the Sakura, as the Japanese call it – are something all travel bloggers have on their bucket list. We do too. Although we are yet to go to New Delhi, we had an unlikely yet beautiful encounter with cherry blossoms on our trip to the quaint village Nallai Malli in Adalikhal, Pauri Garhwal, Uttarakhand (UK) Northern India.

We were driving to Nallai Malli from the Anand Vihar after an early flight. Half asleep in the car and dreaming of the cozy bed awaiting us in the flat, we suddenly saw delicate pink blossoms out of the window. Could it or could it not be? Cherry blossom trees? Was our mind playing tricks? Nope, there they were, in plain sight. Jogging down memory lane, we remembered a story by Ruskin Bond called ‘The Cherry Tree’.

The best time to visit Uttarakhand.

March- April and September – October are considered as the Best time to visit Uttarakhand. Trekking, Paragliding and The Char Dham Yatra are the most popular activities during Summer, which is also the Peak Season in Uttarakhand. While winters from November through February are perfect for rafting in Rishikesh and wildlife spotting in Jim Corbett National Park. Some parts of Uttarakhand like Mussoorie and Nainital experience snowfall. Although an all year round destination, it is not advisable to visit Uttarakhand during peak monsoons in July and August. However, Valley of Flowers is picture perfect during the monsoon season.

Riverland (uttarakhand)

Uttarakhand is a state which is known for its hundreds of small and big rivers, the holy places, secred tempals, situated on the banks of the rivers. Some of these rivers have religious significance in india because of their relevence in hindu mithology. The source of these rivers are Glaciers of the western Himalayas situated in india, Nepal and Tibat bordars. These rivers play a vital role in economical, cultural, social and enviromental issues of India.

The hydroelectric projects on these rivers are illuminating thousands of homes, but they are also facing the flack form environmentalist for disturbing the ecological balance. These rivers are the backbone of indian economy because of their usage of farming, drinking water, electricity, fishing, trading etc. In some parts of uttarakhand, rivers like Ganga, Tons, Yamuna, and Kali are famous for affering a wide variety of water sports.

Most of these rivers are clean and less polluted till they enter in Tarai region.

The Corbett national park (The heart of uttrakhand).

Corbett National Park is located in Uttarakhand. It has developed from A place called Marchula to Ramnagar. It is also called the heart of Uttarakhand.

(Photo from bridge of Marchula)

Jim Corbett National Park is India’s most exciting safari destination. Jim Corbett National Park is one of the most celebrated wildlife reserve in India. Corbett National Park is an amazing blend of high hills, swamp, river side belts and green meadows covering an area of 522 kilometers at the foot hills of the greater himalayas and this makes the park a heaven for wildlife adventures lovers. This park is famous for variety of rare flora, wild animals, reptiles and birds species. A pathway adorn with mango orchards leads one into a complete different world housing a record number of 488 different species of plants and 580 birds type. Moreover a plethora of 25 reptile species and 50 species of mammals are reasons enough to go personal with this wonderland..

custom Information: Nainital is also one of the best tourist places in uttarakhand and luckily is just 65 kilometres form jim corbett national park. With this amazingly designed tour package travellers can enjoy and experience two best places of uttarakhand together. This Package offers 2 Night and 3 days stay.