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With an experience of more than 13 years exclusively in Uttarakhand tourism, we, at eUttaranchal, curate best tour packages in Uttarakhand for the traveler in you – keeping in mind the destination and client requirements. For over a decade in business, we have successfully managed to establish a trust both online and offline with our clients and service providers. Have no second thought in booking your tour with us for an enjoyable, secure, trustworthy journey to the Devbhumi Uttarakhand.
Delhi – Dehradun [251 kms | 6 Hours] (Leave Delhi early in the morning for Dehradun. After having breakfast en route, reach Dehradun in the early afternoon. Check into the hotel where lunch will be served. Visit popular tourist attractions in Dehradun such as Gucchupani, Sahastradhara and Buddha temple. After dinner, retire for the night in your hotel.)
Dehradun - Chakrata [88 kms | 3 Hours] (Wake up early in the morning and post breakfast, leave Dehradun for Chakrata. Reach Chakrata early afternoon and check into your hotel. After lunch, visit the local sightseeing of Chakrata like Tiger Falls, Chilmiri Neck to name a few. Visit the market of Chakrata to get the glimpse of Jaunsari culture in the evening as the sun sets. Have dinner and spend the rest of your night in your hotel.)
Chakrata – Mussoorie (via Lakhwar and Nagthat) [80 kms | 3 Hours] (After breakfast, leave Chakrata in the morning towards Mussoorie. Enroute to Mussoorie, halt at Kempty Falls and admire its beauty. Reach Mussoorie early afternoon and check in to your hotel. Visit The Mall Road, Gun Hill and other famous tourist attraction in Mussoorie. As the sun sets over the hills of Mussoorie, enjoy the livid market area and purchase souvenirs if required. Have your dinner at your hotel and retire for the night.)
Mussoorie – Delhi [280 kms | 7 hours] (After having a heartfelt breakfast, bid adieu to Mussoorie and travel towards Delhi. Reach Delhi at noon. TOUR ENDS.)
₹6,999.00 / 3 days
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