Auli Package from Delhi

Auli Package from Delhi – 3 Days / 2 Nights

Tour Overview: A Journey from Delhi to the White Wonderland

Imagine leaving behind the chaos of Delhi at midnight and watching the city lights fade, while ahead of you the Himalayas silently wait, wrapped in snow. Our Auli Package from Delhi is not just a trip; it is an embrace of nature’s finest gift — snow-clad peaks, ancient temples, and meadows that look painted by the gods.

Auli, situated in Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, is a jewel of Garhwal Himalayas. Known as India’s skiing capital, it offers much more — the tranquility of Joshimath, the divine aura of Dhari Devi and Narsingh Devta temples, the magic of the ropeway, and the untouched beauty of Gorson Bugyal. Whether you’re a newly-wed couple, a family, or a group of college friends chasing snow, Auli promises memories for a lifetime.

Detailed Tour Itinerary – Auli Package from Delhi

Day 1: Delhi → Joshimath

Departure from Delhi at 1:00 AM.

Halt at Har Ki Pauri, Haridwar for a holy dip & chai by the ghats.

En route visit Maa Dhari Devi Temple, protector goddess of Uttarakhand.

Reach Joshimath by evening. Visit Narsingh Devta Temple and Shankaracharya Math, places where silence speaks louder than words.

Check-in, dinner & overnight stay at Joshimath.

Day 2: Joshimath → Auli → Joshimath

Breakfast and drive to Auli, the land of ski slopes and 360° Himalayan views.

Enjoy the famous Auli Ropeway ride (one of Asia’s longest), gliding over snow valleys like a bird.

Winter activities: skiing, snowboarding, snow trekking.

Summer activities: nature walks to Gorson Bugyal, photography at artificial lake, and mountain biking.

Witness the golden sunset over Nanda Devi & Mana Parvat.

Return to Joshimath for dinner & stay.

Day 3: Joshimath → Delhi

Early morning departure.

En route visit Devprayag Sangam (Bhagirathi & Alaknanda confluence).

Stop at Rishikesh for Ram Jhula & Laxman Jhula darshan.

Evening arrival in Delhi.

Best Time to Visit Auli

Winter (Dec–March): Perfect for skiing & snow activities. Snow covers slopes like silver sheets.

Summer (April–June): Pleasant weather for ropeway, meadow walks & camping.

Monsoon (July–Sept): Lush greenery, but trekking & ropeway may get interrupted.

The Auli Ropeway: Flying Above the White Valley

The 4.5 km long Auli ropeway is more than transport; it’s a journey in the sky. As the gondola glides, peaks like Nanda Devi and Hathi-Ghoda appear so close you feel you can touch them. The ropeway connects Joshimath to Auli, saving 16 km of mountain drive and offering once-in-a-lifetime Himalayan panoramas.

Gorson Bugyal – The Hidden Meadow of Gods

Just a short trek from Auli lies Gorson Bugyal, a meadow that turns into a golden carpet in summer and a snowfield in winter. Standing here, one sees layers of peaks — Nanda Devi, Trishul, Kamet, and Dronagiri. It is believed that ancient yogis meditated here, and even today silence flows like a mantra.

Nearby Temples & Spiritual Touch

Narsingh Devta Temple, Joshimath – where the idol of Badrinath rests in winter.

Maa Dhari Devi Temple – the guardian goddess of Garhwal.

Shankaracharya Math – spiritual hub established by Adi Shankaracharya himself.

Adding these in your itinerary makes the Auli trip not just scenic, but soulful.

Things to Carry for Auli Trip

Woollen jackets, thermals, gloves, socks.

Trekking shoes, snow boots (available on rent).

Sunglasses & sunscreen (snow reflects sun strongly).

Water bottles, power bank, torch.

Aadhaar or ID proof.

Safety Tips for Auli Trip

Always check snow/weather reports before planning.

Ropeway timings are fixed; keep buffer time.

Drink lots of water to avoid altitude sickness.

Avoid night travel in hilly areas.

Travel insurance is recommended.

❓ 20 Frequently Asked Questions About Auli Tour Package from Delhi

Q1. Is Auli only for skiing lovers?

👉 Not at all. Auli isn’t just for skiers — it’s a destination that welcomes everyone. Families can enjoy peaceful ropeway rides, couples can witness magical sunsets, and adventure seekers can trek to Gorson Bugyal. Auli is a four-season retreat, not just a skiing ground.

Q2. How is Auli different in summer vs winter?

👉 Winter (Dec–March): Auli turns into a snow kingdom, buzzing with skiing and snowboarding.
👉 Summer (April–June): Meadows bloom, weather stays pleasant, and it’s ideal for camping and trekking.
Both seasons are magical — one gives you snow thrills, the other gives you green serenity.

Q3. Can beginners try skiing in Auli?

👉 Absolutely yes! Local instructors provide short skiing courses for first-timers. Even a 2-hour session on the slopes gives you the joy of sliding on snow. You don’t need to be an expert to enjoy Auli’s slopes.

Q4. Why is Joshimath an important stop in this tour?

👉 Joshimath isn’t just a night halt, it’s a spiritual hub. It is home to Narsingh Devta Temple where the idol of Badrinath is kept during winters, and the ancient Shankaracharya Math, where Adi Shankaracharya meditated. Staying here adds soul to your journey.

Q5. Is the Auli Ropeway worth the hype?

👉 A thousand times yes. At 4.5 km, it’s one of Asia’s longest ropeways. As the gondola glides above valleys, you see Himalayan giants like Nanda Devi, Kamet, and Dronagiri floating in clouds. Even if you don’t ski, the ropeway itself is reason enough to visit Auli.

Q6. What is the altitude of Auli, and will I face breathing issues?

👉 Auli is located at around 2,800 meters. Most travelers don’t face problems, but if you have asthma or breathing concerns, consult your doctor before the trip. Staying hydrated and well-rested helps your body adjust easily.

Q7. Which is better – reaching Auli by ropeway or by road?

👉 Both routes are special. The ropeway gives you breathtaking aerial views of snowy peaks, while the road drive takes you through pine forests and small villages. Ideally, take the ropeway one way and return by road to experience both.

Q8. Can I enjoy Auli even without snow?

👉 Yes, Auli is beautiful in all seasons. In summer and autumn, the meadows of Gorson Bugyal are lush and green, the skies are crystal clear, and trekking routes open up. Snow or no snow, Auli always has something to offer.

Q9. Are there adventure activities in Auli apart from skiing?

👉 Definitely. Winter brings snowboarding and snow trekking, while summer offers camping, ropeway rides, trekking to Gorson Bugyal, mountain biking, and nature photography. It’s an adventure hub year-round.

Q10. Is Auli safe for families and children?

👉 Yes, Auli is one of the safest hill destinations in Uttarakhand. The ski slopes have trained instructors for kids and beginners. Families can enjoy ropeway rides, snow play, and temple visits without worry.

Q11. What is the spiritual significance of Auli with Joshimath?

👉 Auli is not just scenic, it’s sacred. According to legends, Lord Hanuman rested here while carrying the Sanjeevani herb. Joshimath nearby is home to holy temples like Narsingh Devta and Shankaracharya Math, adding divine blessings to your trip.

Q12. What is the distance from Delhi to Auli, and how long is the journey?

👉 Auli is around 500 km from Delhi, and the drive usually takes 12–14 hours depending on road and weather conditions. Most travelers prefer to break the journey with a stay at Joshimath.

Q13. Can I rent skiing and snow equipment in Auli?

👉 Yes, skiing and snowboarding gear is easily available for rent in Auli. You can also hire local instructors for beginner or advanced training.

Q14. How is the accommodation in Auli and Joshimath?

👉 Auli itself has limited stays, so most people prefer Joshimath hotels and camps. Expect cozy rooms, hot water, local Garhwali food, and warm hospitality. It’s not luxury, but it’s authentic and comfortable.

Q15. What should I pack for an Auli trip?

👉 Essentials include thermal wear, jackets, gloves, trekking shoes, sunglasses, sunscreen, power bank, and basic medicines. In winter, carry extra woolens and snow boots.

Q16. Is the Auli Artificial Lake worth visiting?

👉 Yes, Auli’s artificial lake is one of the highest man-made lakes in the world. It was built to help with snow-making for skiing, but today it’s a peaceful spot for photography, especially during sunrise and sunset.

Q17. What are the food options like in Auli?

👉 Expect simple but tasty North Indian and Garhwali cuisine. Popular dishes include aloo ke gutke, mandua ki roti, and pahadi dal. In Joshimath, you’ll also find cafes serving momos, thukpa, and Maggi with mountain views.

Q18. How safe is the drive from Delhi to Auli?

👉 The drive is scenic but involves mountain roads after Rishikesh. It’s generally safe if done in daylight and with experienced drivers. Avoid night driving in hilly stretches.

Q19. Can I combine Auli with other destinations?

👉 Yes, many travelers combine Auli with Rishikesh, Haridwar, Chopta-Tungnath, or Badrinath (in season). This makes your journey more diverse — blending adventure, spirituality, and natural beauty.

Q20. Is travel insurance necessary for the Auli trip?

👉 Highly recommended. Travel insurance covers sudden roadblocks, weather issues, accidents, or medical emergencies in the mountains. It gives peace of mind during your Himalayan adventure.

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