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Spring Dales Hotel

The Bhagirathi Valley is most enchanting and preserves many colourful spots in its lap. The town of Harsil situated at a distance of 73 kms from Uttarkashi on way to Gangotri, at an elevation of 2620 mts, is famous for its natural beauty and delicious apples.

Hotel Spring Dales is situated in between Harsil and Dharali towns on the Highway to Gangotri. The hotel is at one of the most beautiful place in the Ganges Valleys.

Both of these towns are known for their beautiful views of snow clad mountain peaks all around and streams ever 200 meters. The entire valley is full of apple orchards, which are highly in demand and are exported too. All the rooms of the hotel have the river Ganges view, which flows on the other side of the highway. Journey to Gangotri from Haridwar or Dehradun is very beautiful and full of scenic landscapes, mountains slopes, deep valleys and gorges.

Spring Dales Hotel is the newly built and the largest hotel in the area. It has spacious rooms and large and clean bathrooms. Each room has a small balcony to sit out and enjoy the beauty of mountain, river, waterfalls and forests. Soft soothing music in the evening relaxes the tourists. The Hotel has arrangement for all type of food and specializes in North Indian food. A perfect homely atmosphere is provided at Spring Dales away form home and that too at very affordable rates. There are double occupancy and triple occupancy rooms. A dormitory with 5 beds is also available for a bigger group or family. The hotel, specially takes care that clean and warm blankets are provided to the customers. The hotel has ample parking space.

Spring Dales is committed to provide total comfort and the best of services for a memorable and an enjoyable stay at the Hotel, which itself is in a divine place on earth.

The best season to visit Gangotri is from April to June and also August to October.

Location :

Route to Gangotri

Haridwar --- Rishikesh --- Narendranagar --- Chamba --- Dobata Bye Pass --- Dharasu Bend
Nakuri --- Uttarkashi --- Gangori --- Maneri --- Bhatwari --- Gangnani --- Sukhi Top --- Harsil
Lanka --- Bhaironghati --- Gangotri

Air : Nearest airport Jollygrant, 162 km.

Rail : Nearest railway station is Rishikesh, 145 km.

Road : Uttarkashi is well connected by motorable road to Dehradun, Rishikesh, Haridwar and other major towns of the state and region.

Places to Visit :

Uttarkashi
Uttarkashi is among the most beautiful of the Garhwal districts with a snowline that endures round the year and below a carpet of forests, superb Himalayan views and all the joys of trekking through God’s country. This is a district headquarters town Trekkers can stay in a tourist bungalow.
Maneri
On the way to Gangotri, at a distance of about 13 km from Uttarkashi, Maneri has lately emerged as a place of tourist interest as a result of the construction of a dam across the Bhagirathi river, from where the water is fed to the turbines through an 8-km-long tunnel at Tiloth in Uttarkashi. The resultant lake at Maneri has added to the charm of the place.

Gangnani
Further up on way to Gangotri about 26 km from Maneri, is the hot water spring at Gangnani, where one can have refreshing bath in the kund, Rishikund. There is a temple near the kund dedicated to the sage Parashar, believed to be the father of Ved Vyas.

Dayara Bugyal
Bugyal in the local language means, “high altitute meadow”. The road to Dayara Bugyal branches off near Bhatwari, a place on Uttarkashi-Gangotri Road about 28 km from Uttarkashi. Situated at an elevation of about 3048 mts., this vast meadow is second to none in natural beauty. During winter, it provides excellent ski slopes over an area of 28 sq. kms. The panoramic view of the Himalayas from here is breathtaking.

Chamba
Situated at an elevation of 1,524 mt, it is a picturesque place commanding a panoramic view of the Himalayas. Road from here bifurcates for Mussoorie, New Tehri and Rishikesh.

Goddess Yamuna
The temple was built by Maharani Gularia of Jaipur in the 19th century. It was destroyed twice in the present century and rebuilt again. The temple remains closed from November to April/ May.
 

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