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Villages are abundant in refreshing greenery, openness, fresh natural airs, pastoral beauty, and touching and winsome rustic simplicity. Far away from the hustle and bustle of congested cities’ life, and polluted air & ambience, villages offer fresh comforting breezes, lavish openness, and pleasant & soothing solitude.
Thus, the village tourism is an expedient means of spending your holidays peacefully, in solitude, or in interacting with candid villagers. |
Indian city dwellers often refer nostalgically to "simple village life." City artists portray colorfully garbed village women gracefully carrying loads on their heads, and writers describe isolated rural settlements unsullied by the complexities of modern urban civilization. Social scientists of the past wrote of Indian villages as virtually self-sufficient communities with few ties to the outside world.
Rural Tourism in Uttrakhand comprises of the small villages that since ages due to their simplicity and aloofness, have been the favored destinations of all the tourist who wanted to enjoy an unconventional stay in here.
Come to Uttrakhandand discover the rural charms that lies in the remote villages and towns.
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| Rishikesh..a city of yoga and Gate way to the Himalayas….is a must visit places in Uttrakhand. This small city has a lot to explore.. and today we go on a small trip. Night halt at camp/hotel. | |||
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Dand village is located in the outskirts of the yoga town…Rishikesh. A mild trek of 4 kms from the nearest road will lead you to a village with habitants not more than 20. A half km away from the village is Manikot temple which gives you a beautiful view of rishikesh city….ganga on its way to bairaj and haridwar with a distant view of dun valley.
For those who love adventure the place also caters to our needs of rock climbing and bouldering.
Evenings enjoy the local music and dance with mouth watering Pahari food. Night halt in the village |
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Early morning we trek back to Rishikesh and head directly for rafting….on the Ganges. Evenings are at leasure…night halt at camp/ hotel. |
