Activity Location: Auli  

• 10 No slope (white) is 900 meters long
• 8 No track (blue) is 800 meters long
• Temple track(red) is for beginners and is 400 meters in length
• Composite slopes are 3.1 km long
• Pick-up/ Drop locations :Hotel

Start Time: 7:00 AM
End Time: 5:00 PM
Age Limit: Minimum 12 Years

About Skiing in Auli

Amongst all the snow adventures, skiing is probably aces. Lauded as one of the world's best skiing grounds, Auli is a perfect destination for all the adventure enthusiasts who visit here downhill on the snow engulfed slopes. You'll find a lot of professional skiers geared up for this adventure activity, but even if you are merely a beginner, skiing in Auli would probably make you fond of this snow gliding activity. In winters, when the meadows are capped with a thick blanket of powdered snow, skiing is a lot more fun than just sport. Auli is a popular ski resort in Uttarakhand, India, located in the Himalayan Mountains. In fact, according to several French and Australian experts, Auli is one of the top ski resorts in the world. Perfect natural panoramas of massive peaks are studded with huge mountainous trees in Auli, providing a spectacular backdrop that motivates compulsive travelers to return to Auli Tours regularly. Auli is not as well-known as Shimla, Gulmarg, or Manali as a ski resort. On the journey to Badrinath, you'll pass through Auli. Auli has a spectacular panoramic view of the Himalayas, the world's largest mountain range. The slopes here provide enough excitement for both professional and amateur skiers.

About the Activity

India is an excellent destination for adventure seekers from all over the world. As we can see, diversity plays a crucial part in this. The mountainous Indian Himalaya has become a hotspot for adventure activities such as hiking, motorcycling, cycling, and skiing; similarly, the coastal regions have pioneered water sports, while the deserts have become a haven for thrilling activities such as polo and dune bashing. The top skiing tours in India are one of the most stunning spots that have emerged as a winner in the league. The Indian Himalaya, as a fantastic host, provides skiers with a unique skiing experience.

Best Time To Visit Auli

• October to June is the best time to explore Manali and December to February is the best time to experience snowfall in Manali, while during the Monsoon season June to August due to the rainy season tourists avoid visiting Manali.
• Skiing is one of the must things to do in Auli, the winter season is ideal skiing.
• March and April are pleasant weather to enjoy the place as a hill station.
• Auli will prove itself as a perfect place for a honeymoon in the winter season.

• Auli in Summer Season
  Auli, a beautiful hill station in the state of Uttarakhand, has a cool climate all year. The weather of Auli is pleasant during the summer season i.e March to June, with a temperate climate. The temperature is at 15 degrees Celsius, and the tourists are delighted to have a clear sky. The summer season of Auli is great for tours and visiting local tourist attractions. During the summer season, camps are held in the lush Alpine and Pinewoods. The Himalayan ranges provide tourists with a breathtaking view of the snow-capped mountains.

• Auli in Winter Season
• The temperature falls below the freezing point at -10 degrees during the winter season, which lasts from November to February. The average temperature of Auli is around 4 to 5 degrees Celsius. This is an ideal time to visit the hill station for travelers who love the cool weather. Various winter treks are organized, including the Kuari Pass North Face Winter Trek, which begins at Joshimath. Auli is a paradise for skiing, which happens only during the winter season.
• Temperature of Auli
• Summers: Max 20°C Min 10°C
• Winters: Max 10.7°C Min -4°C

How To Reach Auli

Auli by Air

The nearest airport to Auli is Dehradun's Jolly Grant Airport. Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Trivandrum, Chennai, and Lucknow are all well-connected from this airport.
Air India, Spice Jet, Jet Airways, Indigo, and Ventura AirConnect are among the major airlines that fly these routes.
Tourists from outside India can fly to Jolly Grant Airport from any of these cities when connection flights are available.
Auli by Train
The most convenient method to get to Auli is via train. Haridwar, Rishikesh, Kotdwar, and Dehradun are the closest railway stations to Auli.
Tourists can take buses or taxis to Joshimath from these railway stations. To get to Auli, take a bus or take Asia's longest cable car from Joshimath.
From Haridwar, the greatest connectivity options to other Indian cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bangalore, and Chennai are accessible. These cities are also well-connected to Rishikesh.
Auli by Road
Traveling by road to Auli is an amazing adventure with beautiful landscapes. Joshimath, which is only 16 kilometers from Auli and has excellent transport connections, is the closest town.
The bus runs to Joshimath from Delhi, Haridwar, Rishikesh, and other neighboring states. The distance between Delhi to Auli is 504 km.
To go to Auli, tourists can use state transport buses, cabs, jeeps, or luxury buses from Joshimath and the distance between Haridwar to Auli is 275 km.

Things to Carry in Auli

• ​ID Proof: Valid ID card issued by Government.
• Clothing: Warm clothing (Down Jacket/Fleece Jacket, Woolen Cap/Scarf, Hat, Lowers, Woolen & Cotton Socks, Thermal Wears), Cotton Towels, Trekking/Hiking shoes & other comfortable regular wears.
• Toiletries: Lip Balm, Wet wipes, Skin Moisturizer, Sunscreen.
• Medical Related: Personal medicines (if any), Mosquito repellent, prescribed medicines for high altitude sickness, Dehydration salt.
• Other Optional: Sunglasses, Rubber Slipper, Power Bank, Candy, Dust Mask, etc.

Do's & Don'ts in Auli

Do’s                                                                               

• Do practice yoga in Rishikesh with the help of the instructor, it will give you a lifetime experience.                    
• Do take the Ayurveda experience in Rishikesh.                                                        
• Do take a tour leader for your trek as the path is quite tricky.
• Do carry the valid student ID cards if you have to avail discount on entry tickets. 

Don’ts    

• Do not drink or litter near the river Ganga to avoid any prosecution.
• Do not litter around or in Auli as there is some fine that you need to pay. 
• Do not disrespect the locals.