Auli is the stunning destination that is famous for the winter sport of skiing. In the season of snowfall i.e. from November to March, people visit Auli to participate in this amazing sport. Nonetheless the pristine views that this Himalayan city nurtures in itself also attract great number of tourists every year. Apart from skiing other adventure activities like rock climbing, trekking, are also popular in this area. The trekking trails leading to the high peaks of Nanda Devi, Trishul Peak, Dron Range etc. constitute of a green grassy carpet under your feet during summers which takes the form of slippery snowy floor in winters. At Auli, you can also enjoy a ride in the ropeway or “Gondola” as it is known locally, which connects Auli to the city of Joshimath and covers a distance of approx. four kilometres. It starts from 1000 metres of height and goes to almost 3000 metres. And it is an out of the world experience to have a look at the ground, where you can see a marvellous intimation of natural and man-made sites.

Auli is the stunning destination that is famous for the winter sport of skiing. In the season of snowfall i.e. from November to March, people visit Auli to participate in this amazing sport. Nonetheless the pristine views that this Himalayan city nurtures in itself also attract great number of tourists every year. Apart from skiing other adventure activities like rock climbing, trekking, are also popular in this area. The trekking trails leading to the high peaks of Nanda Devi, Trishul Peak, Dron Range etc. constitute of a green grassy carpet under your feet during summers which takes the form of slippery snowy floor in winters. At Auli, you can also enjoy a ride in the ropeway or “Gondola” as it is known locally, which connects Auli to the city of Joshimath and covers a distance of approx. four kilometres. It starts from 1000 metres of height and goes to almost 3000 metres. And it is an out of the world experience to have a look at the ground, where you can see a marvellous intimation of natural and man-made sites.