Top Things to do in Tehri Garhwal District
Top Hotels in Tehri Garhwal District
- 1. Aloha On The Ganges
- 2. Tehri Retreat, Sursingdhar(New Tehri & Kanatal), By Himalayan Eco Lodges
- 3. Blue Jay Hostel Rishikesh
- 4. The Roseate Ganges Rishikesh
- 5. The Hermitage Kanatal
- 6. Himalayan Splendour Resort
- 7. The Dhanolti Groove Garden
- 8. Hotel Pine Queen
- 9. Life Resorts
- 10. Silver Dew Resorts
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What to do and see in Tehri Garhwal District, Uttarakhand: The Best Free Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Tehri Garhwal District, India including Raghunath Temple, Ganga-Sacred confluence of river Alaknanda & Bhagirathi RIvers, Tehri Dam, Kunja Puri Temple, Chandrabadani Temple, Surkanda Devi Temple, Suspension Bridges.
Restaurants in Tehri Garhwal District
1. Raghunath Temple
2. Ganga-Sacred confluence of river Alaknanda & Bhagirathi RIvers
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By DilipS239 - Vadodara, India
I reached Devprayag at 1645 on 9th March . Here is a confluence of Alaknanda and Bhagirathi rivers . Only after this place , both the rivers discard their own identities and the resulting river is known as Ganga . Though according to Hindu mythology and culture , Bhagirathi is considered the source stream of Ganga , hydrologically Alaknanda is considered the source stream of Ganga on account of its greater length and discharge . Alaknanda and its tributaries have a total length of about 664.5 km , whereas Bhagirathi and its tributaries have about 456.5 km total length . Alaknanda rises in the southern Himalayas on the Indian side of the Tibet border , at the confluence of Bhagirath Kharak and Satopanth Glaciers . It receives Sarasvati River as a tributary at Mana , 21 km from Tibet . Saraswati River emerges from Tara Glacier and travels through V-shaped gorges within moraines . Three km below Mana , Alaknanda flows past the Hindu pilgrimage centre of Badrinath . At Badrinath , Rishi Ganga River meets Alaknanda . Further downwards , it moves through narrow valleys and meets with the Ghrit Ganga ( right - bank tributary ) near Hanumanchatti and further goes downwards to Pandukeshwar and joined by Bhyunder Ganga ( left - bank tributary ) , which originates in the Valley of Flowers . At Govindghat , Laxman Ganga River meets Alaknanda . Panch Prayag Several rivers in the Garhwal region merge with the Alaknanda at places called prayag or ' holy confluence of rivers '. These are : Vishnuprayag , Nandaprayag , Karnaprayag , Rudraprayag and Devprayag . After a short distance from Rudraprayag ,it enters into a very wide valley near Srinagar, Garhwal, formed due to damming of the river mouth near Kirtinagar because of paleo-landslide . Further downwards , river travels in a somewhat wide valley and meets Bhagirathi at Devprayag , and Alaknanda officially becomes Ganga . The Alaknanda river is one of the best for river rafting in the world due to its high rafting grade . Bhagirathi River originates from snout ( Gaumukh ) of Gangotri Glacier , which is the largest valley glacier originating from the western face of Chaukhumba massif and flow north - west to Gaumukh through a broad U-shaped valley. After Gaumukh , river reaches Gangotri town where it meets with Kedar Ganga ( right - bank tributary ) from where it travels further downwards in deep gorge and meets with Jadh Ganga ( right - bank tributary ) at Bhaironghati . Further downwards , it travels to Harshil , and after crossing the Bhagirathi Granite it enters into a wide valley developed due to paleo-landslide near Jhala . Within the wide valley , Bhagirathi meets with Jalandhari Gad ( right - bank tributary ) near Harshil and Siyan Gad ( left - bank tributary ) near Jhala . Further downwards , Bhagirathi River travels through deep gorge and reaches Bhatwari crossing Vaikrita Thrust near Gangnani . Bhagirathi River crosses the MCT near Sainj and comes to Maneri village and further downwards to Uttarkashi where it meets with Aasi Ganga ( right – bank tributary ) . Further downwards , it travels through Dharasu , Chinyalisaur to old Tehri town where it meets with Bhilangana ( left - bank tributary ) , and now these areas have been submerged due to the construction of Tehri Dam Reservoir . Bhilangana itself rises at the foot of the Khatling Glacier south of Gaumukh and joins by Balganga at Ghansali . From Tehri , the Bhagirathi travels through Himalaya to reach Devprayag where it meets with Alakhnanda . Bhagirathi river flows from its source for 205 km before meeting Alaknanda at an elevation of 475 m in the town of Devprayag .
3. Tehri Dam
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 268 reviews
Reviewed By VinodBela22 - Mumbai, India
Magnificent view Pristine Makes u look tiny in d nature Road excellent Lots of curve manoeuvring Worth it Nature is unspoilt
4. Kunja Puri Temple
5. Chandrabadani Temple
6. Surkanda Devi Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 341 reviews
Reviewed By SKala87 - Rishikesh, India
Ideally located, pin top distance, & a small trek. this is what you generally expect form a hill station. Ma Surkanda Devi temple is ideal for a day trip to relax you body and mind, snow capped mountain & a trek to the top. We were luck to see snow with sun and a panoramic view of Himalaya.
