Gangotri National Park, Gartang Gali reopens after four months; All you need to know

Uttarakhand has always been one of the top choices of adventure lovers. Considering its distance, Uttarakhand is a favorite getaway of Delhiites. Apart from its beautiful hilly terrain and lush green view of nature, there is another reason to add Uttarakhand to your travel list if you are a travel lover. After four months of winter break, tourists can now admire the picturesque beauty of Gangotri National Park.

With the most pristine stretches of forest in the country, you can also experience the most thrilling and exciting trek in Gartang Gali, Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand. The historic wooden bridge has also opened its doors to visitors. If you are keen to visit these charming and picturesque places, here is everything you must know.

Gangotri National Park

Owing to its name from the Gangotri Glacier, Gangotri National Park is one of the highest altitude wildlife sanctuaries in the country. It was established in 1989 and is spread over an area of ​​1,553 square kilometers and extends to an altitude of 7,073 metres. The national park is surrounded by lush green coniferous forests, magnificent meadows and majestic glaciers. And its landscape includes snow-capped mountain peaks, various waterfalls, cascades, and beautiful pine, deodar, and oak trees, making it a comfortable home for wildlife like snow leopards and tahrs. The best time to enjoy the immaculate beauty of this destination is from April to October. Some of the endangered species to see here are Bharal or Blue Sheep, Black Bear, Brown Bear, Himalayan Monal, Himalayan Snowcock, Himalayan Tahr, Musk Deer and Snow Leopard.