Harsil
Hill Station
Harsil
Harsil is a picturesque village and tourist hill station located in the Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand at an altitude of about 2,620 meters (8,605 feet) on the banks of the Bhagirathi River. It is situated roughly 78 km from Uttarkashi town and around 30 km from Gangotri National Park. Known for its serene natural environment, Harsil is surrounded by dense deodar forests and apple orchards, earning it the nickname "Switzerland of India."
The area experiences pleasant summers and cold winters with snowfall from December to March. Harsil is a quieter alternative for travelers heading to the holy Gangotri pilgrimage site and is popular for trekking, camping, trout fishing, and experiencing local Garhwali culture. Its historical and cultural heritage includes ancient temples and colonial-era cottages, adding to its charm for visitors seeking peace and scenic beauty in the Himalayas.
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