Snow Skiing in India

Skiing is one of them sports that have gained vast popularity around the world and in the past few years have turn into a quiet attention grabbing sport because of the high Himalayas. The immense open spaces over the snowline have flung open to the skiing enthusiast. A surplus of ski locales in Jammu and Kashmir, the hills of Kumaon, Himachal Pradesh and the North eastern states of India have become the favorite ski hideouts of adventure lovers.

The overwhelming height and stretch of the snow clad mountains, with the additional advantage of powdered snow are attractive enough to draw the adventurous spirits of the keen skier, providing all the adventure and enthusiasm attached to the game. Realizing the massive prospect for tourism, India has developed some of the most modern and also the reasonable ski resorts in the whole world.

Snow Skiing in Auli, Garhwal:
Snow capped slopes of Auli are flanked by all, thick deodar woods which cuts breeze
rapidity. To the minimum 16-kms from Joshimath on the Badrinath route, Auli offers a
180 panoramic sight of Himalayan peaks like the Nanda Devi (7,817m) Kamet (7,756m) Mana Parvat (7,273) and Dunagiri (7,066m) seemingly only a snow ball thrown away. Seasonal skiers have a fresh stretch of 10.20-kms of absolutely clean slopes to sport on. These slopes offer outstanding opportunities for cross country and downhill skiing events.

Skiing in Dayara Bugyal, Garhwal:
Throughout winter Dayara Bugyal provides superb ski slopes over an area of 28 sq. kms. Dayara bugyal afford a panoramic vision of the beautiful Himalayas. There is a small lake in the area that provides an tremendous camping site.

Skiing in Munsiyari, Kumaon:
Munsyari is located at a distance of 66 kms. from Jauljibi and 127 kms. from Pithoragarh via Thal. Munsyari is the middle as well as the gateway of the Johar region. Munsyari is the base of treks to Milam, Namik and Ralam glaciers. Khalia Top and Betulidhar are two high altitude places that offer outstanding conditions for skiing.