Auli is a premier Himalayan ski destination and hill station in Uttarakhand, India. Situated at 2,800 meters,

it is famed for its oak-lined snow slopes and panoramic views of Nanda Devi.

Key attractions include skiing (Jan–Mar), the 4km ropeway from Joshimath, and summer treks to Gorson Bugyal.

Things to DoSkiing and Snowboarding: Auli features a 3-km stretch with a 500-meter drop,

ideal for both beginners and professionals.

You can rent equipment or take lessons at the Uttarakhand Tourism development corporation or local ski schools.Auli Ropeway:

One of Asia’s longest cable cars.

It connects the base town of Joshimath to Auli,             

offering spectacular, panoramic views of the Himalayas.Trekking:                                                                                          

In the spring and summer, the snow melts to reveal lush,

green meadows (Bugyals). Popular trails include the trek to Gorson Bugyal and the Kuari Pass.

Auli Artificial Lake: Built to generate artificial snow during dry winters to keep the ski resort operational, this high-altitude lake is surrounded by pine forests and makes for a great scenic walk.