How to Reach Uttarakhand

Imagine catching sight of towering mountain peaks and making stops along the way to sip tea and enjoy some steaming hot local food. You can experience this when you are traveling to Uttarakhand by road. Roadways offer the best connectivity in the state and approximately 1000 state buses run in and out of Uttarakhand facilitated by the Uttarakhand Transport Corporation. Some of the major tourist destinations such as Haridwar and Rishikesh are connected to Delhi by National Highway 34 and National Highway 7 passing through Dehradun with Badrinath on the way. There are well-connected highways like NH 108, NH 109, NH 119, NH 121, NH 123 and NH 72A that connect the state with other parts of the country. With an efficient bus unit, Uttarakhand offers excellent accessibility.

Taxis and cabs are also available to most of the destinations in the state.

To know how to reach Uttarakhand from Delhi the best suggestion would be to take a flight or train.

Madhya Pradesh has 20 national highways and all remain busy by the interstate and intrastate buses that run between different cities. The major interstate bus terminals are in the cities of Bhopal, Indore, Gwalior, and Jabalpur.

Easing up the connection for the tourists, major cities are connected to Uttarakhand and some of its hill stations by rail. Regular trains are available to reach Dehradun from Delhi, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, and Punjab. Some of the major trains serving Uttarakhand are Jan Shatabdi Express, Dehradun Express, Doon Express, and Nanda Devi Express. Some important junctions Uttarakhand are Haridwar, Dehradun, Rishikesh, Nainital, Kotdwar, Kathgodam, Pauri and Udham Singh Nagar. These stations have good connectivity with cities such as Lucknow, Delhi, and Varanasi. One can hire a taxi, cab, or take a bus to the other tourist destinations.