About Uttarakhand-


History

Uttarakhand, located in the northern part of India, has a rich and ancient history. It was once a part of the Kuru Kingdom in ancient India and later became a significant region in the Mauryan and Gupta empires. Over time, various dynasties, such as the Katyuris and the Chand Kings, ruled this region. In 2000, Uttarakhand was carved out of the state of Uttar Pradesh, becoming one of the newest states in India.



The region of Uttarakhand was historically known as "Kedarkhand" and "Manaskhand" in ancient texts. However, it didn't have a single unified name until it became a separate state in 2000. It was then named Uttarakhand, which means the "Land of the Northern Mountains."



Uttarakhand is blessed with a scenic hilly terrain that renders the state as one of the best in the country for trekking. From beginners to the seasoned - everyone can test their physical stamina here. One of the most-traversed trekking routes here is the Bageshwar – Sunderdhunga – Pindari – Kafni Glacier trek in the state’s Pithoragarh district. The trekking paths that run along the Munsiyari – Martoli – Milam – Ralam Glacier are equally popular in the area

An extreme sport, paragliding can be described as flying in the sky, high above lush dense forests, undulating valleys carpeted in green and snow-capped peaks. And Uttarakhand, bordered by the mighty Himalayan ranges in the north is the perfect topography for this sky-touching sport. While the experienced can opt for hours of tandem flights and reach a height of over 10,000 ft, . Some of the best spots for paragliding here include Maldevta (in Dehradun), Bhimtal, Kota Bagh, Nainital, Kausani and Bageshwar.

Jumpin Heights is currently India's Highest Bungee jumping in Risikesh at a Height of 83 mts. Bungee jumping is located at Mohanchatti near Rishikesh. A Cantilever platform built over a iron cliff over looking a rocky river HYUL, a tributary of River Ganga.

Jumpin Heights ensures an international experience to every adventure enthusiast through India's Highest Bungee - only in Rishikesh. Enjoy the fascinating view, the wilderness of the valleys and holiness of the Ganges as you overcome India's meanest feat.

Uttarakhand is popularly known as the white water rafting spot of India. Mostly, river rafting in Uttarakhand will cost you from as low as INR 600 to as high as INR 4000 per person depending upon the location and the rapid you choose. Here’s a list of some of the best river rafting places in the unbelievable state of Uttarakhand. These serve the purpose of rafting also offer some other adventure sports.riskikesh is one such palce in uttarakhand in which rafting is popular

Jumpin Heights ensures an international experience to every adventure enthusiast through India's Highest Bungee - only in Rishikesh. Enjoy the fascinating view, the wilderness of the valleys and holiness of the Ganges as you overcome India's meanest feat.
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Places To Visit

Uttarakhand is famous for its stunning natural beauty, including the Himalayan mountain range, which houses several renowned peaks, such as Nanda Devi and Badrinath.



The state is known for its pilgrimage sites like the Char Dham (Gangotri, Yamunotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath) and the holy river Ganges. Additionally, Uttarakhand is renowned for adventure sports like trekking, white-water rafting, and skiing.

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