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Ganga-side tents near Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand

Uttarkashi· 5.0 · 37 stays
“A quiet home on the banks of the Ganga, near Uttarkashi. Four simple Swiss tents, each with its own bathroom, open onto a garden path. The only sound is the river. The food is simple, delicious, and cooked by the owner, Sunita, herself. A place to sit still, listen to the water, and feel the Himalayas around you. It’s a good spot for a quick getaway, for those looking to find a bit of peace in the mountains.”
4 bedroomsSleeps 84 beds4 bathsHouseWifiHot Water
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What's here
The first thing you notice is the sound of the Ganga. It’s a constant, steady presence. The home is a collection of four canvas tents, each set on a raised plinth facing a small garden and the river valley beyond. A simple gravel path connects them. This isn't a hotel, it’s a place with a quiet, homely feeling. The property has four bedrooms and four attached bathrooms, sleeping up to eight people in total. Each tent is a self-contained unit with a comfortable double bed, a ceiling fan, and modern facilities in the attached washroom. The interiors are simple and clean, designed to keep the focus on the landscape outside. As one guest, Meena, put it, "The Swiss tents are comfortable, attractive and give a nice feeling." The heart of the stay is the hospitality. The owner, Sunita, often cooks for guests herself. The food is simple, wholesome, and local. Another guest, Poonam, remembers, "The food was delicious and cooked by the owner Sunitaji herself." It’s the kind of place where you can just sit, listen to the river, and feel time slow down. "One can contact with nature by just taking the sound of Ganga River that flows with joy," a visitor wrote. "You automatically go in meditation."
What guests wrote

5.0· 37 stays

“Wow, what an experience! I recently stayed at this property ( Aungee Swiss Tent Accommodation,) and it was truly unforgettable. The scenic views, serene ambiance, and luxurious tent amenities made for a perfect getaway. The hospitality was top-notch, with friendly staff catering to every need. The Swiss tents were cozy and well-appointed, with comfortable ...”
Ravi Mishra BJP SM Sagar Sambhag
“Visited this property when started. It is such a beautiful vibrant place, you will ❤️ to go again and again. The Swiss tents are comfortable, attractive and give a nice feeling. One can contact with nature by just taking the sound of Ganga River that flows with joy. One thinks of the time when the water flow started Centuries ago. You automatically go in me...”
Meena Suri
“Absolutely loved my stay over here, the hotel is nestled in a serene location, surrounded by breathtaking views of the Himalayas and the sacred Ganga river. The staff was warm and welcoming.The food was delicious and cooked by the owner Sunitaji herself. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a peaceful retreat in the hills.”
poonam sheoran
“Excellent hospitality warm welcomes, aesthetic vibes sit in the lap of nature, riverside with homely feeling and tasteful food perfect for ones who want to explore the mountains with homely feelings.”
Shilpa Saini
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Uttarkashi.

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Around the stay

Things to do nearby.

The home is a good base for exploring the Garhwal region. Rishikesh, the Garhwal hub, is the main town nearby. Every evening, you can witness the Ganga Aarti at Triveni Ghat or Parmarth Niketan, a powerful ceremony of light and sound on the riverbank. The town is also the gateway to the Char Dham pilgrimage.

For wildlife, Jim Corbett National Park is a drive away. The park is famous for its tiger population and is best visited between October and June through the Ramnagar gate.

Further into the mountains, you can find some of the highest temples in the world. Tungnath, the highest Shiva temple, is a 4-hour climb from the village of Chopta. It’s a challenging but rewarding trek. In the monsoon season, the Valley of Flowers, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, opens its trails from the Govindghat trailhead. This is a specific window, usually July to September. For winter sports, Auli offers skiing from December to March, and beautiful oak-rhododendron meadows the rest of the year.

Logistics

Getting there.

The Garhwal region is served by Dehradun’s Jolly Grant Airport (DED). For Kumaon destinations like Nainital or Mukteshwar, the closest airport is in Pantnagar (PGH).

By rail, the main railhead for Garhwal is Haridwar. From here, you can get road transport to Rishikesh, Mussoorie, and the starting points for the Char Dham yatra. The Kumaon railhead is Kathgodam, serving Nainital, Almora, and Mukteshwar.

By road, Rishikesh is the main hub for this part of Garhwal. It connects to the high-altitude routes towards Chopta and Auli.

Seasons

Best time to visit.

The Western Himalayas are accessible year-round, but different seasons offer different things. The clearest skies and most pleasant weather are from March to June and again from September to November. This is the best time for trekking and long-distance views.

The monsoon months of July and August turn the hills a brilliant green, but this is also the time of heavy rains and potential landslides, so travel can be disrupted. Winter, from December to February, brings snow to high-altitude destinations like Auli and Chopta, which may close roads but open up opportunities for skiing.

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