
Harsil
In India's Uttarakhand state, in the Uttarkashi district, sits the charming village of Harsil. The settlement is located 2,620 meters above sea level on the banks of the Bhagirathi River. Harsil is renowned for its tranquil settings, emerald woods, and breath-taking vistas of the Himalayan peaks covered with snow.
The Kedarnath Peak, Meru Peak, and Gangotri Group of Peaks are just a few of the peaks that encircle Harsil. The town is also close to the Gangotri National Park, which is home to many different types of wildlife, including musk deer, snow leopards, and Himalayan black bears. To experience the park, visitors may hike through the thick forests or embark on animal safaris. The Wilson Cottage, a historic site constructed by Frederick Wilson in the early 19th century, is one of Harsil's principal draws. The home has a lovely garden surrounding it and provides breathtaking views of the mountains nearby.
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Opening Time
- All Day :24 hours
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Fee Charges (INR)
- AdultFree
- ChildFree
- ForeignerFree
- StudentFree
- Senior CitizenFree









































