Uttarakhand Tour Packages From Varanasi
Uttarakhand is a rewarding escape from Varanasi, sitting roughly 820 kilometres away by road and covering a wide range of landscapes — from Himalayan hill stations and sacred pilgrimage towns to adventure hubs along the Ganga. Whether you are drawn to the ghats of Rishikesh, the lakes of Nainital, or the quiet ridges of Kausani, the state offers something genuinely different from the plains. Packages starting from Varanasi are available from around ₹6,750, making it an accessible long weekend or short break.
How to Reach Uttarakhand from Varanasi
By Flight
You can fly from Varanasi to Dehradun, the most convenient air gateway to Uttarakhand; the flight takes approximately 1.5 hours. Check current flight options and schedules from Lal Bahadur Shastri Airport in Varanasi, as availability and fares vary by season and airline. From Dehradun's Jolly Grant Airport, your chosen destination within Uttarakhand is accessible by road.
By Train
Several trains connect Varanasi to key Uttarakhand railheads such as Dehradun, Haridwar, and Kathgodam; check current schedules and availability on the Indian Railways booking platform for the most up-to-date options.
By Road
Driving from Varanasi to Uttarakhand covers approximately 820 kilometres by road, which works out to roughly 15 hours of travel depending on the route and traffic. State-run and private buses also operate on this corridor, though a private vehicle or cab gives you more flexibility once you are in the hills.
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Uttarakhand from Varanasi: FAQs
How far is Uttarakhand from Varanasi?
Uttarakhand is approximately 820 kilometres from Varanasi by road, making it around a 15-hour drive. If you are measuring in a straight line, the aerial distance is roughly 656 kilometres. The actual travel time will vary depending on your specific destination within the state, the route you take, and road conditions along the way.
How do I reach Uttarakhand from Varanasi?
You have three main options. Flying is the fastest — flights from Varanasi to Dehradun take approximately 1.5 hours. By train, you can reach major railheads like Dehradun, Haridwar, or Kathgodam; check current schedules on Indian Railways. By road, the journey covers around 820 kilometres and takes approximately 15 hours by car or bus, offering scenic stretches as you enter the hills.
How much does a Uttarakhand trip from Varanasi cost?
Land packages for a 3-night, 4-day Uttarakhand trip from Varanasi start at around ₹6,750 per person — that particular package covers Dehradun highlights like Robber's Cave and Mindrolling Monastery. Other options range up to ₹9,250 for an adventure-focused Rishikesh itinerary. These are land package costs; flights or train fares from Varanasi are additional and vary by season.
When is the best time to visit Uttarakhand from Varanasi?
Spring and autumn are generally considered the most comfortable seasons, offering pleasant weather and clearer mountain views — ideal for sightseeing and trekking. Winter is well-suited to skiing and can be a good time for certain pilgrimages, though some high-altitude areas face access restrictions. Pilgrimages take place year-round, so the right time depends on what you are planning to do.





















