Auli Hanuman Temple, Auli

Plan your visit

At a Glance: Essential Visitor Information

TimingsOfficial tourism material does not publish fixed daily timings. Visit during daylight and confirm current worship/access hours locally.

Entry feeNo verified entry fee is published in the official Auli itinerary; donations, if offered, are voluntary unless locally specified.

Time needed20-45 minutes for a short visit, prayer and viewpoint stop.

Best time to visitClear-weather mornings or late afternoons for prayer and mountain views; winter adds snow scenery but access can be slippery.

From city centreNear the main Auli visitor area; exact walking distance depends on your hotel/starting point.

Dress codeModest clothing is appropriate for a temple visit; remove footwear where instructed.

PhotographyPhotography is generally suitable in the surrounding outdoor area. Ask before photographing inside the shrine or during worship.

LocationAuli, Uttarakhand

Highlights

Why Visit Auli Hanuman Temple?

Official Auli itinerary stop

Specifically recommended by Uttarakhand Tourism.
Mountain viewpoint

The official itinerary highlights the impressive views from the temple area.
Spiritual pause

A quiet devotional stop within an adventure-focused destination.
Easy combination

Fits naturally into a local Auli sightseeing day.
Short visit

Useful for families and travellers who do not want a long trek.

Know before you go

About Auli Hanuman Temple

Auli Hanuman Temple is a small temple stop mentioned in Uttarakhand Tourism's official Auli itinerary. The tourism itinerary recommends visiting the nearby Hanuman Temple while exploring Auli and specifically notes its striking views.

Compared with the ski slopes or ropeway, this is a quieter attraction: a place for a short prayer, a pause in the mountain landscape and photography from the surrounding viewpoint.

Public official material provides limited operational detail for this temple, so YatriSutra intentionally avoids inventing fixed opening hours, fees or historical claims. Visitors should confirm the exact local access and worship timings in Auli.

Make the most of your visit

Things to Do at Auli Hanuman Temple

Practical experiences you can include while visiting this attraction.

1 Offer prayers at the Hanuman shrine
2 Enjoy the surrounding Himalayan viewpoint
3 Take a short peaceful break from the ski area
4 Photograph the mountain landscape from public areas
5 Combine with nearby Auli sightseeing

Practical visitor guide

Plan Your Visit

Address / localityHanuman Temple, Auli, Chamoli district, Uttarakhand

Best time of dayMorning for clearer mountain views and a quieter atmosphere.

Peak crowdNormally quieter than the major Auli attractions; visitor numbers rise during holiday and snow periods.

Closure / special accessNo fixed closure information is published in the official tourism itinerary. Local worship or weather conditions may affect access.

ParkingUse designated parking in the Auli visitor area and continue by the local access route.

AccessibilityLocal paths may be uneven or snowy in winter; accessibility depends on the current approach route.

What to carryWarm layer, good-grip footwear, water and a small offering only if you wish.

Ideal forPilgrims, families, couples, spiritual travellers and visitors looking for a short scenic stop in Auli.

Facilities

Expect limited temple-level facilities. Use the main Auli area for food, toilets and other visitor services.

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Before you go

Visitor Tips & Restrictions

Visitor Tips

Confirm the local route before walking
Visit in daylight
Dress respectfully
Remove footwear where required
Ask before indoor photography
Use caution on snow or ice around the approach

Restrictions

Respect temple customs and worshippers
Do not photograph restricted sacred areas
Do not litter
Follow local safety instructions in snow conditions

Getting there

How to Reach Auli Hanuman Temple

Nearest railwayRishikesh is the nearest commonly cited railhead for Auli; the onward journey is by road to Joshimath and Auli.

Nearest airportJolly Grant Airport, Dehradun, is the nearest major airport; continue by road through the Garhwal Himalaya.

Nearest bus standJoshimath is the main road-transport base for Auli, with bus, shared-jeep and taxi connections from Rishikesh, Haridwar and Dehradun.

The temple is visited locally from Auli. Ask your hotel, guide or local tourism counter for the current walking/access route.

Story & significance

History & Significance of Auli Hanuman Temple

Uttarakhand Tourism's official Auli itinerary identifies the nearby Hanuman Temple as a worthwhile local stop but does not provide a detailed historical account. To avoid repeating unsupported legends as fact, this page focuses on the temple's present-day spiritual role and mountain setting.

Special occasions

Festivals & Special Events

No temple-specific festival schedule is provided in the official Auli itinerary. Hanuman Jayanti and local Hindu observances may be significant, but visitors should confirm any event programme locally.

Quick answers

Frequently Asked Questions about Auli Hanuman Temple

Is there a Hanuman Temple in Auli?

Yes. Uttarakhand Tourism's official Auli itinerary recommends a visit to the nearby Hanuman Temple and notes its mountain views.

How long should I keep for the visit?

Around 20-45 minutes is enough for most visitors.

What are the temple timings?

The official Auli itinerary does not provide fixed timings, so confirm locally.

Is there an entry fee?

No verified fixed fee is published in the official itinerary.

Can I combine it with other Auli attractions?

Yes. It works well as a short stop while exploring the main Auli area.

Plan your day

Nearby Attractions to Combine with Your Visit

More places in Auli to see on the same trip.

Auli Ski Slopes Auli's celebrated ski slopes are the signature winter experience of Uttarakhand's Garhwal Himalaya, combining long snow runs, ski training and panoramic views toward Nanda Devi, Kamet and Dunagiri. View details →

Joshimath–Auli Ropeway The Joshimath-Auli Ropeway is one of Auli's signature experiences, carrying visitors for roughly 4 km above forested slopes toward the high meadows with dramatic Garhwal Himalayan views. View details →

Auli Artificial Lake Auli Artificial Lake is a scenic high-altitude man-made lake within the ski landscape, surrounded by Himalayan slopes and linked with Auli's snow-management infrastructure. View details →

Chattrakund Chattrakund is a small, tranquil high-altitude lake around 4 km from Auli and about 1 km beyond Gorson Bugyal, surrounded by mountain greenery and quiet Himalayan scenery. View details →

Joshimath (Jyotirmath) Joshimath, traditionally known as Jyotirmath, is Auli's gateway town and an important Himalayan spiritual centre, serving as a base for the ropeway, Badrinath route and wider Chamoli region. View details →

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Gorson Bugyal Gorson Bugyal is Auli's signature alpine meadow trek, reached through oak and conifer forest with sweeping views of Nanda Devi, Trishul, Dronagiri and the Garhwal Himalaya. View details →

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