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New Tehri is lying at the confluence of Bhagirathi and Bhilganga rivers and is the former capital of Tehri Garhwal principality. The town was set up while the Tehri Dham was being constructed. Here is a massive Dam and an artificial lake. New Tehri was built after when the Old Tehri region was submerged. It is located on the bank of the Tehri Dham. New Tehri town is very attractive as it is built at the meeting points of the Bhagirathi and Bhilangna. To build the Dam at Tehri was not safe enough. This was the main reason to develop New Tehri. The area of Tehri Dam where the lake located is the largest Lake in Asia which is made by man power.
Day 1: Delhi - New Tehri
Pick-up from Delhi Railway Station as per your flights time or Airport, drive to New Tehri. check in at hotel & relax, evening free for individual activities. Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 02: New Tehri Local Sightseeing
Have your breakfast at the hotel. Visit to New Tehri Local Sightseens, The hilly town includes many tourism aspects like Tehri Lake, Bhagirathipuram and Badshahithaul. Tehri lake is also very popular as New Tehri Dam. you can enjoy for water sports activities at Tehri lake, There are two new markets as well which was developed after the new town, Baurari market and Kulna market. Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 03: New Tehri - Delhi Dep.
Breakfast at hotel. Today at leisure check out and drive toward Delhi, on arrival transfer to Airport / Railway station to catch your pre booked Flight / Train.
Tour concludes but sweet memories remains
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By Air:
Jolly Grant Airport (Airport Code: DED - Dehradun - 88 km southwest) is the nearest airport with regular flights from Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Lucknow. Taxis and hill cabs take approximately 3 hours to reach New Tehri via Rishikesh and Chamba along NH-34.
By Train:
New Tehri is served by major railheads in Uttarakhand:
By Road:
Local Transport:
Shared mountain jeeps, auto rickshaws, and private taxis connect New Tehri town center, Baurari, Koti Colony (lake boating), Dobra Chanti bridge, and Chamba.
New Tehri and the surrounding Tehri Garhwal district feature monumental engineering wonders, thrilling lake water sports, and sacred mountain shrines:
The massive 42 square kilometer emerald reservoir formed by the Tehri Dam on the Bhagirathi River. Based around Koti Colony, the water sports center offers thrilling jet skiing, banana boat rides, speed boating, kayaking, wakeboarding, parasailing, and leisurely cruise boats amidst surrounding mountain slopes.
Tehri Lake Water Sports Complex — Adventure Boating and Water Sports Arena at Koti Colony
A 440 meter long engineering marvel spanning across the turquoise waters of Tehri Lake, connecting New Tehri with Pratapnagar. It is India's longest motorable single lane suspension bridge, offering breathtaking lake views by day and a dazzling spectacle of colorful LED illuminations by night.
Dobra Chanti Bridge — India's Longest Motorable Suspension Bridge Across Tehri Lake
Standing at a colossal height of 260.5 meters (855 feet), the Tehri Dam is the tallest dam in India and among the highest on Earth. The designated public viewpoint offers breathtaking views of the massive rockfill dam structure, spillways, and the vast reservoir spreading between mountain ridges.
Tehri Dam — 260.5-Meter Engineering Feat and Vast Hydropower Reservoir in Tehri Garhwal
Located on the upper ridges of the town at Baurari (1,950 m), this vantage point commands panoramic vistas of the terraced city grid, the blue lake shimmering below, and distant snow crowned Himalayan peaks of Chaukhamba and Trishul.
New Tehri Town — India's Planned Hill City Overlooking Mountain Terraces and Tehri Reservoir
A sacred Shakti Peeth perched atop Chandrabadani mountain peak at 2,277 meters, where Goddess Sati's torso is believed to have fallen. The temple offers an awe inspiring 360 degree panoramic view of the Greater Himalayas including Kedarnath and Badrinath peaks.
Maa Chandrabadani Temple — Sacred Shakti Peeth on the High Mountain Peak Overlooking the Himalayas
A revered mountain shrine dedicated to Nag Raja (the Serpent King), located at an altitude of 2,903 meters amidst pristine pine and rhododendron forests, reached via a scenic 7 km trekking trail from Khamba Khal.
An ancient Shiva temple situated at the confluence of the Balganga and Dharmaganga rivers, housing one of the largest carved Shiva Lingams in northern India.
An agricultural research center situated 15 km away, featuring experimental apple orchards, alpine pine nurseries, and scenic nature walking trails.
A quiet hill hamlet (18 km away) famed for its pine forests, apple orchards, and strategic connectivity to Mussoorie and Dhanaulti.
Duration: 02 Nights / 03 Days
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