Himalayan Eco Lodges & Camps, Jayalgarh, GIO's premier riverside camp stands on the banks of the River Alaknanda at Jayalgarh (Uttarakhand). Far from the bustle of popular touristy destinations yet conveniently close to a rail head and airport, Camp High 5 is ideally located for the urbanite who loves the natural experience. In addition to the easy connectivity, this camp is the perfect setting for someone looking for a relaxing holiday in the spectacular setting or for the activity junkie

Camp Room-on-the-Roof is nestled in a valley with a spectacular view of the Doon Valley with views stretching as far as Dehradun and Mussoorie. This camp is located at an altitude of 1850 m (6100 ft) and this ensures a cool and comfortable climate all year round. The camp is located in Uttarakhand state and is easily approachable from Delhi (8 hrs drive) or is just a short 2 hr drive from Dehradun or a 3 hrs drive from Saharanpur.

With stunning views of the Himalayan peaks (including India's second highest peak, Nanda Devi) and the emerald waters of the Tehri Lake coupled with the cool weather that is present through the year, a perfect base for a holiday does not get any better than this. The close proximity to Haridwar also ensures that getting here is a breeze and once you do get to the lodge the beauty of its surrounding is sure to have you captivated for a long time to come.

Located in the lush green Mandakini valley, the Himalayan Eco Lodge in Kund, is one of the most spectacular locations for a fun-filled holiday. The life giving waters of the mystical Mandakini cut a wide swath through valley, washing over rocks and boulders on their relentless journey to meet the Alakhnanda at Rudraprayag. From the lodge one gets a wonderful view of the snow clad Kedar peak that forms the backdrop of the Kedarnath temple.

Harsil, residing in the Gangotri valley, gets you to experience the Himalayas in all its glory — beautiful rivers, gushing streams, hot springs, waterfalls, forests, soaring peaks which seem to touch the heavens, green meadows, glaciers et al make this area a haven for those seeking high adrenalin doses. The drive to Harsil itself is a pleasure. The route, which follows the Bhagirathi River from Uttarkashi, is a sheer visual delight with sharp twists and turns.

Auli is nestled in the lap of the snow-capped peaks of Garhwal Himalayas in the Chamoli District of Uttarakhand, near the world famous religious shrine of BADRINATH, the UNESCO HERITAGE SITE OF NANDA DEVI BIOSPHERE RESERVE along with the VALLEY OF FLOWERS NATIONAL PARK.

Barkot is a small but significant gateway town and owes its prominence as the host to many of pilgrims on their way to Yamunotri as part of their Chardham or Do Dham Pilgrimage. Yamunotri is typically the first in of the four Dhams (Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath & Badrinath) in the circuit and gets the pilgrims the first taste of the arduousness of the pilgrimage. At the end of the day long journey which includes a 12 Kms walk or mule ride, Our Deluxe camp is like an oasis offering a quiet, comfortable & clean place to rest their tired bodies.

Set on the banks of the River Tons, the place transports you into classic timelessness. An ideal setting to relax and unwind, with breathtakingly beautiful surroundings and loads of adventure, Camp Mystic River is a compelling getaway. Situated at Mori (1150 m/3770 ft), its sublime weather with temperatures between 10-25 degrees Celsius makes it a much sought after destination in the summer months. From watching the reflection of the sunrise in the river to gazing at the star-studded sky in the night, the natural beauty here is boundless. The place provides opportunities that are diverse and unique.

The world famous Valley of Flowers is situated in the upper expansions of Bhyundar Ganga in the far interior of Garhwal Himalayas. Spread over an area of 87.5 sq. kms., the valley is at an altitude of is 3250 m to 6750 m above mean sea level. The Valley is is renowned for its meadows of endemic alpine flowers and outstanding natural beauty. Many a legend are associated with this vibrant and eye catching Valley, and are often in the epics of the Ramayana and Mahabharat.