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Hotels in Devaprayāg

If you're searching for a place to crash in Devaprayāg, you can pick from 8 accommodation options within 30 kilometres of the centre.

Swap notes and compare your travel snaps with fellow Devaprayāg travellers at Atali, Ganga and Raga on the Ganges, a few hotels that are nearby.

You could also think about snapping up a room in the V Resorts Pauri, which is 12 kilometres from central Devaprayāg. The Riverside Resort is an alternative option, just 14 kilometres away.

Attractions and Hotels Near Devaprayāg

Just can't keep those feet still? If you're nodding furiously, then set off and explore the wider Uttarakhand region. Ruins are a few sights that should be on your gotta-see list. If the outdoors are more your thang, roam around the region's forests. Additionally, if you've ever wanted to go skiing, you'll have the chance to in this part of India.

Don't shoot through before you've checked out the Kunjapuri and the Parmarth Niketan in Narendranagar. Narendranagar hotel options are the Ananda In The Himalayas and Ganga Beach Resort. Or, you could stay in Rishikesh, 35 kilometres to the west of Devaprayāg, where you can pick from the Ganga Kinare - A Riverside Boutique Hotel and Hotel The Amaris. The Kunjapuri Temple and Laxman Jhula are some of the most popular points of interest to check out when visiting Rishikesh.

Clock Tower, the Forest Research Institute and the Sai Darbar Temple are just a couple of the cool visitor attractions in Dehradun District. This regional centre is 60 kilometres west of Devaprayāg and has a population of 270,000. If you're in the area for a bit longer, continue on and check out the vibe at Chetwoode Hall and the Tapkeshwar Temple. There are some great options of hotels in Dehradun District, with the WelcomHotel The Savoy and Royal Orchid Fort Resort coming in at the top of the list.

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