Explore Bagori Village with Megha Jaswal

Megha Jaswal, a travel influencer, recommends visiting the Bagori Village in Uttarakhand's Harsil Valley. The village is easily accessible either on foot or by two-wheelers, so it is perfect for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike. The entire journey to Bagori has some breathtaking landscapes that one cannot get enough of.

Bhagirathi River: A Sacred Beauty 

When one arrives in the village, what he is greeted by is the Bhagirathi River, which flows gently through the valley. It then further merges with the Alaknanda River that forms the Ganga. Considered to be one of the most sacred rivers in India, the river has a beauty that leaves you breathless, surrounded as it is by the valley's natural beauty.

A Pure and Gorgeous Village

It is the cleanest Ganga village in 2019, which earned it the Presidential Award. The locals take great pride in keeping their surroundings clean, and it's a peaceful and pristine place to visit. The charm of the place is added to by the warm, kind-hearted people of Bagori.

The Bhotia Tribe and Their Unique Culture

The Bhotia tribes, originally from Tibet, reside in Bagori. As you walk through the village, you will be amazed by its beauty and the aura surrounding it. The people of Bagori, known as Jadh Bhotias, follow both Buddhist and Hindu religious practices, adding a unique cultural blend to the village.

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Have You Heard of Bagori Village Before?

If you have not heard about Bagori Village yet, then it's time for you to pen it on your list to visit. Bagori Village, Harsil Valley, is very beautiful to see, as it consists of rich cultural heritage with the warm-hearted hospitality of its people.