Uttarakhand, India is the abode of the largest number of Hindu gods and is called "Dev Bhoomi", meaning Valley of Gods. Uttarakhand is a region of exquisite beauty and floral charms. It is a land of gods, garlanded by glaciers.

The Great Himalayan Range stretches from Krishna Giri mountains (Karamkoram) in the west to the river Brahmaputra in the east. The three highest peaks of the world - Mt. Everest, K2 and Kanchenjunga - are on this range.