Auli, the mesmerising destination with the beautiful panorama of lofty peaks, covered in snow and the glaciers melting down to form the cascade, is a small hilly town in the Chamoli district of Indian state of Uttarakhand. It is situated at an elevation of 2500 metres to 3050 metres above the sea level. Auli is the place which is gaining the popularity of skiing hub of India. In local language it is known as “AuliBugyal”, meaning the meadow. In winters this meadow is covered with ice and much suitable for skiing and many other snow sports.From November to March, i.e. when snow falls, Auli is beaming with tourists, who are found enjoying on these snow slopes. Otherwise also it receives heavy rush of honeymooners, vacationers and pilgrims too. It is the base point for Badrinath, one of the four major Hindu shrines of India. Apart from Badrinath, many other sites of tourist attraction also make Auli, one of the most preferred hill stations of India.