The mountains,handled.
Hotels, transport and tours across Himachal, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, Char Dham, Spiti and Kashmir, for travel agents and for families and groups who book direct.
About BlueRidge Hospitality
Hotels, vehicles and destinations across North India, from one team you can reach.
BlueRidge Hospitality arranges hotel and transport bookings across Himachal, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, Char Dham, Spiti and Kashmir, with stays in all segments and reliable, comfortable vehicles.
Travel agents and tour operators use us as their ground partner. Families and groups can also talk to us directly. Trust, value and long-term relationships come first.
Six routes, one team
Pick a region to see the places we cover. Every booking is shaped around your dates, group size and budget.
Manali, 2,050 m
Himachal
Shimla’s ridges, the Beas valley at Manali and the monasteries of Dharamshala.
Mussoorie, about 2,000 m
Uttarakhand
Ganga at Rishikesh, hill stations and the lakes of Nainital.
Jaipur, 431 m
Rajasthan
Forts in Jaipur and Jodhpur, dunes at Jaisalmer, lakes at Udaipur.
Kedarnath, 3,583 m
Char Dham
Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath, paced for pilgrims.
Kaza, 3,800 m
Spiti Valley
High desert, ancient monasteries and some of the clearest night skies in India.
Gulmarg, 2,650 m
Kashmir
Shikaras on Dal Lake, the Gulmarg gondola and the meadows of Pahalgam.Places we cover
Choose a region to see the places on our routes. Tell us your requirement and we will build the booking around it.
Shimla, Manali and Dharamshala
Pine forests, apple orchards and snow ranges: colonial Shimla, the Beas valley at Manali and the Tibetan community of Dharamshala.
Ask about Himachal on WhatsApp- Best time
- March to June, October to December
- Getting there
- Chandigarh, Bhuntar (Kullu) or Gaggal (Kangra)
- Good to know
- Snow can close high roads from December to February
Shimla
Mall Road and the Ridge
The former summer capital of British India, known for its colonial skyline, Christ Church and the walkable Mall Road.
Manali
Old Manali and Hadimba Temple
A river town on the Beas, with a cedar-forest temple, café-lined lanes in Old Manali and the road to Atal Tunnel.
Solang Valley
Meadows above Manali
An open valley used for paragliding and zorbing in summer and for skiing and snow play in winter.
McLeod Ganj
Dharamshala
Home to the Dalai Lama’s temple complex, with Tibetan food, monasteries and views of the Dhauladhar range.
Rishikesh, Mussoorie and Nainital
The Ganga leaves the mountains here. Pilgrim towns, yoga and rafting at the foothills, and hill stations with lakes and waterfalls above.
Ask about Uttarakhand on WhatsApp- Best time
- February to June, September to November
- Getting there
- Dehradun (Jolly Grant) airport, Haridwar or Kathgodam station
- Good to know
- Monsoon brings landslide delays on hill roads
Haridwar
Har Ki Pauri
Where the Ganga enters the plains. The evening aarti on the ghats is the main reason to be here at sunset.
Rishikesh
Laxman Jhula and the Ganga
A riverside town known for yoga ashrams, suspension bridges and white-water rafting on the Ganga.
Mussoorie
Mall Road and Kempty Fall
A hill station above Dehradun with cool air, waterfalls and long views over the Doon valley.
Nainital
Naini Lake
A town built around a lake, popular for boating, the Mall Road and nearby Bhimtal.
Forts, dunes and lakes
Four cities, four moods: the pink city of Jaipur, the blue city of Jodhpur, the golden fort of Jaisalmer and the lakes of Udaipur.
Ask about Rajasthan on WhatsApp- Best time
- October to March
- Getting there
- Jaipur, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer and Udaipur all have airports
- Good to know
- Summer days are very hot; winter desert nights are cold
Jaipur
Amber Fort and Hawa Mahal
A hilltop fort, the honeycombed Hawa Mahal and the City Palace make up the classic first day in Rajasthan.
Jodhpur
Mehrangarh Fort
A huge fort above the old blue-washed city, with a museum, palace rooms and wide views from the ramparts.
Jaisalmer
Sam Sand Dunes
A living sandstone fort, then the dunes at sunset with camel rides and an evening in a desert camp.
Udaipur
Lake Pichola and City Palace
Palaces on a lake, boat rides at golden hour and a walkable old town of small shops and rooftop cafés.
Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, Badrinath
The four pilgrimage sites of Uttarakhand, each at the source of a sacred river or high in the mountains. Routes can be paced for families and senior pilgrims.
Ask about Char Dham on WhatsApp
- Best time
- Temples open roughly late April to early November
- Getting there
- Haridwar or Rishikesh is the usual start point
- Good to know
- Yatra registration is required for every pilgrim
Yamunotri
Source of the Yamuna
The first dham. A walk of about 6 km from Janki Chatti leads to the temple beside hot springs.
Gangotri
Source of the Ganga
A temple on the Bhagirathi river among deodar forest. The Gaumukh glacier trek starts nearby.
Kedarnath
Shiva temple at 3,583 m
Reached from Gaurikund by an uphill route of about 16 km on foot, pony, palki or helicopter.
Badrinath
Vishnu temple on the Alaknanda
The fourth dham, reached by road. Mana village, the last village before the Tibet border, is a short drive away.
Cold desert above 3,500 m
A high-altitude desert of monasteries, whitewashed villages and rivers cutting through bare mountains. Plan for acclimatisation.
Ask about Spiti Valley on WhatsApp- Best time
- June to September for the full circuit
- Getting there
- Road from Shimla or Manali; nearest airports Shimla and Bhuntar
- Good to know
- High altitude: we build in rest days to acclimatise
Monasteries of Spiti
Red and gold gompas
Villages in Spiti are built around Buddhist monasteries, painted in red and gold against bare mountain slopes.
Key Monastery
Above Kaza
The largest monastery in Spiti, a cluster of whitewashed buildings on a hill with prayer halls and mountain views.
Chandratal
The Moon Lake
A crescent-shaped lake at around 4,300 m, reached over Kunzum Pass when the road is open.
Kibber and Hikkim
High villages
Kibber is one of the highest villages linked by road. Hikkim nearby is known for its post office.
Tabo
Monastery and caves
A monastery over a thousand years old, known for its painted walls and nearby meditation caves.
Srinagar, Gulmarg and Pahalgam
Lakes, gardens and alpine meadows. Houseboats in Srinagar, snow in Gulmarg and river valleys in Pahalgam.
Ask about Kashmir on WhatsApp- Best time
- April to October; December to February for snow
- Getting there
- Srinagar airport
- Good to know
- Check the latest travel advisory before every booking
Dal Lake
Shikara and houseboats
Slow shikara rides between floating gardens and houseboats, best at sunrise and sunset.
Mughal Gardens
Shalimar and Nishat
Terraced 17th-century gardens with chinar trees, fountains and views over Dal Lake.
Gulmarg
Gondola and snow meadows
A ski town above 2,600 m with a cable car to high viewpoints. Flower meadows in summer.
Pahalgam
Lidder river and Betaab Valley
A river-valley base for pony rides, Aru Valley and Betaab Valley, set among pine forest.
Why BlueRidge
Whether you are a travel agent or a family planning your own trip, you work with the same team, from first enquiry to the last drop.
Wide range of hotels
Stays in all segments across the hills and Rajasthan.
Reliable, comfortable transport
Vehicles for families and groups, arranged along with your hotel.
Dedicated support
One point of contact before and after the booking.
Best rates, seamless service
Clear rates and a smooth booking process, built for long-term relationships.
How a booking works
- 1. Share the requirement
Destination, dates, group size and the hotel category you want.
- 2. Receive options and rates
Hotel and transport options with clear pricing.
- 3. Confirm and we book
Stays and vehicles are booked for you, with confirmations sent to you.
- 4. Support on the trip
A phone call away while you are on the road.
Talk to us directly
Message us on WhatsApp, call, or email. Tell us the destination, dates and group size and we will reply with options and rates.
Ms. Komal SolankiDirector