When you think of Uttarakhand’s Kumaon region, think of the rustic charm and peaceful environment with breathtaking natural beauty. The region sits snugly between Tibet in the north, Nepal in the east, Uttar Pradesh in the south, and Garhwal region in the west. You will want to come here for a quiet holiday in the hills and in the lap of nature.
Lush pine forests, verdant hills, mountain views and a temple that dates back to 2nd century CE, Kasar Devi is one of the most beautiful and quiet destinations you will find in India.
Munsiyari has slowly captured every adventure traveller’s heart. Now more popular as a trekking destination, Munsiyari never fails to stun visitors with its rustic beauty.
One of the jewels of the Kumaoni region, Nainital is a traveller’s delight. From just being in pristine nature to witnessing regatta events, Nainital has surprises for you in every season.
Also called the Queen of Meadows, Ranikhet lives up to its sobriquet. This hill station is as photogenic as they come, and is a perfect destination for those who are not big fans of the touristy crowd. When in Ranikhet, sit back-relax-repeat.
Located on the confluence of rivers Saryu and Gomati, this scenic temple town will fill your hearts with peace.
You can not miss the almost dramatic confluence of rivers Sharda and Kali in Pancheshwar near Lohaghat in Champawat. The district may be small, but in natural beauty it is pretty big.
Think Pithoragarh, think offbeat beauty. Far away from the hustle and bustle of the cities and town, Pithoragarh is for those who want to go off the grid for a short while. It’s refreshing, do try it sometimes.
From where else will you get to see undisturbed views of Panchachuli, Nanda Devi, and Trishul peaks? Mukteshwar is an absolute must-visit destination.
Magnificent views of the Himalayas from anywhere you stand, it is impossible to keep calm when in Kausani because it is that beautiful. Kausani has raised the bar for sightseeing so effortlessly.
