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About Uttarakhand- The Tyranny of Geography.
Uttarakhand is Welcoming Tourist Without Any Restrictions after Covid – Unlock Begins.
Unlock 5.0: Uttarakhand relaxes visitor norms; no restriction on number of visitors. As the country...
PANGOT – One Flew Over The Naina Peak
As you drive past the noise and crowds of Nainital and inch across the Budlakote...
Nelong Valley – The Ladakh of Uttarakhand
The Nelong Valley of Uttarkashi district in Uttarakhand is bordered by China. Being strategically sensitive,...
Munsiyari To The Edge Of The Horizon
District Pithoragarh Location Munsiyari is at 7,000 ft in the Johar Valley carved by the...
Naukuchiatal Nine Corners Of Paradise
Almost as soon as you leave the plains of Kathgodam, the sudden cool air that...
Auli A Time To Ski
Kashmir’s loss is Uttaranchal’s gain,” confessed a former skiing champion of Kashmiri origin rather ruefully....
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Almora - Gateway to the High Himalaya
Sticking to a lofty sided valley, Almora is the territorial capital of Kumaon, first settled as a mid year capital by the Chand rajas of Kumaon in 1560. Nowadays you’ll locate some pilgrim time structures, dependable trekking outfits and a few network based weaving endeavors.
Nainital - The Emerald Eye of Parvati
Beloved of the British, Nainital was Jim Corbett’s home for many years, and he talks about the town fondly in his books. when P.Barron stumbled upon the valley of Naini lake in 1839, he was smitten enough by its beauty to stop trading and sugar and build the first European house here, starting trend that lasted till the 1920’s
Kausani- Flavour of Darjeeling in Kumaon
Getting to Kausani is not a joke. Delhi’s short lived spring over, i had a sudden craving for the Hills and overnight managed to reach Kathgodham by train and then Bhimtal, en route Kausani, sitting bleakly on the last seat of a cramped bus which creaked its way up winding
Haridwar Har Har Gange: The River As My Temple
Har Har Gange! This celebratory exhoration has been the cry of the devout from time immemorial, shouted with gusto while taking a plunge of faith into the pleasantly cold waters of Jeevan Dayini( the giver of life), Moksha Pradayini (bestower of salvation) Ganga at Haridwar.
Lansdowne The Virgin Hills
Glorious as heaven itself must be , I have always thought the gates of heaven must be its crowning glory. That at least is true of Landsdowne, as you reach Kotdwar and find the sky measured out in the grey and blue. The grey is the hills of Pauri Garhwal that you are going to climb up to reach this oak and pine bordered town the British loved.
Munsiyari To The Edge Of The Horizon
Munsiyari sits comfortably somewhere in the middle aisle of a grand amphitheatre. In front, like a 70 mm projection, is the Panchachuli range, Hansling, Rajarambha and Chiplakot, all peaks over 19,000 ft. At sunset, when the sky sets ablaze, one anticipates the striking up of