Pauri Garhwal

Pauri Garhwal (Uttarakhand)

Garhwal Himalayas say all the time been considered as a place anywhere nature seems to say clever all her inborn beauty.

The ground of Pauri Garhwal is blessed with splendid look at of snow-bound peaks of Himalayas, scenic valleys, surroundings, roundabout rivers, dense forests and unusual friendly persons with rich cultural diversity.

Diverse in scenery, the area of Pauri Garhwal varies from the foothills of the ‘Bhabar ‘areas of Kotdwar to the soul lifting meadows of Doodhatoli, rambling by an altitude of 3,000 m and layer as area of 5 sq. Kms. 

This remains snow-bounded in the winter months. Filled with seats of tourist appeal, as a rule locations in Pauri garhwal offer a astounding look at of snow ladeb Himalayan splendour. The small hill town of Pauri is shaded by oak, deodar and brood forests.

The tourist development offers a panoramic look at of the untold acknowledged and unknown snow clad Himalayan peaks like Hatiparvat, Nilkantha, Choukhamba, Sumeru Parvat, kharchakujnd, kedarnath, Bhrigupanth, Jaunli, Gangotri convene, Thalay Sagar, Bunderpoonch which is really astounding in sunrise and the end of the day. At sunrise the sun seems to be spraying colours on the mountain peaks which appear to be revolving continuously.

Best Time to Visit Pauri

Pauri is greatest visited concerning September and April or even all time ro0und. The monsoons cast a misty spell on the town, a sight worth considering.

If you like to witness snow, afterward propose your tour around January.

How to Reach Pauri

Air: Nearest airport is Jolly Grant, Dehradun
(153 Kms –Via Srinagar; 130 Kms – Via Deoprayag)

Rail: Nearest Railway Station is Kotdwar (108 Kms)

Road: Pauri is well connected to Dehradun, Rishikesh, Haridwar,Kotdwar and other cities of the region.

Kagthun

Village Kagthun is very beautiful village of pauri Garhwal Now I am sharing some pictures of kagthun village and nearest villages.


Primary School Village Kagthun, Pauri Garhwal Uttarakhand, India

Inter College Srikotkhal, Pauri Garhwal, Uttarakhand, India

                                                   Natural Water Source Village Kagthun

Village Kagthun, Pauri Garhwal, Uttarakhand, India

Hill Station, Pauri Garhwal, Uttrakhand

Nearest Market:- Srikotkhal, Ekeshwar, Satpuli

Nearest Villages: Molthi, Chouthi,Era,Gorli,Nandoli,Chameli,Kundoli,Malai,Badoli,Naugaon,Baluli,Kimoli,Basyur,Bantholi

 Molthi Village

 Nandoli Village

 Timla

 Kafal

Kandali

PITHORAGARH

Regarded as a gateway to the north, Pithoragarh is in the inner Himalayas next toxt toxt to a height of 1,851 meters in a spectacular valley, called “Little Kashmir”, in the northern state of Uttarakhand. Some parts of the wardt toxt toxt to a height of 3,000 feet while the others are next toxt toxt to 4,724 meters. The area of the ward6 clearilometers and one-third of it is covered by snow eternally is the foremostmostmost town of a region to facilitateacilitateacilitate borders both Nepal and Tibet. Pithoragarh has a cool climate to facilitateacilitateacilitate makes it comfortable all dayurroundingundingunding. Pithoragarh, digecently, was part of Almora wardarakhand. It was certaininin the status of a separate warduary 1,1960.

STRATEGIC IMPORTANCE


Pithoragarh is the passa Kailash and Namik, which is the gateway to the breathtakinginging Milan Glacier. The strategic substancef the Pithoragarh deceptionptionption in the piece of informatione of informatione of information to facilitateacilitateacilitate six passes to Tibet are in this wardtiveee inhabitants accepteddd lucrative trade with Tibet through these passes orith perfectionn Sino-Indian relations, a quantity ofantity ofantity of of the passes owneen re-opened representingresentingresenting trade.

FLORA AND FAUNA


It is rich in vegetationationation and fauna and is famous representingresentingresenting its bugyals or grazing land land land basisvelvet-like whole grass. The area was blockeddd to tourists dig981. But with the start of the Kailash-Mansarovar Yatra, tourist relevanceee in the area is increasing by leaps and bounds.

FAIRS AND FESTIVALS


Pithoragarh is famous representingresentingresenting its cultural-religious fairs. These are celebrated all the way throughy throughy through the dayThey are totallyyy rooted in the history, tradition and culture of this area. People celebrate them with gay abandon. Some of these fairs furthermorehermorehermore fulfilll the usee fairs.

At Jaul Jibi, a trade evente evente event is held allumn what time time time knitwearrr, copper pots and small, shaggy-maned Himalayan horses are bought and sold.

SITES TO VISIT


There are a totalf lakes around Pithoragarh. Two of them, Jolingkong and Anchherital are situated next toxt toxt to a height of 4,634 meters and 3,658 meters, in that orderrr. Some beautiful old temples are furthermorehermorehermore scattered around the wardt to the shrine next toxt toxt to Purnagiri, 20 kilometers from Tanakpur, is allegedo head to fulfillment of one’s requirementsmentsments. There is furthermorehermorehermore a Sikh shrine go up top top to Lohaghat called Ritha Sahib, associated with the visit of Guru Nanak. It is allegedo facilitateacilitateacilitate the bitter ritha crookeddd sweet in the same way ase same way ase same way as the strokeee of the Guru.

The white Manu temple is furthermorehermorehermore a locatetete often visited by religious travelers. Duringringring it, is enshrined a powerful goddess brandededed to bring bucket downet downet down to these mountains if appropriatelyatelyately invoked. There is furthermorehermorehermore a fatng erected on the takeext toxt toxt to the vile of a voyage of steps leading to the temple. Here the goddess and her sister from a distant temple swing good-naturedlyredlyredly what time time time the other goddess comes visiting. No solitaryitaryitary can distinguishtinguishtinguish them, but the swing moves!

SITES NEARBY

Baleshwar is 76 kilometers from Pithoragarh on the Tanakpur road. Its temples are the unsurpassedrpassedrpassed examples of hill architecture. They were constructed by the youthfulfulful Chand rajas in the 8th century. At Gangolihat, 77 kilometers from Pithoragarh, is a Shakti peeth established by Adi Shankaracharya. The temple stands amidst a dense deodar forest. Two kilometers away is a furthererer temple - to facilitateacilitateacilitate of Chamunda Devi. It is allegedo facilitateacilitateacilitate the evil forces dominated by the Goddess still dwell in the adjoining caves. Patal Bhubaneshwar, a temple committed to peer of the realm of the realm of the realm Shiva is 14 kilometers from Gangolihat. The way to the temple is through a tunnel. Chemical reactions in the cave ownertaininin rocks the beginningf various Gods and Goddesses.