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About Almora Tourism

                     
Almora is a scenic hill station in the northern state of Uttarakhand. Located on a five km long ridge which is shaped like a horse shoe, Almora is a quaint town in Kumaon Hills in the Himalayan range. It is at an average height of 1,651 meters above sea level, and is surrounded by greenery all around with beautiful thick forests of fir and pine trees covering the hills.

Almora offers amazing views of the snow capped mountain peaks of the Himalayas and is popular among visiting tourists for its natural splendour. The Kosi and Suyal rivers run alongside the town adding to the beauty of the place. It is surrounded by the hill ranges of Kasar Devi, Banari Devi, Shayahi Devi and Katarnal, all of which are adorned by temples at the peaks.

There are many beautiful temples in Almora. The 1000 years old Temple of Goddess Nanda Devi is located right in the middle of the town. The Chitai Temple is the temple of Lord Golu, worshipped by the people of the Kumau region of Uttaranchal. There are quite a few temples dedicated to Lord Shiva, few dedicated to Goddess Durga, and another few Vaishnavite temples scattered all around the town.

Almora is known for its indigenous handicrafts, local cuisine and its rich culture and tradition. The beauty of the place lies in its uniqueness. The paved roads and the tile roofed houses in the town add to the charm of the place and give it its individual charm and identity. This is best experienced in the Lala Bazar which is more than 200 years old and looks quite unlike a regular market with its paved streets of stone. 

Owing to its natural beauty and for the many places of religious importance, Almora is a prominent tourism destination in the country. In recent years, quite a few health resorts have opened up in Almora. The most famous destination, which nature lovers can access from Almora is the Corbett National Park, which is located on the bank of Ramganga river at the foothills of the Himalayas.

Almora, from several decades, has been an important location for shooting Bollywood movies because of its exquisite landscape. Its panoramic hills and the valley offer a perfect getaway, especially during the summer season because of its pleasant weather. The best time to visit Almora is during the summer and during the autumn months of September to November.

 


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My love my Almora
SANJAY ,Gwalior     Review date: 22nd July 2011 0

Overview of the destination

Very nice..

Food, sight-seeing and shopping

Favourite restaurant was Dolma v2 etc,main attraction was mountains...

Activities & things to do

Everything what you want to do........

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Visit by car...
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Awesome place
Suraj ,Delhi     Review date: 28th March 2011 1
Almora is a stunning place.Beauty all around.Must visit in a lifetime.Everybody has to visit this place.I was lucky to visit here.So much greenery, ..
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BINSAR - Best Place in Uttaranchal
Anand,Delhi     Review date: 18th May 2006 2
The thickly wooded forest of BINSAR with loads of GREENERY and CRISP MOUNTAIN AIR to soothe your eyes, body and soul is the best place to go. It is ..
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Tourist places in Almora

Situated on a 5 km long mountain range, the small town of Almora has a unique historical, cultural and political importance. Unlike other cities in the vicinity such as Shimla, Ranikhet and Nainital that were developed by the English, Almora was set up by the Indians. The way this hill station has lived up to its ancient traditions makes it different from other hill stations in the state and the country.

A popular tourist destination among vacationers, Almora is often referred to as the 'town of temples'. Situated in the centre of the town is the temple of Goddess Nanda Devi, known as Nanda Devi Temple. Though the temple is a major attraction of the town, other places that interest tourists include State Museum and Bright End Corner. Tourists can even travel to the outskirts in order to visit the Deer Park in NTD.

Religious travellers can preferably make a visit to famous temples in the vicinity of Almora, such as Kasar Devi Temple, Chitai Temple and Katarmal Sun Temple. Besides, there are plenty of natural sites that allow tourists to indulge in activities like picnicking and hiking, such as Simtola, Kalimath, Binsar and Martola. Within a radius of 40 km of the city, tourists can also explore Jageshwar, Jalna and Gannath.

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