Excursions

 

Dwarahat
37 kms from Ranikhet, Dwaarhat is a prominent tourist attraction of Kumaon. Once the power centre of Katyuri rulers. in the 16th century, Dwarhat became a part of Chand dynasty. Apart from temples, Dwarhat is full of ancient sculputres. Kumaon's famous Syalde-Bikhoti Mela is held in Dwarhat from 13th to 15th April anually.

Almora
(36 Kms) is one of the Hill Station & Distric township.

Binsar
(65 Kms) offers the ultimate view of the Himalayas - a 300 kms wide panorama.

Jogeshwar
(78 kms) famous for penance of Shiva after the sacrifice of sati and earned the wrath of the Sapta Rishi.

Kausani
(62 kms) is another picturesquehill station famous for its scenic splendor and its spectacular 300 kms wide view of Himalayas.

Mukteshwar
(90 kms) set on top of a high ridge, labounds in fruit orchards and dense coniferous forests.

Ramgarh
(80 kms) fast developing into an independent tourist center.

Nainital
(66 kms) well known hill station with Naini Lake.

Naukuchiyatal
(70 kms) Nine - cornered lake situated in an enchanting valley, this is a popular haunt of anglers and naturalists.

Sattal
(62 kms) one of the most picturesque resorts in Kumaon, it has seven interconnected lakes.

Corbett
(90 kms) one of the famous wildlife sanctuary.

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