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3 most unexplored villages in Uttarakhand for those looking for unusual trips

By Joyce B. Buchanan
August 2, 2022
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Offset places in Uttarakhand: The majestic Himalayas, the most sacred of rivers, divine mystery, breathtaking landscapes, the endlessly vibrant play of nature, a captivating story carved into ancient stones and a myriad of breathtaking flora and fauna have all an inherent beauty of Uttarakhand. The magnificent beauty and majesty of the famous Himalayan mountains can be seen in Uttarakhand. The state is ideal for family vacations as it offers various activities including hiking, camping, skiing, and adventure sports. Some of the hill stations of India, where people can relax and spend time in the mountains, are believed to be located in Uttarakhand.Also Read – Uttarakhand Weather: Dehradun, Nainital, Chamoli on high alert; Part of Badrinath NH-7 washed away by heavy rain

Visit these serene and picturesque villages of Uttarakhand if you seek solitude in remote areas that people rarely travel:

1. Chaukori – Earth Bowl of Kumaon

Travelers can fulfill their fantasies in the multicolored hill station of Chaukori. (Image source: Uttarakhand Tourism/Twitter)

A small community called Chaukori is encircled by the Himalayas and shaped like a bowl. The altitude of this scenic Chaukori village is 2,010 meters above sea level. The town of Chaukori is surrounded by dazzling orchards, varied flora and a dense forest of pines, oaks and rhododendrons. Chaukori, which is surrounded by the towering Himalayas and dense forests, offers breathtaking views of the stunning peaks of Panchachuli, Nanda Kot and Nanda Devi. You can see the most magnificent dawn and dusk from here. Even the nights are delightful as we get a spectacular glimpse of the galaxy as it opens its arms to us. Read also – DA hike! Before I-Day, the government of Uttarakhand increases the dearness allowance for employees of local organizations. Details here

2. Khirsu – Window to the Mighty Peaks

Khirsu - Window to the Mighty Peaks

Experience peace and rejuvenation in Khirsu (Photo credit: Piyush Tiwari/Twitter)

Khirsu used to be a less visited place but is now developing a strong reputation as a hill station. This breathtaking queen of the hills is located 1,900 meters above sea level. The majestic pines, tall oaks and ancient deodar trees surround the charming town of Khirsu. The picturesque hamlet is renowned for its apple orchards which produce tasty pink apples and offers 180 degree views of the sun-kissed Himalayas. It is possible to see the entire vast Himalayan range, some peaks of which are well known and others unnamed. If you want to spend your vacation in a beautiful place in the middle of the Himalayas, this is one of the best places to go. Also Read – Delhi Set To Face Rumbles Of Traffic On Tuesday As Kanwariyas Return | Details inside

Didihat – The heart of Kumaon

Didihat - The heart of Kumaon

Didihat is a charming little town immersed in greenery and natural beauty (Photo credit: Dr Mushtaq Malla/Twitter)

Didihat is a cute little hill in the Kumaon Himalayas which is nestled in a very remote area of ​​Uttarakhand at a height of 1725 meters above sea level. Didihat is rich in flora and fauna and offers superb panoramas of lush valleys lined with beautiful peaks. It is located along the Kailash Mansarovar pilgrimage route. One can observe the architecture of Sirakot Malaynath Mandir, dedicated to Lord Shiva. The Reika kings built this temple, which is embellished in Didihat. Panoramic views of many snow-capped Himalayan peaks, including the Panchachuli peaks, are also available from Didihat. You can experience the simple way of life, traditions and culture of the people without being disturbed by loud crowds here.

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