Experience The Charm Of Uttarakhand's Hidden Gems, Here Are 5 Places You Must See

The state of Uttarakhand, also referred to as "Devbhoomi," is a well-liked tourism destination for many different reasons. It's the perfect place to get away from the rush and bustle of life and find calm in the natural world.

Every year, thousands of tourists from over the globe come to this state to take in its beauty and unwind in the tranquilly of the environment.

While Uttarakhand is well-known for its cities, including Nainital, Haridwar, Rishikesh, Mussoorie, and Dehradun, there are many other places that are lesser-known but still have great value and beauty.

So, if you're thinking of visiting Uttarakhand, take a look at our list of places you should visit once in a lifetime.

Munsiyari, the Little Kashmir

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It is a tiny hamlet found in Uttarakhand's Pithoragarh district. It is the base camp for Nanda Devi and is accessed for high-altitude trekking to several glaciers.

A hiker's paradise, this location is. Because of its setting and visual appeal, Munsiyari is often frequently referred to as "Little Kashmir."

Kanatal, the land of adventures

It is a tiny village in Uttarakhand, around 78 kilometres from Dehradun, 38 kilometres from Mussoorie, and 12 kilometres from Chamba. You will be fascinated by this village's breathtaking views.

Camping, hiking, rock climbing, and nature walks are all perfect there. It is a hill station that people go to for its pristine beauty and outdoor adventures.

Lohaghat, historical and mythological connect

Koli Dhek Jheel is a serene & picturesque artificial lake located in the quaint town of Lohaghat, Champawat. The lake is a popular tourist destination & attracts visitors from all over the country. It is a perfect place to relax & unwind amidst the breathtaking natural beauty. pic.twitter.com/87yHoL0UMi

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In the Indian state of Uttarakhand's Champawat district, there is a town there as well as a Nagar Palika. The location is extremely important both historically and mythologically.

It is one of the most unspoiled and unpolluted places in the state's Kumaon area and is situated on the banks of the River Lohawati.

Gangolihat, with vistas and caverns

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Gangolihat, an area of Uttarakhand's Pithoragarh district, is well-known for the Adi Shakti and Destroyer of Demons Shakti Peeth of Haat Kalika Temple. You'll be fascinated by the stunning vistas and underground caverns.

Abbott Mount, a hidden hillside

In the Champawat district of the state of Uttarakhand, in the Kali Kumoon area, is where you can find Abbott Mount. A hidden hillside, it has become well-known over time for its beauty and charm derived from nature.

From Delhi, it is 437 kilometres away; you can go there by bus or by car. Abbott Mount, which is 2,100 metres above sea level, provides stunning vistas of the British colonial era.

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