Baijnath Temple

A beautiful ancient town tucked in the eastern half of the Garhwal Himalayas, Baijnath is popular for the Baijnath Temple and other ancient temples, a lot of which are now in ruins. Situated in the easternmost corner of Uttarakhand on the banks of River Gomti Baijnath is a wonderful little town with rich history and heritage. The famous capital of the Katyuri Kingdom in the medieval era of Indian history, Baijnath today is full of ruins belonging to that by gone era with the crowning jewel being the Baijnath Temple.

The temple which is the heartbeat of the town and its most glorious possession. It is dedicated to Lord Shiva and was built around the 12th century. The temple has stood the test of time remarkably well and is well preserved till date. It makes for an excellent excursion trip for people staying at Kausani and Almora.

Majestic Himalayan Views

Kausani is one of the few hill stations where you get a near complete view of the Uttarakhand Himalayan Range from Kedarnath to the Panchachuli peaks. To wake up to the beauty of the different shades of sunlight on the beautiful mountains, drawing from shades of golden tips to crimson red, is a great delight and wonderful experience.

The mountains peaks of Nanda Devi and Trishul are the most closely visible of all of them. To get a view of them is considered a blessing and indeed blessed are those who get to glimpse the majesty of the mountains that are considered representative of the mother Sati and Lod Shiva. The snow covered canopies are an indulgence to your eyes and are a great way to connect to nature at its purest.

Tea Garden

This is a place where one will feel very close to nature and a paradise for tea lovers. Kausani Tea Estate, situated 5 km away from the main town is spread across the area of 208 hectares.

The place also arranges for a short tour to show their manufacturing process guided by their own staff. One can taste and buy different flavored tea from there. Apart from it is an amazing location where you can stroll but take care not to visit here from November to March, when it remains closed.

Rudradhari Falls

At a distance of 12 km from Kausani, bounded by the paddy fields and green pine forests is the spellbinding Rudradhari Falls. Located on the trekking way to Adi Kailash region, one can also explore the mysteries of the ancient caves lying near the falls.

According to the legend, this place holds connection with Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu. The Shiva Temple of Someshwar lies in the proximity to the waterfalls.

Anasakti Ashram

One of the most popular destinations, this place is also fondly known as Gandhi Ashram. It was during has stay here that Gandhiji's annotations about Anashakti Yog known as 'Geeta Anashakti Yog'.

Today, it attracts large crowd of tourists and has been converted into a study, research center, and museum along with accommodation facility with 24 rooms. A place with great historical importance, the ashram also has a provision of kitchen and a library.

Bageshwar

Bageshwar consists generally associated with wats or temples along with streams. your incline train station Bageshwar is for the confluence associated with saryu along with gomti streams using the delights associated with master Sadashiv, your redeemer of most sins. Bageshwar is usually host to extreme spiritual along with historic importance.