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Dwarahat

Located in the Almora district of Uttarakhand, Dwarahat is a town and a nagar panchayat which is perched at the gorgeous hills of Kumaon in the same state. Dwarahat sits at a height of 1,510 metres above sea level, and can be a perfect spot for a peaceful vacation.

According to the local language here, Dwarahat literally means ‘Way to Heaven’. Dwarahat is a tourist attraction because of the ancient temples built here during the rule of Katyuri kings. One of the striking features of the temple is its architecture which is quite similar to that of the famous Gurjari School of Art.

An ancient town that is blessed with marvelous temples and spectacular scenes, Kumaon Eco Resort in Dwarahat is a perfect retreat for an idle vacation in the Kumaon hills. The town is also revered for its unique inheritance and religious sentiments. There are around 55 temples which have been here since ancient times ( around the Medieval age) by the kings of Katyuri dynasty. Now, Dwarahat is a true representative of the religious importance and heritage of the entire district.

Dwarahat is not only famous for its historical significance but also acts as a seat to some of the most respected Hindu deities. People from all over India come here to seek blessings from the deities of Hindu mythology. Also, if you want to take a break from the crowd, head to Dwarahat in Uttarakhand and enjoy a peaceful vacation amidst the hills. It is easily accessible from Ranikhet and just takes a day for a thorough visit. Some of the famous temples to be visited here are the ancient temples and and Dunagiri Devi Temple. One of the main attractions in Dwarahat is the Syalde Bikhoti Fair. It is held annually during the month of April. This festival marks the victory on the day of Vishuwat Sankranti. It is also a good opportunity to enjoy the folk dance and music festival during this time.

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Visit Dunagiri here in Dwarahat, a heavenly place perfect for meditation, sacred temples and myriad surroundings of the Himalayan Ranges and dense forest greens. An unusual destination that lets you live a peaceful spiritual life, even if for only a while amidst the sacred Himalaya’s. According to legends and Indian Ancient scriptures Dunagiri is the place where Lord Hanuman dropped a part of the hill he was carrying to revive Lord Lakshman. This hill carried the ‘Sanjeevini Butti’ or the life saving medicine and even today there are places which are abundant in herbs and unusual plants that are used by the locals to treat ailments.

Badrinath Temple of Dwarahat..A shelter made for pilgrims going to Badrinath dham

Kosi River valley 18kms from Dwarahat towards Almora

Tarag Tal: A place called Ganai lie at 29 kms away from Dwarahat and from here a 7 km trek takes you to a hidden ‘Tarag Tal’ embosomed in mountains. Tarag Tal is a 2 km long seasonal lake that fills up to a depth of 20 feet with emerald water.

The Ramganga River 15kms from Dwarahat, originates in the southern slopes of Dudhatoli Hill in chamoli district of the Indian state of Uttarakhand. The river then enters the Almora district of Kumaon through a deep and narrow valley in Chaukhutia tehsil.

Pandavkholi, It is believed to have been one of the shelters of the Pandavas during the 1-year ‘Agyatvas’ – literally meaning “anonymous stay” – after their 14-year exile as mentioned in the Mahabharata.

Pandavkholi ashram for night stay on the hill top for visitors

Pandavkholi snow fall during winters

Yogoda Satsanga Sakha Ashram in Dwarahat, Uttarakhand, is a peaceful retreat for meditation and spiritual growth. Surrounded by the Himalayas, it offers a serene environment for self-realization.

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