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Ukhimath Information
Mount Choekhamba view from Ukhimath
Ukhimath Bharat Sevashram Sangha
Ukhimath
General Information
Altitude : 1319 mts.
Season : Round the year.
Language : Garhwali, Hindi and English.
Clothing : Summer - Cotton & Woolens.
Winter - Heavy woolens.
This is a winter seat of Lord Krishna, and worship is done here is during the winter when the temple of Kadarnath remains closed. The temple of Usha and Anniruddha, Shiva and Parvati are worth visiting. Ukhimath is situated on Guptkashi Gopeshwar motor road. It is at a distance of 1.2 kms. from the district headqaurter of Rudraprayag at an elevation of 1311 mts. Ukhimath is connected by direct bus service with Rudraprayag Gaurikund, Guptkashi & Srinagar. From Ukhimath on a clear day one can see the beautiful view of Kedarnath peak, Chaukhamba & other green beautiful valley.
Excursion
Guptkashi
13 km. from Ukhimath Guptkashi has a great importance quite that of Kashi, Vishwanath, temple Ardhnareshwar temple and Manikarnika Kund and two streams of Ganga and Yamuna are main attraction.
Deoria Tal
It is situated at a height of 2438 mts. above sea level, 8 km. trek from Ukhimath. Other route from Sari village where lake is only 2 km. on foot. This lake has captivating surroundings with forest all round. The reflection of Chaukhamba peak in the lake creating a beautiful effect. All arrangements have to made for a night hall at the place.
Kalimath
It is one of the sidha oeeths of the region and held in high religious esteems . The temple of Goddess Kali located here is visited by a large number of devoties round the year. It is 23 km. from Ukhimath by bus and 10 km. on foot.
Cholo jai
Cholo jai berate ,
Cholo jai Pouri-
Hiya- Jia -Nua jabe
Ar jabe Mouri.
boroder-o sathe nio
Ar nio lonthon-
Bus theke neme koro
Hat dhore honthon.
--
Sharmistha Pal
Cholo jai Pouri-
Hiya- Jia -Nua jabe
Ar jabe Mouri.
boroder-o sathe nio
Ar nio lonthon-
Bus theke neme koro
Hat dhore honthon.
--
Sharmistha Pal
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Information of POURI
Pauri is situated in the northern slopes of beautiful Kandoliya Hill Ranges of middle Himalayas, at the height of 1650 meters above the sea level. A panoramic view of snow clad Himalayan peaks of Bander Pooch, Gangotri Group, Kedarnth, Chawkhamba, Neelkanth, Hathiparvat, Nandadevi and Trisul etc. can be seen from any point of the city. Area of the city is about 5 sq. km. Topography of the city is mountainous. The climate of the city is pleasant in summer, very cold in winter and heavy rainfall in monsoon.
Places of Interest
The main temples of the city are Kandoliya Devta, Laxmi Narayan, Kyunkaleshwar Mahadev and Hanuman mandir. Every year, a 'Bhandara' is organized in the premises of the Temple of the Kandoliya Devta and thousands of people from Pauri and near by villages participate in it. The city is blessed with a number of picnic spots surrounded by 'Deodar' forests and filled with natural beauty viz. Ransi, Kandoliya, Nag Dev, Jhandi Dhar etc. Every year 'Sharadotsav' is celebrated in the city since 1974, in which different culture programmes and games are organized.
Kyunkaleshwar Temple 8th century Shiva temple established by Sankaracharya during his visit to Pauri with the view of revival of Hinduism. The temple is well renowned in Pauri and nearby areas, people has a very strong belief in the temple with main Deities- Lord Shiva, Parvati, Ganesha, Kartikeya. Other Deities in the temple just behind the main temple are of Lord Rama, Lakshmana & Goddess Sita. One can have a spellbound sight of the magnificent Himalayan ranges along with Alaknanda Valley and town itself from here.
Nagdev Much worshipped temple of snake God (Nag) and situated in a dense forest of Pine and Rhododendron. On the way to the temple an observatory is installed from where one can get a gigantic and thrilling view of magnificent Himalayan ranges like Chaukhamba, Gangotri Group, Banderpoonch, Kedardom, Kedarnath etc. The temple is located on Pauri- Bubakhal road and is 5km from bus stop. One can reach there by a trek of 1and 1/2 kms.
Jwalpa Devi Famous ShaktiPeeth of this area dedicated to Goddess Durga is around 33 kms from Pauri on Pauri- Kotdwar motor road. A special worship is offered during Navratras' people come from far and wide to pray for the fulfillment of their desires. Accommodation units like Tourist rest House (4 beds) and Dharamshala are available here. Temple is located on the Northern bank of river Nayar, nearby station is Satpuli some 17 km away.
Binsar Mahadev Amidst the dense forest of Birch, Rhododendron and Deodar, is located the temple of Binsar Mahadev at an altitude of 2480 m and is at a distance of 114 kms from Pauri. Sanctorum of temple consists of deities, Hargauri, Ganesh and Mahisasurmardini. Temple is believed to be constructed by Maharaja Prithu in memory of his father Bindu. This temple is also known as Bindeshwar temple. A big fair takes place here on the occasion of Baikunth Chaturdashi every year.
Tarakund Situated at a height of 2200 m. Tarakund is a small picturesque spot amidst lofty mountains in the Chariserh Development Area. A small lake and an ancient temple adorn the place. The Teej festival is celebrated with great gaiety when the local people come here to worship and pay homage to God.
Khirsu The snow-covered mountains of Khirsu offer a panoramic view of the Central Himalayas and attract a large number of tourists. From here one can get a clear view of many named & unnamed peaks. Located 19 kms away from Pauri at an altitude of 1,700 m, khirsu is a peaceful spot, free from pollution. Only the chirping of birds breaks the tranquility of the adjoining thick Oak and Deodar forests and apple orchards. The ancient temple of Ghandiyal Devta in the vicinity is well worth a visit. Accommodation is available at the Tourist Rest
House and Forest Rest House.
Dhikala (Jim Corbett National Park) Dhikala tourist place is a part of famous Jim Corbett National Part, the first national park of India. The entrance in this place can be made as per rules of Jim Corbett Park during opening season of the part from mid-November to mid-August. This part is famous for its bio-diversity and wildlife. Jim Corbett Park has a total area of 1318.54 sq. km. Out of which 912.67 sq. km comes in district Pauri Garhwal. Dhikala is generally overloaded on New Year day, Holi, Bhaisakhi and weekends by tourists from all over India, which come here to natural beauty, wild life and bio-diversity.
Trekking
Binsor Trek Binsor is situated at an altitude at 2480m and is at a distance of 134 kms from Pauri. Set amidst dence forest of Oak, Deodar and Rhododendro is a celebrate place of worship. The temple dedicated to Lord shiva is of archaeological significance, the central room of the temple is beautifully adorned by the idolsof ganesh, Her Gauri and Kans Mardini. Thalisain, 104 kms from Pauri, is the last bus stop.
Doodhatoli Trek
Doodhatoli, Situated at an altitude of 3100 m, is covered with dense mixed forest. Thalisain is the last bus terminal (104 km. from Pauri) from where Doodhatoli is at a distance of 24 km. by trek. It is one of the most picturesque places and offers a panaromic view of the Himalayan ranges and the surrounding areas.
Monday, April 18, 2011
Alochona Chalie jao
Yatra dol chup chap keno??
Chanachur ke niye jabe? ombol'er oshud ke nebe? ei niye joruri alochona suru hok.
Sandip
Some Info about Lansdowne
Lansdowne is one of the quietest hill stations of India and is popular since Britishers came to India. Lansdowne is unlike other hill stations as it is well connected with motorable roads but remote in its own way. It is situated at an altitude of 1,700mts above sea level surrounded with thick oak and blue pine forests in the <a href="/tourism/pauri-garhwal.php">Pauri Garhwal</a> district of Uttarakhand state. Lansdowne got its name from Lord Lansdowne, who was the then Viceroy of India during the period of 1888 - 1894. Presently, Lansdowne has the command office of the Garhwal Rifles division of the Indian Army.
On 5th November, 1887, the first battalion of Garhwal Rifles migrated from Almora to Lansdowne. Lansdowne was the only city after Almora in the late 70’s. People of different culture and states came to do business in Lansdowne after it become popular. Today, you will see people of all religions at Lansdowne. The buildings and church of Lansdowne built during British India dates you back to pre independence period. Lansdowne is an ideal location for eco-tourism as it is well preserved by the government and the Garhwal rifles.
The salubrious weather and pristine environment of Lansdowne leaves an immortal impact on the tourists. It is the perfect place to meditate and rejuvenate your soul. Adventure activities like, trekking, bird watching, boating, paddling etc. can be done while a visit to Lansdowne. Lansdowne is one of the most popular hill station of Garhwal region when it comes to weekend destination.
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Ke Ke Jachhe
Sandip Pal & fly
Dr Sumit Kar & fly
Sanjay Kundu & fly
Dr Apurba Das & Fly
Dr Dibyendu Dutta & fly
Sharmistha & Dr Shovon, Rita
Jayanti Pal ( Masi )
Dr Sumit Kar & fly
Sanjay Kundu & fly
Dr Apurba Das & Fly
Dr Dibyendu Dutta & fly
Sharmistha & Dr Shovon, Rita
Jayanti Pal ( Masi )
Anupama Das ( Anudi )
Tour Programme
Delhi to Delhi - 11 days
28th May Saturday - starting from Delhi at 12 noon Night hault at lansdowne via Kotdwar ( 228 km from delhi - 5 hrs ) 1706 meter.
29th May Sunday - Lansdowne to Pouri after lunch (81 Km)
30th May Monday - Pouri to Srinagar (29 km) and than Ukhimath (another 72 Km)
31st May Tuesday - Ukhimath to Gourikund (28 km) further to Ramvara (another 7 KM)
1st June Wednesday - Ramvara to Kedarnath (7 km)
2nd June Thursday - Back to Ukhimath
3rd June Friday - Visit Deoriatal and than proceed to Jakholi
4th June - Saturday - Rest day at Jakholi
5th June - Sunday - Back to Haridwar
6th June Monday - at haridwar [ Reserve day ]
7th June Tuesday - Back to Delhi by 12 noon
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