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Almora Tourism

 Almora Tourism




Almora is mainly famous for its alluring and scenic beauty, its view of the Himalayas which is panoramic, its rich cultural heritage, unique handicrafts, and top of all its delicious cuisines. The picturesque landscape of Almora is the major reason of attraction for tourists each year as Almora is the main tourist spot and one of the most important business hubs of the Kumaon Region. The city is famous for its temples which include the most significant temples like Chitai and Nanda Devi. Besides, the magnificent snowy peaks of the Himalayas, the abundance of flora and fauna, and quaint cottages it what make this place a perfect tourist destination for backpackers.

The most famous temples of the Almora are Chitai and Nanda Devi temple. Among the other famous temples of Almora ate Katarmal which is an 800-year-old Sun temple, Kasar Devi, and Jageshwar, which are built on a snowy mountain peak of Kalimat. Apart from famous and old religious temples, Almora is a place that is particularly famous for its shopping centers and is a perfect spot for shopaholics. Almora has various shopping centers. Among these different shopping centers, the one is the most famous 200-year-old Lala Bazaar, which attracts tourists. Almora is particularly famous for Angora clothes, which are made out of the fur obtained from Angora Rabbit. Also, Almora is famous for its Almora’s special copper vessels.

One can enjoy the mesmerizing view of sunrise and beauty of sunset at the famous Bright End Corner which is just 2 km from Almora. Surrounded by the dwindling pines and old oaks, Almora has a divine aura that allures the tourists and travelers. To add to the beauty of the place, the mesmerizing view of the snow-capped Himalayas is enough to please the visitants from all over the country.

For its tourists and backpackers, Almora offers a wide range of adventurous activities. If one is traveling to this place between October and March, the mesmerizing panorama of the snow-clad Himalayas makes the experience more pleasant. Also, the rocky terrain and undulating hills of Almora make it a perfect spot for those who love adventure. Rock Climbing, Spider Web, and Burma Bridge are some of the adventurous activities that one might try in Almora. Also, tourists can take the help of cycling to explore nearby places of Almora. Also, one can try cycling with friends and family through the dense forest areas of Binsar Wildlife. In addition to these, Nature Walks are particularly famous at Almora. The natural beauty of Almora is breathtaking and one cannot resist the opportunity to explore the beauty of this region by taking nature walks to the nearby villages.

Tourists need not worry regarding accommodation while visiting this beautiful place. Being one of the busiest towns of Kumaun, Almora has plenty of options for staying and accommodation. A wide range of accommodation options ranging from budget hotels to 3-star resorts and hotels are available in abundance in Almora. Another reason that makes it a must to visit Almora is the delicious cuisine of the place. Kumaoni cuisine is one of its kind and is scrumptious beyond words. Among the most famous Kumauni dishes are Gahat Dal, Susunak Saag, and Chainsoo. Also, one must try the mouth-watering and delectable Kumauni Sweets which are available at every confectionary and local sweets shop at Almora. The best time to visit Almora is from March to May and from September to December.

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