Dwarahat Travel Guide
33
kms from Ranikhet, Dwarahat is a prominent tourist attraction of Kumaon.
Once the power centre of Katyuri rulers, in the 16th century, Dwarahat
became a part of Chand dynasty.
Apart from temples, Dwarahat is
full of ancient sculptures. Kumaon's famous Syalde-Bikhoti Mela is held in
Dwarahat from 13th to 15th April annually.
Season : Round
the year
EXCURSIONS
Doonagiri:
15 kms from Dwarahat. Rich in natural splendour. Doonagiri is
adorned by a temple of Vaishno Devi (the famous cave Goddess). To cap it
all, Doonagiri offers a clear picture of the Imposing Himalayas. For
pilgrims Doonagiri is abuzz with festivals during Chait and Ashwin months
of Navratras.
Chauhatiya:
18 kms Chaukhutia is on
the Ranikhet-Badrinath highway Chaukhutia's historical past and religious
significance can be seen basking in its glory in nearby areas. Kali
temple, Vaishno Devi's temple. ancient fort and ruins of Katyuri dynasty
all makes Chaukhutia an explorer's delight.
ACCESSIBILITY
Rail: Nearest railheads are Kathgodam 120 kms and
Ramnagar 135 kms.
Road : Easily accessible due to
its location on Ranikhet Karnaprayag highway. 37 kms, from Ranikhet.
Regular bus and jeep services available.
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