Settled in the midst of cloudy slopes, situated at the juncture of the Gomti and Saryu streams, at a tallness of 960 meters above ocean level lies the blessed town of Bageshwar. This 1695.7 sq. km. the place where there is 'Sadashiva' has pulled in holy people and fans through ages.

Pithoragarh is the easternmost district of Uttarakhand, neighboring Tibet in the north and Nepal in the east. A place of exquisite natural beauty and serenity, Pithoragarh is popularly known as the 'Little Kashmir'.

Almora town is arranged on a 5 km mountain go arranged at a height of 1,650 m and from a separation its shape takes after a steed shoe. Almora, another famous slope station of Uttarakhand is known as the social capital of Kumaon. Almora was not found and created by the British, rather it was the seat of the energy of the Chand Dynasty who controlled the place that is known for Kumaon for very nearly a thousand years.

Commonly known as the "City Of Lakes", Nainital is one of the most beautiful hill stations in North India. Surrounded by mountains on three sides, Nainital is located around by the beautiful Naini Lake.

Kausani - The Switzerland of India A backpacker’s happy place and a writer's dreamland, Kausani is one such village of Uttarakhand which is also enjoying its stature as a quaint hill station. Cradled under the sheath of the crimson sun and the dark green hills, Kausani is known for offering a panoramic view of the massive Himalayan peaks such as Trishul, Nanda Devi, and the mighty Panchachuli peaks. The glory of the snow-crowned Himalayan range reaches its pinnacle when the sun rays turn them into gold in morning and red-orange sky at the sunset.

In local parlance, the name 'Munsiyari' refers to a 'place with snow'. Situated on the banks of the Gori Ganga river, it is a fast-growing tourist destination, and mountaineers, glacier enthusiasts, high altitude trekkers, and nature lovers.