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OVERVIEW

Chaukori Travel Guide

Let’s forget our nine to five blues by travelling away from the big cities to the offbeat destination in the mountains. Uttrakhand is a paradise with so many small villages which will give you the taste of their traditions and cultures. The people are so kind and heartwarming that you would love never to leave the peaceful place.

Uttarakhand is a kaleidoscope of colourful cultures and traditions, breathtaking views and umpteen adventurous activities. Crossing borders from village to village will make you experience the unique scenic view of the Himalayas and the sweet, hospitable people of the villages. One such untampered destination in Uttrakhand is Chaukori hill station which offers you to experience dusk and dawn in the same village. It is located at the moderate elevation of 2,010 m above sea level, where you can visit any time of the year as it offers lovely weather, be it winters or summers. Escape from the scorching heat of the cities and immerse yourself in the calm and tranquillity. On the other hand, winters are the best time if you want to experience the hug of snow-laden peaks. The village provides you with the most pleasing environments, no pollution, only fresh air. The village is in the heart of the Himalayas, giving striking views of the Nanda Devi, Panchachuli peaks, and Nanda Kot. The hill station offers you the unexceptional experience of the wild forest rich in Rhododendron trees, oak, pine, cornfields and orchards.

BEST TOURISTS PLACES IN CHAUKORI

Tea Gardens

The massive Tea Gardens are a must-visit. The tea gardens were established here before the independence by the Britishers. Inhale the aromas’, treat your eyes with the expansive eye-catching Tea gardens. There are several Hindu pilgrimages where you can take the blessings of the Hindu deities. The shrines near Chaukori are Kedar Temple, Nakeshwar Temple, Jayanti Temple Dhwaj, Harinag temple, Mostamanu temple, Arjunaneshwar Shiva Temple, Kapileshwar Mahadev cave temple, Patal Bhuvaneshwari temple and many more. Some of the significant temples are

Kapileshwar Mahadev cave temple

The temple is devoted to Lord Shiva, located 3kms from the village in Pithoragarh. It is situated 10 m inside the cave. It is believed that a sage, Kapil used to meditate inside the cave.

Arjunashwer Temple

As the name suggests, it is built by the Arjuna from the Mahabharata epic. He was one of the Pandavas supreme in Archery. The temple is devoted to Lord Shiva. The best time to visit the place is between April and July, as winters and monsoon season are not preferable.

Nag Devta temple

According to the mythology, Lord Krishna defeated Kaliya Nag, who ruled the Yamuna river and asked him to live in the Mountains. You will find many Nag temples in the mountains. The temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu, located 12 km from Chaukori. Experience the awe-aspiring views, breathtaking sunrises and sunsets, beautiful tea gardens, diversity of flora and fauna, hikes to the temple and the ultimate pleasing weather of the Chaukori village.