Things to do: in Kausani: After kicking back, relaxing, taking in the views you might want to explore Kausani a little more.
So try the markets for Himalayan Fresh organic products like pickles, herbs, jams and honey.
Local Kumaoni products like nutritious madua flour and Gehat Dal are great to take back home with you.
There is a wealth of trekking opportunities.
Just cross the road behind the temple and stroll amongst its endless pine forests, rivers and natural beauty.
You can also trek down to the historic Bajnath temple.
Further a field the famed Pindari Glacier trek is only a few hours away drive away with its starting point in Song.
Ask Vipin for details for making arrangements.
Sumitra Nandan Pant: Museum The birth place of famous Hindi-Poet Sumitra Nandan Pant.
The specially built gallery has a vast collection of English and Hindi books providing a treasure trove for literature lovers.
Baijnath: Temple Baijnath is known for its ancient temple which is situated in the centre of the town at the confluence of the rivers Sarayu and Gomti and is dedicated to Lord Shiva.
• Places Near: Kausani • Pinakeshwar: • Bageshwar • Jageshwar • Chaukori.
• Rudradhari.
Where To Stay in Kausani: While you are in kausani its obvious to think about where to stay.
My personal experience is that Hotel Uttarakhand is Kausani's premier hotel with an unrivalled view of the Himalaya.
If you are searching for 1st class service, unmatched hospitality and views that have enthralled thousands of guests from all over India and the world then Hotel Uttarakhand must be your 1st choice.
Hotel Uttarakhand is nestled in heart of Kausani with an endless vista of forests and 300km views of Himalaya to greet you every morning from your balcony.
Mr.
Upreti the owner of this hotel says that he has over 30 years experience of hospitality for the needs of our guests with great our value rooms.
Expedition teams, business men, families from all corners of India have all experienced our special hospitality, enjoyed their internationally recognized restaurant and have come back again and again to a place they call a home in the Himalaya.
They look forward to welcoming you.
So try the markets for Himalayan Fresh organic products like pickles, herbs, jams and honey.
Local Kumaoni products like nutritious madua flour and Gehat Dal are great to take back home with you.
There is a wealth of trekking opportunities.
Just cross the road behind the temple and stroll amongst its endless pine forests, rivers and natural beauty.
You can also trek down to the historic Bajnath temple.
Further a field the famed Pindari Glacier trek is only a few hours away drive away with its starting point in Song.
Ask Vipin for details for making arrangements.
Sumitra Nandan Pant: Museum The birth place of famous Hindi-Poet Sumitra Nandan Pant.
The specially built gallery has a vast collection of English and Hindi books providing a treasure trove for literature lovers.
Baijnath: Temple Baijnath is known for its ancient temple which is situated in the centre of the town at the confluence of the rivers Sarayu and Gomti and is dedicated to Lord Shiva.
• Places Near: Kausani • Pinakeshwar: • Bageshwar • Jageshwar • Chaukori.
• Rudradhari.
Where To Stay in Kausani: While you are in kausani its obvious to think about where to stay.
My personal experience is that Hotel Uttarakhand is Kausani's premier hotel with an unrivalled view of the Himalaya.
If you are searching for 1st class service, unmatched hospitality and views that have enthralled thousands of guests from all over India and the world then Hotel Uttarakhand must be your 1st choice.
Hotel Uttarakhand is nestled in heart of Kausani with an endless vista of forests and 300km views of Himalaya to greet you every morning from your balcony.
Mr.
Upreti the owner of this hotel says that he has over 30 years experience of hospitality for the needs of our guests with great our value rooms.
Expedition teams, business men, families from all corners of India have all experienced our special hospitality, enjoyed their internationally recognized restaurant and have come back again and again to a place they call a home in the Himalaya.
They look forward to welcoming you.
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