Famous for Neem Karoli Baba Ashram on the banks of the Kosi River, Kakrighat is located in the quaint hill station of Almora.
Dedicated to Lord Shiva, Patal Bhuvaneshwar is one of the most mysterious villages of Uttarakhand. One must rappel down 90ft to reach the ancient cave temple, home to all 33 Koti Hindu Demi-Gods.
Chaukori in Pithoragarh district is one of the best offbeat places in Uttarakhand, perfect for a staycation away from the city.
Lohaghat is famous for a day hike to Abbott Mountain, which inhabits a 19th-century abandoned church and the reportedly haunted Abbott House.
Khirsu (Pauri, Garhwal) offers a stunning view of Nanda Devi. It's heaven for trekkers, backpackers, and solo travellers.
Kanchula Korak, Musk Deer Sanctuary, and picturesque views of Chaukhamba are the renowned attractions of Chopta-Sari.
Munsyari, often called 'Little Kashmir,' offers beautiful treks with breathtaking views of the Himalayan mountains.
Pangot, located 15 kilometres from Nainital, is a small and picturesque village in Uttarakhand. It's a hub for bird watchers and wildlife photographers.
Peora is famous for the Kumaon Himalayan ranges, forest trails and different species of birds.
Kanatal, located 40 kilometres from Mussoorie, is a wholesome destination for some secluded time amid nature. Surkanda Devi Temple and Kaudia Forest are the main attractions.