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Nanda Devi Temple

The Kumaoni culture, almost always relates everything monumental in the city with Gods. There is a huge culture of deity worship, and the number of those deities can be dizzying. But all the mythology and stories make up for a believable and memorable story to take back with you. The Nanda Devi temple is your iconic structure of typical Kumaoni architecture. It is dated back to 1000 years, and naturally, well preserved. The Nanda Devi Fair, that started in the 16th century, continues here, and falls every August, much to the delight to all the lovers of lesser known mythologies. Read More

Imagine Zen, nature, culture, and some light literature meeting for an early brunch in the hills. Now imagine you joining them. This is the only perfect way to describe a visit to the Narayan Ashram. While sometimes in the hill you may find the silence too eerie to handle on your own, the Ashram makes one celebrate the silence. The blooms around the Ashram are in full strength, while the Ashram itself houses a library and a meditation room as well. The socio-education centre is a place where you can learn in the lap of serenity and nature, and makes your trip a well rounded one. Read More

A trekker's paradise, the Panchachuli Glacier can be reached by a 40 km trek from Sobla, and is a one of a kind trek, the track is outlined by snow capped mountains and lush alpine meadows. The is of a medium testing range, but then, at the end of a tough climb, is an overcompensating view and the exhilaration of achievement. If you have about 2-3 days to spare, and a heart to keep up, do not miss this trek for anything.

Hemp bags and shawls are an easily available on small shops and emporiums strewn around the area. If something different is what you're looking for, you may want to try stoles that are hand made by the Kumaoni women out of stinging nettle, woven into a soft fabric. The Panchachuli factory is open to public for tours and of course, shopping for the stoles.