Almora, a picturesque district in the Kumaun region lies in the east of Uttaranchal state. With a breathtaking panoramic view of Himalayas, it attracts tourists worldwide to its alluring grandeur of natural beauty.
The Township of Almora is the district headquarters and has all the facilities for a tourist of twenty first century. This ancient hill station is reputed for its health giving climate and is perched on a five Km. long horse saddle shape ridge in between the river Kosi and Suyal and has been a cultural and political region of Kumaun for almost four hundred years, settled by Chand Rajas and nurtured by the British.
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Descriptive site about Almora, with information about its culture, wildlife, temples, fairs, people, and a collection of links.
District administration website, with information on the attractions and tourism prospects of the area.
Ranikhet based colonial style hotel. Includes a profile, tariffs, accommodation, and briefs on wining and dining.
District administration website, with information on the attractions and tourism prospects of the area.
Descriptive site about Almora, with information about its culture, wildlife, temples, fairs, people, and a collection of links.
Ranikhet based colonial style hotel. Includes a profile, tariffs, accommodation, and briefs on wining and dining.
