Pauri is a place blessed with fabulous views of the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas, dense forests, picturesque valleys, and stunning rivers. It is positioned in the region of Garhwal, Uttarakhand and offer matchless charm in so many ways. With its diverse landscape, Pauri consists of the extensive pastures of Dhudatoli, rising to 3000 meters, and Kotdwara's foothills. Dudhatoli (often called Doodhatoli) stays covered in snow throughout the winter months. People interested in having a picnic amongst the place's natural beauty should head straight to Adwani. Situated at a distance of 17 km from Pauri, this place having thick forests in the surrounding is an admirable picnic spot.
Tara Kund, located in the Chariserh development region, is another place with scenic grandeur. Positioned 2,200 m above sea level, this place has an old temple and a small lake. People come to this temple to celebrate the Teej Festival with enthusiasm. The temple also draws devotees on other days, who come to worship the deity and acquire divine blessings. Dhudatoli (often called Doodhatoli), at the height of 3100 m, is another place abundant in natural beauty.
From this place, you will get a breath-taking bird's eye view of the distant Himalayan ranges and the neighborhood. The memorial erected as a mark of respect to the indomitable spirit of freedom fighter Veer Chandra Singh Garhwali is another place that should figure in your itinerary. Located on River Malini's bank, 14 km away from Kotdwar, Kanva Rishi Ashram is a place that has both archaeological and historical importance. It is a popular myth that Sage Vishwamitra meditated at this location.
Binsar, 114 km from Pauri, also attracts many tourists, thanks mainly to its celebrated temple of Lord Shiva. So, you should visit the scenic location of Pauri on your next trip to Uttarakhand to experience the natural grandeur of the place with your own eyes. Contact our tour experts to book your tour package of Pauri.
