Almora - Ranikhet 4 Nights
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Delhi to Almora - Transfer
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Almora - Local Sightseeing + Chitai Golu Temple Visit
Almora, which is located in Uttarakhand’s scenic Kumaon area, is well known for both its natural beauty and its historic temples. Lal Bazaar, a lively market in the center of Almora, ought to be on every shopaholic’s must-visit list. It is also recognized for its lively ambiance, colorful shops, and wide selection of traditional Kumaoni goods. You can buy a wide variety of distinctive souvenirs to bring back home, including carved wooden artifacts and intricately woven shawls and stoles.
Chitai Golu Temple
The Almora landmark Chitai Devta Mandir honors the Gollu or Goljyu Devata, an incarnation of Lord Mahadev Shiv manifested as Gaur Bhairav. There are several Golu Devta temples in Almora, but the Chitai Golu Devta Mandir is particularly holy. It lies in the picturesque Kamoun Himalayan area, which is just 9 kilometers from Almora’s central city. If you ask nicely and in good faith at this temple, your every request will come true.
Almora to Ranikhet - Transfer
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Ranikhet - Kumaon Regiment Centre Muesum + Jhula Devi Temple
Kumaon Regiment Centre Muesum
KRC (Kumaon Regimental Centre) is a well-maintained museum that showcases the glory, top-notch achievements, and triumphs of the Kumaon Regiment. The museum was built in the 1970s to preserve and exhibit the legacy and customs of the Kumaon Region. The interiors of the museum display lead to endless photographs depicting many wars related to the Kumaon Regiment. This center for military enthusiasts displays weapons used by the armed forces and enemies, medals and uniforms of the brave soldiers, the flags of rebels captured during battles, stone tablets depicting information about various wars and stories of the First and the Second Param Vir Chakra, which belongs to Kumaon Regiment. Silver scepters of Rani Jhansi, documents and pictures associated with the Kargil War, and wireless field telephones operated by Japanese and Chinese rifles captured during the 1962 war are some of the impressive collections of the museum.
Jhula Devi Temple
Jhula Devi temple is a place of attraction at Ranikhet Hill Station. It is situated at a distance of 7 km from the town of Ranikhet near Chaubatia Gardens in Almora district in the Indian state of Uttarakhand. The Present Temple complex was constructed in 1935. The countless bells that hang around the temple compound are a testimony to the divine and the healing powers of "Maa Jhula Devi".
It is said that the Temple is nearly 700 years old. Chaubatia was a dense forest full of wild animals. Leopards and Tigers used to attack people and take away their livestock. People felt scared and prayed to "Maa Durga" for their protection from the dangerous wild animals. It is said that "The Goddess" appeared in a shepherd's dream and asked him to dig up a particular place where he would find an idol and She wanted a temple to be constructed at that site. After that, the villagers constructed a temple at that site and installed the Idol of the Deity thus the villagers were freed from the harassment by wild animals and the shepherd could roam around the area freely.
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