Kausani Tourism

Kausani Tourism Embellished with all the right ingredients including lush green valley, verdant pine tree forests, meandering creeks, tranquility and majestic Himalayan peaks, Kausani is one of the most spellbinding hill stations in Uttarakhand. Nanda Devi, Trishul and Panchachuli are the three peaks which make for a distinct view from Kausani. Previously known as Valna, this place is blessed with many attractions and a sight of sunset so captivating, that it is sure to leave you completely enchanted. A perfect getaway for honeymooners, nature lovers and vacation makers, this beautiful place offers a picture perfect view of snow clad Himalayas stretched across 350 kms. Download Kausani PDF Guide > What's Great? Weather is pleasant all round the year. The place isn't too crowded, as it is not visited by too many tourists. There are many places to visit nearby Kausani. What's not so Great? Does not have its own airport and railway station, which makes it a bit difficult to access. The transport for travelling locally isn't well developed. For Whom People looking for romantic getaways and nature lovers. A good weekend getaway from the nearby cities.

History of Kausani Back in the olden days, Kausani was known as Valna. The town became famous in 1929 when Mahatma Gandhi made the village his temporary abode to finish his works on Anasakti Yoga. The place is also famous for the great Hindi poet Sumitranandan Pant. Mahatma Gandhi dubbed Kausani as ?the Switzerland of India? owing to its natural beauty. Initially, the town was inhabited by the Kumaoni and Garhwali communities and was a part of the Almora district. In November 2000, Uttarakhand was created as a separate district and Kausani came to be a part of it. Nature Walk Among the myriad adventure activities available in Kausani, trekking is one of the many favourites. The majestic mighty mountains around the tinsel town are covered with Oak and Pine trees and present a pretty picture. Higher up the altitude, a mesmerizing enthralling panoramic view of the Himalayan ranges can be seen. Some common trek routes from Kausani are Adi Kailash trek, Base Kausani trek and Bageshwar- Sunderdhunda trek. The place is a haven for nature?s lover, you can just choose to take a walk on the hardly dotted roads in the forests and soak in the aura and tranquillity of the beautiful hill station. Explore the very famous tea gardens of Kausani and lush green meadows and take back with you, a very wonderful memory home. The panoramic view of the majestic Himalayas Kausani, an unspoken hill-town of Uttarakhand, lies 53 km away from Almora and 65 km from Kathgodam. It is best known for its surreal view of the great Himalayan ranges boasting the snow-draped peaks of Trishul and Nanda Devi. A fresh breeze of peace flows among the splendid hills of Garhwal Himalayas that are completely covered in the vegetation of Deodar and Pines.

One Day Itinerary One has a plenty of options for sightseeing and excursion for a one-day itinerary. An early morning moment spent under the magical spell of nature and the teachings of Father of our Nation, Gandhiji. Just a kilometer away from Anashakti Ashram and a museum lays the Lakshmi Ashram, an educational institute started by the disciple of Gandhiji. A hearty breakfast at the hotel and you are once again ready to explore the hidden mysteries of this amazing town. Begin your journey with the tranquility of Baijnath Temple that will make your day. Later you can either visit Pinnath, a place blessed with raw nature and a temple or explore a tea garden with a detailed explanation of the tea production. If you still have time left, go for Rudradhari falls and caves. However, do not forget to break for lunch. With a hearty dinner at the hotel, end your incredible trip.

Restaurants and Local Food in Kausani Kausani is a small hill station where hotels and its restaurants serve food in many cuisines including continental, Indian, Chinese and some Kumaoni dishes as well. However, major restaurants are absent outside the hotels. One will find few dhabas and roadside eateries offering delicious food. View 2 Restaurants in Kausani >>

Apr-Jun, Sep-Decis the best time to visit Kausani April-June, September-December are the best months to visit Kausani. The weather of Kausani witnesses different stages throughout the year. However, the best part is that the place can be visited any time of the year with each season offering something special and different. During summers (July to September) this place is fresh, green and blooming while the winters (December to February) witness snowfall and makes the best spot for honeymooners and couples. It is recommended to carry light woolens for summers and heavy woolens for the winter season. Weather in Kausani Loading... Kausani in Summer (March-May) The temperature in Summer ranges between 25 and 11 degree Celsius. The weather is pleasant during this period, and it is a good time to visit Kausani. Kausani in Monsoon (June-August) Monsoon is considered as the off-season to visit Kausani. Although, the place receives a moderate amount of rainfall, but there are high chances of cloudburst and landslides and rain also affects the local sightseeing in the area. Kausani in Winter (October-February) The Winters in Kausani begins from the month of October, December being the coldest month. This isn't considered as the best time to visit Kausani. To enjoy the snowfall and the views of snow-covered Himalayan ranges, January and February are the best months. Monthly Weather in Kausani Month Avg. Minimum (°C) Avg. Maximum (°C) January 7 16 February 10 21 March 13 24 April 19 29 May 21 31 June 22 31 July 22 28 August 23 29 September 22 28 October 18 26 November 12 22 December 9 19