Adi Kailash & OM Parvat Yatra From Tanakpur

Pithoragarh is the eastern hill district of Uttarakhand. Neighbouring Tibet in the north and Nepal. A place of exquisite natural beauty ajnd serenity Pithoragarh is popularly known as the ‘little kashmir’ this captivating town with fascinating forest around it is located at an impressive height of 1645mts. Nestled in a small valley. From here pilgrims take their journey to the Holy shrines Kailash Manbasarover yatra and Adi Kailash Yatra.

Cross the bridge over the roaring Dhauli and see the confluence of the Kali and Dhauli, travel along the kali river through dence forest. There are numerous springs and waterfalls on either side of the river, On reaching Chhialekh the group enters the region of Byans Valley. The pasture of chhialekh is strewn with grasses and flowers.Then comes Garbhiang village deserted because of geopolitical and geological reasons, here the Kali meets the Tinkar coming from Nepal.

From NAPALCHU walk along the banks of the river kuti to reach Nabi, Which has a temple and almost hidden spring in the beautiful mountain standing behind the village. Drive first to the left of Kuti and then to the right to reach Jolingkong. (ADI KAILASH)

A lesser known hamlet that boasts a jaw-dropping magnificent view of the Himalayan Peaks, like Nand Kot, Nanda Devi and Panchachuli Glacier .Chaukori is Part of Pithoragarh District in the Kumaon Region of Uttarakhand, Chaukori, which is situated at an elevation of 2010 m above sea level, An ideal tourist destination, Chaukori is covered with forests of deodar, pine and rhododendron and fruit orchards, and is indeed a perfect haven for numerous birds that make a great sight to catch. the pristine beauty, as the place still remains a lesser known destination in Uttarakhand..

Enshrined in mystery and mythology, Patal Bhuvaneshwar is the hidden pilgrimage centre.The famous Shaktipeeth. this highly revered shrine is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The sub- terranean shrine of Lord Shiva is situated with sprawling interiors Inside the cave, the limestone formations have taken shape of many Gods and Goddess of Hindu pantheon. The forms of Ganesha, Shesh Nag, Garurh, Shivling etc. are distinctly visible to the believers.