Binsar is one of the most enchanting places in the Kumaon Himalayas. This mountain paradise was once the summer capital of the Chand Raja's in the 7th and 8th centuries.

The  hills surrounding Binsar, also known as Jhandi Dhar, are adorned with dense alpine forests, hanging moss, ferns and species of attractive wild flowers. Further enhancing this beauty, is a lovely view of a 300-km stretch of the majestic Himalayas, which includes the famous peaks of Kedarnath, Chaukhamba, Trishul, Nanda Devi, Nandakot and Panchchuli.

It is a beautiful place, rich in natural splendor and located to the northwest of Almora. From here one can get a magnificent, enchanting view of the snowclad peaks of the Himalayas.

Located to northwest of Ranikhet, Dwarahat is an important tourist center of Kumaon. It was once ruled by the powerful Katyuri rulers in the 16th century but became a part of the chand dynasty later on.

From the archaeological as well historical point of view, Dwarahat is an important town. It is famous for a cluster of 55 temples, having distinct architecture worth seeing. One can also find lots of ancient sculptures here. The famous Syalde- Bikhotoi Mela of Kumaon is held here from 13th to 1st of April every year.

Jalna is situated amidst picturesque surrounding, one that gives a panoramic view of the Himalayas. For those who seek solitude and a quite retreat from all the hustle and bustle, Jalna is the ideal place to visit.

Just 2 kms from Jalna, surrounded by dense forest, are the ancient temples of Banari Devi and Kutumbari Devi. These temples were consider to have been constructed in the 19th century AD. Seen here is also the idol of Lord Vishnu, four armed and lying on Shesh Nag which is a major attraction for pilgrims and tourists alike.

Manila means 'Enchanting'  its meaning is truly justified.This place has a captivating natural splendor with the Himalayas and its forests enclosing it from all around.

Sitalakhet is the very beautiful place from where one can view the Himalayas in their awesome natural splendor. This place is abound with scenic beauty, thick forest covers, fruit orchards and delicate plants life most of which are used for medicinal purpose.

This is the place where, 70 years ago, the first water scheme for Almora town was initiated from a natural spring. Nearby Sitalakhet is a small village called Khoont, known for being the birthplace of Pandit Govind Bhallab Pant, freedom fighters and former home minister of India. Today, a centenary memorial stands at Khoont in his honor.

In its religious significance, Sitalakhet is no less. A famous temple of Syahi Devi is located here. This goddess is highly revered among the local people.

Jageshwar is an attractive place nestled in an enchanting valley surrounded by coniferous forests the tall deodar trees covering this valley present a magnificent site to the tourists.

Located to the east of Almora, this place is a famous religious spot housing numerous temples of gods and goddesses and is believed to be the seat of 12 Jyotirlingas in the country. Among these, the Jyotirling Jageshwar, Darukawane, Maha Mrityunjay, Pushti Devi, Kedarnath, Baleshwar, Neeleshwar, Pawansut, Neel Kantheshwar, Surya, Mahisasure Mardini, Navagraha, etc. are worth mentioning. These temples, which are centuries old, are dedicated to Lord Shiva and are outstanding in their sculptures. A strong Buddhist influence is visible in the exquisitely carved statues and temples.