Situated near the Indo-Tibet-Borders, this valley commands terrific views of surrounding snow-clad mountains. The Damma valley is also good for trekking and mountaineering.

Chhota Kailash is one of the halting places for the pilgrim's, enroute to the holy Mansarover Lake. This is located in the high mountains and the view of the main Himalayas from here is fascinating. The gorge of the Kali Ganga River (Sharda) can also be seen from here.

Chhota Kailash is situated on the route to Kailash and Mansarover, north of the Pithoragarh.

This is a beautiful town, which is situated at the confluence of the river Gauri and Kali. Every year during the autumn season, to indicate the cultural and commercial prosperity of the region, a very important trade fair is held here. Jauljibi is located at a distance of 73 kms from Pithoragarh district headquarter.

Chhipla Kedar is overflowing with natural beauty. Its beautiful surroundings and serene hills make it a trekker's paradise. Chhipla Kedar is treasure house of natural beauty and is blessed with a large variety of flora and fauna.

Chhipla Kedar, full of scenic beauty and memorizing surroundings is situated at a distance of 179 kms from Pithoragarh.

Gangolihat, the place selected by Adi Guru Shankaracharya for placing the Mahakali Shaktipeeth is
always full of hustle -bustle with religious activity.

It is a cultural center, which is rich in religious traditions, music and folk culture. It is located at a distance of 78 Kms. from Pithoragarh.

Berinag is a small town situated amongst the vast tea gardens. The view of the Himalayas from here is also very good.

The beautiful town of Chaukori is one of the most beautiful spots of UP Hills. Chaukori, which is famous for the electrifying views of the Himalayas, is rich in beauty and splendor. From Chaukori, one gets feelings as if the Himalayas were within an arm's reach.

Patal Bhubneshwar temple is a very distinctly beautiful temple. The way to the temple is through narrow tunnel shaped cave. The main passage further opens up to several small caves. These small caves house the stone carvings of many gods and goddesses. This temple is very highly revered by the religious persons. This cave temple is believed to be the abode of thousand of deities of the Hindu pantheon.

Didihat is the sub-divisional headquarter of Didihat sub division. Commanding a beautiful and dynamic view of Panchchuli Himalayan range, it is situated at an elevation of 1725 Mts.

This ashram is a sort of hermitage. Narayan Swami established it in 1936. This Ashram is a spiritual cum Socio-Educational center.