Pithoragarh, Kumaon
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Kathgodam, 193 kms
Pantnagar, 227 kms
Hill Station, Peaceful Location, Weekend Destination, Secluded, Himalayan Views
Chaukori is an hill station located in the Pithoragarh district, which is situated in the high mountain ranges in the west Himalayan Range located in the Kumaon Division of Uttarakhand, India. To the north of it there is Tibet and to the south, there is Terai. Its Mahakali River, running along its eastern border, forms the Indo-Nepal International Border.
The stunning hills of Chaukori is one of those places where those who dream can turn their dreams into reality. In the midst of the imperial Himalayas and thick forests and forests, Chaukori provides a stunning panorama of the stunning Nanda Devi Nanda Kot, and the Panchachuli mountain ranges.
This beautiful Chaukori village lies at an elevation of 210 meters above sea level.
The colorful hills of Chaukoriis is one of the places where dreamers can transform their dreams into reality. In the midst of the majestic Himalayas and thick forests the Chaukori hill station offers a breathtaking panorama of the stunning Nanda Devi Nanda Kot, and the Panchachuli mountains.
The dreamy Chaukori village lies at an altitude of 2,010 meters above sea level.
Chaukori is, as its name implies, is a tiny town shaped as an oval bowl, which is encased in the middle of the Himalayas. This picturesque village is adorned with the splendor of nature. It is possible to see the sparkling orchards of fruit, the diverse flora-fauna dense pine forests and oaks, as well as rhododendrons which surround this town Chaukori.
The most stunning dawn and dusk time can be observed from this spot. Even the night is pleasant because one can see the universe open its heart to us, to capture an amazing view of it.
There are numerous Hindu temples situated near Chaukori including Dhaulinag, Kalinag, Feninag, Bashukinag, Pinglenag, Harinag Temples Mostamanu temple Ghunsera Devi Temple, Kedar temple, Nakuleshwar Temple, Kamaksha Temple and Kapileshwar Mahadev Cave Temple, Jayanti Temple Dhwaj, and Arjuneshwar Shiva temple. In addition, Berinag as well as Dharamghar are two of the nearby tourist attractions that are accessible from the Chaukori area.
Natural Walks:The natural beauty that surrounds Chaukori is captivating with rolling hills with lush green forests, and lush pastures. It is easy to pick up the nature trail and walk the area around and in Chaukori.
Photography: Chaukori offers awe-inspiring perspective from the Trishul, Chaukhamba, Nanda Devi, Nanda Kot and Panchachuli mountains. One cannot resist taking a picture of the magnificent snow-covered peak using their camera.
Village tourism: Chaukori is a tucked away gems in Uttarakhand and, because of the absence of tourists it has been left unspoiled through the years. If you are interested in learning more about the traditions, culture and way of life, Chaukori and its nearby villages provide the ideal opportunity to experience the unpretentious yet tranquil lifestyle among the hills.
Chaukori is decorated on the soaring peaks of the western Himalayan range that is situated in the stunning Kumaon divison that is located in Uttarakhand. To its north is Tibet while to its southern lies that of the Terai region. The rapid gushing Mahakali River running along its eastern border forms the Indo-Nepal International Border.
Chaukori is well-known among tourists as a Hill Station, Peaceful Location A Weekend Getaway Secluded, Himalayan Views.
Chaukori is a popular as a destination to Couples, Family and Kids foreigners, Solo.
Chaukori is a well-known destinations for the following activities or areas of interest: Emerging Destinations, Hill Station, Leisure, OffBeat, Romantic, View Points, Village Tourism.
