Chamoli

Chamoli is an abode to many beautiful villages. Lush green mountains surround Chamoli. The land is untouched by commercialization. Unlike other hill stations which have become a hub for cafes, malls and buildings, Chamoli is still very much close to nature. There is no unnecessary rush there to compete with the global world. The people there are satisfied living amidst the breathtakingly tall mountains and beautiful dense valleys.

Chamoli has preserved its flora and fauna. You will see different varieties of flowers, trees and animals there. Biodiversity exists here in all its glory. People are surviving on tourism and other small businesses.Due to its laid back and natural surroundings, Chamoli attracts explorers and nature-lovers. Despite giving no luxuries, Chamoli wins hearts due to its breathtaking views and surreal landscapes. Chamoli's natural trails and laid-back lifestyle make it a perfect destination for all those who want to get a break from the luxuries and heavily commercialised areas.

Travellers will find many small eateries, dhabas and restaurant in and around the place. The place is well known for its Kumaoni cuisine which is quite delicious and unique in flavor. The food available is mostly vegetarian especially around the religious places. Pinalu Gutuk is special dish made out of fried rich potatoes and a must try. Bal Mithai is famous sweet dish made of khoya and sugar and blessing for people with sweet tooth.
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Day 1- Reach Chamoli and rest in your hotel. Freshen up and get ready for your tour. Visit the beautiful hilly town of Gopeshwar. There is the infamous Gopinath Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. After local sightseeing, rest at Gopeshwar's Dindayal Park.
Day 2- Visit Chamolanath Temple which is at a distance of 10 km. It is a hill temple with Chamolanath as its primary deity. Spend some time shopping at the local market of Chamoli. Then, pack your bags and get ready to bid farewell to Chamoli.