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Temple du Soleil de Katarmal

Katarmal Suraya temple is a ninth century temple constructed by means of Katarmalla, a Katyuri King. showing the architectural fashion of historic artisans. This Hindu temple is situated about 2100 meters above sea stage and is located at a distance of 20 kms from Almora city. it's far second one maximum adorable shrine in India, after the Konark Sun Temple. When the first Sun rays fall on Katarmal Surya temple it enlightens as historical idol Sun god called "Varddhadity" temple is positioned in Almora 3 km a far from Kosi Village.

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Temple du Soleil de Katarmal

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Katarmal Suraya temple is a ninth century temple constructed by means of Katarmalla, a Katyuri King. showing the architectural fashion of historic artisans. This Hindu temple is situated about 2100 meters above sea stage and is located at a distance of 20 kms from Almora city. it's far second one maximum adorable shrine in India, after the Konark Sun Temple. When the first Sun rays fall on Katarmal Surya temple it enlightens as historical idol Sun god called "Varddhadity" temple is positioned in Almora 3 km a far from Kosi Village.

Temple Jhula Devi

Jhula Devi Temple is dedicated to goddess Durga and is well-known for its cluster of elegantly designed bells. Legend has it that this shrine was built in the 8th century. Located on the Kumaon Hill, amidst the tranquil and relaxing settings of nature, Jhula Devi Temple has the deity sitting on a jhula (Hindi word for cradle) and hence the name. Going by folklore, the idol of the goddess was found by a shepherd who was guided by the deity herself in his dream. Locals believe that goddess Durga is the protector of the protector of the people of the valley. It is also widely believed that whosoever ties a bell on the temple wall, is granted with his/ her wish in due course of time.

Temple Jhula Devi

Jhula Devi Temple is dedicated to goddess Durga and is well-known for its cluster of elegantly designed bells. Legend has it that this shrine was built in the 8th century. Located on the Kumaon Hill, amidst the tranquil and relaxing settings of nature, Jhula Devi Temple has the deity sitting on a jhula (Hindi word for cradle) and hence the name. Going by folklore, the idol of the goddess was found by a shepherd who was guided by the deity herself in his dream. Locals believe that goddess Durga is the protector of the protector of the people of the valley. It is also widely believed that whosoever ties a bell on the temple wall, is granted with his/ her wish in due course of time.

Apple Garden Chubattia Ranikhet

Chaubatia Gardens can captivate tourists to such an extent that they can spend years just by lying on the turfs and relishing the view. Even the British Viceroy, Lord Mayo, was so charmed by its beauty that he decided to establish a Brtish cantonment in Ranikhet in 1868. It is an urban botanical garden that connects people with the world of fostering delights and plants to inspire and aspire. Two hundred varieties of flowers and fruits cultivate in the park. Known for its apple orchards, the garden leaves everyone spellbound due its stark beauty. Also, plenty of trees growing fruits like apricot, apple, plums and peaches are lined in its vast landscape. Fruit garden run by Government Fruit Research Centre is also a special attraction of Chaubatia Gardens.

Apple Garden Chubattia Ranikhet

Chaubatia Gardens can captivate tourists to such an extent that they can spend years just by lying on the turfs and relishing the view. Even the British Viceroy, Lord Mayo, was so charmed by its beauty that he decided to establish a Brtish cantonment in Ranikhet in 1868. It is an urban botanical garden that connects people with the world of fostering delights and plants to inspire and aspire. Two hundred varieties of flowers and fruits cultivate in the park. Known for its apple orchards, the garden leaves everyone spellbound due its stark beauty. Also, plenty of trees growing fruits like apricot, apple, plums and peaches are lined in its vast landscape. Fruit garden run by Government Fruit Research Centre is also a special attraction of Chaubatia Gardens.