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The beautiful players of Uttarakhand win the heart in every season, but after the rainy, when the sheet of greenery is laid on the mountains, clouds bends and kissed the ground and freshly dissolve in the air, then the beauty of these places of Kumaon does not look less than a paradise. Especially there are some offbeat destinations where people can see beautiful views of nature away from crowds.
Mukteshwar located in Nainital district is a quiet and picturesque hill station, which looks even more beautiful after the rain. Greenery covered hills, apple plantations and open blue sky together make this place even more beautiful. From here, the snowy peaks of the Himalayas are clearly visible, and the sun peeping from between the clouds seems to be painting the painting of a painter. The Mukteshwar Mahadev Temple, Chauri’s lattice, rock climbing point and calm environment attract tourists a lot.
Ramgarh, called ‘Fruit bowl’, is one of the few sites in Kumaon which is far from the crowd. After the rain, the apples, peaches and apricots here are filled with new life. This place associated with celebrities like Rabindranath Tagore and Mahadevi Verma is very rich in literary and naturally. In the monsoon, when moisture and cold air moves on the footpath here, sitting with a cup of tea does not look less than a meditation.
Ranikhet, that is, the queen’s farm, gives a royal feeling just like her name. During the rainy season, the litigants here are filled with freshness. This area with Army Conservation is very clean and organized. From here, the peaks of Chaukhamba and Trishul mountains are seen. The green grass and flower beds spread under snow -capped peaks in the monsoon make every moment special. The Jhula Devi Temple and Golf Course here are the center of tourist attraction.
Situated at some distance from Ranikhet, Chaubatia is known for its beautiful orchards and botanical garden. After the rain, these gardens are loaded with flowers and fruits. Walking in the litigants here, it seems as if you are walking in the scene of a film. The sun peeping from the cold air, blue sky and fog curtain makes it more magical. The calm atmosphere here especially attracts photographers and couples.
Kausani is called the ‘Switzerland of India’ and this seems completely true after the rain. Great scenes of Trishul, Nanda Devi and Panchachuli mountains appear from here. Green valleys, tea gardens and ashrams established by Gandhiji give this place a spiritual touch. In the monsoon, the mornings of Kausani are covered with fog and the evenings are immersed in pink cold. Every picture reflects peace and balance.
Sheetla is a small but very quiet village, which is still away from the eyes of more people. The biggest feature of this village located in Nainital district is the beauty here. After the rain, the fields and valleys of Sheetla village are painted in a new color. The music of birds becomes a music here. For those who want to remain close to introspection and nature, Sheetla is a perfect destination. The visions of the Virat Himalayas seen from here are going to touch the heart.
Pangot, situated a few kilometers from Nainital, is the paradise of bird lovers. More than 250 species of birds are found here. In the rainy season, when the greenery and fog of the forests meet together, then this place looks very magical. Trekking trails in Pangot, dense oak and cedar forests, and calm environment make it perfect for nature lovers and photographers.
