Places near Binsar

Check out the various places of tourist interest near Binsar. These places can be visited on a day trip from Binsar. Include these excursions in your tour itinerary and make your visit to Binsar more memorable.

Binsar Excursions

List of popular tourist places near Binsar. Some of these travel destinations you can explore while staying in Binsar, but for some you can easily reach there within few hours of road journey (except if there are any treks near Binsar).

Jaina: Jaina is located some 59 kms away from Binsar, nestled at the height of 1677 mts. it is popular for its orchids which are full of, apples, apricots, peaches, pears, and other fruits.

Shiva Temple: Situated 31 kms from Binsar it is actually a cave, set amidst thick forests of oak & Deodar, the cave has its own archaeological and mythological importance and as the name suggests it is dedicated to Lord Shiva.

Almora Bazaar : Almora is the first British hill station in India established in 1815, it is one of the few hill stations not created by the British. It is popular for shopping Pashmina shawls, copperware, rangoli paintings, traditional Kumaoni jewellery and the famous sweet of Kumaon- Bal Mitthai.

Nanda Devi Temple: The famous Nanda Devi temple is located in the antechamber of a Shiva temple in the Bazaar above the mall. Every year a fair, Nanda Devi Fair, is organized here, which is attended by people from all over the place. This 1000 year old temple is one of the main attraction of Almora. 

Binsar Excursions

List of popular tourist places near Binsar. Some of these travel destinations you can explore while staying in Binsar, but for some you can easily reach there within few hours of road journey (except if there are any treks near Binsar).

Jaina: Jaina is located some 59 kms away from Binsar, nestled at the height of 1677 mts. it is popular for its orchids which are full of, apples, apricots, peaches, pears, and other fruits.

Shiva Temple: Situated 31 kms from Binsar it is actually a cave, set amidst thick forests of oak & Deodar, the cave has its own archaeological and mythological importance and as the name suggests it is dedicated to Lord Shiva.

Almora Bazaar : Almora is the first British hill station in India established in 1815, it is one of the few hill stations not created by the British. It is popular for shopping Pashmina shawls, copperware, rangoli paintings, traditional Kumaoni jewellery and the famous sweet of Kumaon- Bal Mitthai.

Nanda Devi Temple: The famous Nanda Devi temple is located in the antechamber of a Shiva temple in the Bazaar above the mall. Every year a fair, Nanda Devi Fair, is organized here, which is attended by people from all over the place. This 1000 year old temple is one of the main attraction of Almora.