Places to See in Gairsain

Being a quiet and secluded hill station, not much sightseeing options are there around Gairsain. Chaukhutia is another hilly town situated just 30 kms from Gairsain where tourists could visit while Ranikhet is situated 88 kms from Gairsain. Unlike Nainital, which is a tourist hub and is flocked with tourists, Gairsain is rather a quiet and serene place amidst the unspoiled lap of nature.

Vriddha Badri: Vridha in Hindi means old and Badri is the name of Lord Vishnu. Vridha Badri is situated a few kilometers from Gairsain. The temple at Adi Badri is the old house of lord Badri and The statue in the temple is known as Vriddha or the first Badri and the temple remains open throughout the year for devotees.

Yog Dhyan Badri: The Yog Dhyan Badri temple is as old as the Badrinath temple and has deep religious importance among the locals here. The idol of Lord Badri is worshiped is in a meditative posture and it is believed that the Pandavas had given Hastinapur to King Parikshit and retired at this same place.

Adi Badri: A religious destination, Adi Badri is one of 16 holy shrines dedicated to Lord Vishnu which is just 34 Kms from the city. It is believed that Adi GuruShankaracharya had built this temple and it belongs to Lord Vishnu, characterized by a raised stage in pyramidal shape from where the idol was enshrined and is a perfect destination to visit.

Check out 7 tourist spots in Gairsain where travellers can spend their leisure time. Explore the hidden gems of Gairsain through this well-researched list, learn about the most happening places, things to do, activities, attractions and famous picnic spots for a memorable vacation in Gairsain.