Almora Tourism

History of Almora

Almora is a small town in the Almora district of Uttarakhand. It has an elevation of 1642 meters. Initially, it was established during the Chand Dynasty. Moving forward, it became a residing place for the Britishers, the presence of which can still be seen in a few old buildings. The initial name of Almora was Rajapur. The hill station is also an administrative headquarter of the district. Almora district was initially known as the Kumaon district.

Cuisine of Almora

There are many things about Almora that add to its beauty and its cuisine is one of them. The food of Almora depicts the authentic of Kumaoni cuisine. Some of the famous local dishes include Bhang Ki Chutni, Singodi, Jhangore ki Kheer, Bal Mithai, and Dubuk. All of these things will definitely add taste to your platter and at the same time will leave you wanting for more. It is prepared with all the local ingredients that will further add to the taste.

Trekking in Almora

The mountainous terrain of Almora makes way for beautiful trekking trails. Moreover, the dense forest makes the trail all the more beautiful. Best off all, you will get plenty of chances to glimpse at the snow-capped mountain peaks. It is recommended that you keep your camera handy since there is no doubt that you will get to see many awe gasping views midway. Most of the treks are range between easy and moderate, however, it is still helpful if you let an Almora travel guide accompany you, especially if you are a first-timer. Also, note that some of the treks, like the one starting from Ranikhet Road and going up to Katarmal, are steep and even though moderate can become difficult for those who are facing complications. Therefore, it is suggested that before planning to go on any trek you consult a doctor if you are facing any complications.