Adorned by the Jhandi Hills, Binsar is a sweet abode for nature aficionados. Situated at an elevation of 2420 m, this town in the Kumaon Region and part of Almora District is where the views of Himalayas can mesmerize you completely. Quaint and replete with pretty places, Binsar is a place to unwind and give your weary soul that much needed rest. The town is fringed by the gorgeous and opulent Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary, where one can indulge in bird watching.
Situated 6 km away from Binsar town, on the way to Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary at Ayarpani, Bineshwar Mahadev Temple is the most important Hindu pilgrimage site. This 16th Century temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and boasts commendable architecture making a popular tourist site as well.
Amidst the natural caves lies the ancient Shiva temple; an enchanting holy site, which is situated around 25 km away from Binsar. A fair is organised here every year during Kartik Purnima.
It is an old regal palace, placed on a hill that was once abided by Sir Henry Ramsay and later on by Smt. Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit is now converted into a heritage hotel. Khali Estate is just about 5 km away from Binsar, which can be your place to stay during your rejuvenating trip here.
IMaa Anandmayee Guest House is Situated near Maa Anandmayee Ashram in Dhaulchhina, Almora. It is located in the beautiful valley of Dhaulchhina.
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IJMT Eco-Binsar is a unique eco-resort nestled in the serene and picturesque Binsar, located in Uttarakhand, India. The resort offers a perfect blend of comfort, nature, and sustainable living, making it an ideal destination for eco-conscious travelers.
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