MeraPahad Community Of Uttarakhand Lovers

Langsi

Langsi is a small settlement in Chamoli District of Uttaranchal. It is situated on the National Highway connecting Chamoli with Joshimath. Chamoli is around 35 km south-west and Joshimath is around 15 km north-east of Langsi.
Rishikesh Railway Station is the nearest railway station. Jolly Grant Airport is the nearest airport.

Dhanolti

Unspoilt, unexplored and in stark contrast to the urban jungle that Mussoorie has become, Dhanaullti is as close to nature as can be. Rows of Deodars, vast green meadows and a gentle cool breeze greets you about 30 km from Mussoorie beyond Landour. It can be a day trip or better still overnite sojourn at this beautiful country side. Treks, pony rides along fruit orchards and water streams appearing from nowhere can keep you busy as there is no mall for shopping or videogames. Hotels are few but have all the facilities including hot water and cable TV for those who care. Dhanaullti also provides excellent views of the snow capped Himalayan ranges. You can go directly to Dhanulti by taking a right turn about 8 km before reaching Mussoorie and then doing another 30 km or so on a 'not so bad' road.

Pauri
 
The Land of Pauri Garhwal is blessed with splendid view of snow-bound peaks of Himalayas, scenic valleys & surroundings, meandering rivers, dense forests and hospitable people with a rich culture. Diverse in topography, the district of Pauri Garhwal varies from the foothills of the ‘Bhabar’ areas of Kotdwara to the soul-lifting meadows of Dhudatoli, sprawling at an altitude of 3000 m. Which remains snow-bound during the winter months. Filled with places of tourist interest, most locations in Pauri Garhwal offer a breathtaking view of the snow laden Himalayan Splendour. Shankaracharya Ashram. In the Kamaleshwar temple Shri Ram Chandra had made an offering of thousands of lotus to lord Shiva.

Lansdowne
 
Ensconced amide the word’s highest and most beautiful mountain ranges – the Himalayas, naturally Uttaranchal Hills are endowed with extra ordinary beauty and most of it is unseen the outside world. This makes Lansdowne an ideal location for eco-tourism. While rest of the world is selling tourism by destroying nature, we at Lansdowne are also selling tourism but by preserving and conserving nature. A clean fresh and invigorating environment makes Lansdowne a preferred destination to relax and unwind and it is a truly rejuvenating experience.

At Lansdowne we have something for everybody…if we have the Siddhpeeth route for the pilgrims, than there is wild life route for nature and animal lovers, adventure sports for the daring and health resorts and cultural tourism for the rest of others.
 

Bageshwar
 
The temple of Bagnath situated here is venerated by one and all. Devotees gather here on every Monday of the holy month of Shravan to worship the Lord, who is also known as the remover of sorrows. During the fairs of Uttarayani and Shivratri, it becomes very difficult to control the hoards of devotees who come to attend these fairs from far and near. The Nilaparvat, situated between the rivers Saryu and Gomti is inhabited by all the 33 crore Gods of the Hindu pantheon, the celestial being like Siddha, Gandharva, Vidyadhar, Urvashi etc. and manu sages. Irrigated by the Saryu, the Nilaparvat is held to be more important than the Vindhyachal. Those who desire to embrace death at place between Surya Kund and Agni Kund, become equivalent to the Gods by attaining salvation at the feet of Lord Shiva himself.Uttarayani Mela is held at a number of places including Bageshwar, Rameshwar, Sult Mahadev, Chitrashila (Ranibagh), Hanseshwar etc. on Uttarayani day. At Pancheshwar the dola of Chaumu comes down to the temple. Merchants from far off distances like Tibet and Nepal come to the fair for brisk trading.