Trekking in Kumaon

Trekking in Kumaon can be undertaken all the year round, with traditionally popular periods being April-June and September-November, just because of the vastness of the terrain and altitude differences. In the valleys and forests of Kumaon, mountaineering expeditions can still be organized. The main hill resort of Kumaon is Nainital. The essential equipment is easily available on rent at the individual basis. The Uttaranchal Himalayas of the Kumaon region are among the most picturesque in the country and situated at an elevation is surrounded by glittering peaks and dense forests. The lush forest cover is abundant in wildlife, and is a veritable paradise for bird-watchers and nature lovers.

Uttaranchal is a place of natural beauty, Wide Himalayan mountain range, Rich in heritage, Colour full in culture, peaceful and loving in people's nature.

Every part, every city, every village, every town, every river, every mountain and every thing of Kumaon region has its own uniqueness for Tourist it's a place adorned by temples, forest .it offers a clear picture of the imposing Himalayas. For pilgrims it's a buzz with festivals during chait and ashwin months of Navarats. For students and research's Kumaon

Kumaon Trekking Tours has it's significance from historical, archaeological and sculptural aspects.

Apart from their unique family set-ups, the people of Kumaon have a rich culture which manifests itself in colorful festivals. The Kumaonis have also bras hardy Mountaineers who provide very dependable an essential assistance to climbing and trekking expeditions to the area.

In Kumaon are situated some of the finest hill stations in not only India but in the world which combine the amusements and comforts of the modern hill resorts with easy access to the most magnificent natural surroundings.

Kumaon consists of the districts of Nainital, Almora and Pithoragarh. The land of Jim Corbett's legendary exploits, it lies to the east of Garhwal from which it is separated by the easternand southern flanks of Nanda Devi sanctuary leading down along the valley of the Ramganga.