Binsar

Introduction -

One Of Uttarakhand's Picturesque Locations Is In The Tranquil Area Of Binsar. At A Height Of 2420 Meters, Binsar Is Renowned For Providing Breathtaking Views Of The Great Himalayan Peaks Kedarnath, Chaukhamba, Nanda Devi, Nanda Kot, And Panchachuli. The 300 Km Of Breathtaking And Expansive Views Of Himalayan Peaks From Binsar Zero Point Are The Major Draw Of The Town.

History

The Chand Dynasty Controlled Kumaon From The 7th To The 18th Century AD, And Binsar Served As Their Former Summer Capital. The Tranquil And Charming Village, Which Is Perched At A Height Of 2,420 M, Is One Of The Most Gorgeous Spots In The Kumaon Hills. The Majestic Himalayan Peaks Chaukhamba, Trishul, Nanda Devi, Shivling, And Panchachuli May Be Seen From Here, And More Breathtaking Vistas Are Possible Because Of Their Location. According To Locals, The Bineshwar Mahadev Temple, A Shiva-Dedicated Temple Built In The 16th Century, Is Where Binsar Got Its Name.

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Location -

Binsar, Is A Stunning Paradise Located In The Almora District, 24 Kilometers Away From Almora..

By Air- Binsar Is Located Approximately 139 Kilometers From Pantnagar, The Location Of The Closest Airport.
By Road- Excellent Motorable Roads Connect Binsar To Other Major Cities And Towns. From Anand Vihar, It Is Simple To Access ISBT Buses That Travel Through Haldwani (112 Km), Nainital (86 Km), And Almora (24 Km)
By Train- The Closest Train Station To Binsar Is Kathgodam, Which Is Just 105 Kilometers Distant And Has Good Connections To Major Cities.

Activities near Binsar

(I) LONG WALKS:- For Peaceful, Extended Walks, Binsar's Lovely Forests Are Ideal. A Must-Do Activity In This Location Is Taking Walks Along The Lengthy, Winding Roads That Run Through Lush Forests That Are Alive With The Scent Of Wildflowers And A Variety Of Animal Sounds. One Excursion That Simply Cannot Be Missed Is A Journey To Zero Point, Which Offers A Wonderful View Of The Snow-Capped Himalayan Peaks Of Kedarnath, Shivling, Trishul, And Nanda Devi.

(II) MUSEUM:The Binsar Museum Is A Popular Site And A Wealth Of Knowledge About Binsar. It Is Thought That The Japanese Cave, Also Known As Abaya Binsar, Served As A Logistical Hub And A Hideout For The Japanese Forces During World War II. Guns And Other Forms Of Weapons Are Still Kept Inside The Caves.