Places to Visit in Kausani
“The Switzerland of India”
About Kausani Sightseeing
Affectionately named by Mahatma Gandhi, Kausani offers a breathtaking 300-km panoramic view of Trishul, Nanda Devi, and Panchachuli peaks. Kausani is one of the most stunning destinations in Uttarakhand, offering a blend of natural landscapes, cultural heritage, and thrilling activities. From serene lakes and massive waterfalls to historic temples and adventure trekking outposts, it has something special for every traveler. Discover our comprehensive list of the top 10 tourist spots to cover in your itinerary below.
Top 10 Places to Visit in Kausani
Ranikhet Shawl Factory
“Witness traditional Himalayan handloom weaving”
A local co-operative where local artisans spin and weave exquisite wool and pashmina shawls on traditional handlooms.
Baijnath Temple Complex
“Sacred stone temples from the 12th century”
An ancient stone temple complex dedicated to Lord Shiva on the banks of the Gomti river. The exquisite carvings echo centuries of prayers and architectural mastery.
Rudradhari Waterfall
“Mystic water flowing through thick pines”
A mystical cascade that flows through thick pine forests, forming natural pools beside a cave temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and Vishnu.
Rudradhari Temple
“Ancient cave shrine of Shiva and Vishnu”
An ancient cave temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and Vishnu, located adjacent to the Rudradhari waterfall in Kausani.
Anasakti Ashram (Gandhi Ashram)
“A peaceful sanctuary of the Mahatma”
Where Mahatma Gandhi stayed in 1929 and penned 'Anasakti Yoga'. A serene sanctuary of peace, offering panoramic views of Kausani's mountains.
Himalayan View Point
“Stand above the clouds, touch the heavens”
A breathtaking ridge offering panoramic vistas of the snow-clad peaks. Stand above the clouds and witness the eternal scale of the Nanda Devi range.
Kausani Tea Estate
“Slopes of emerald-green tea shrubs”
Endless slopes of emerald-green tea shrubs. Walk through the sweet-scented gardens, learn the tea-making process, and taste freshly brewed, high-altitude organic tea.
Sunset Point
“A golden canvas painted by the sun”
A legendary vantage point where the evening sun paints the Trishul and Nanda Devi peaks in dramatic hues of gold, amber, and crimson.
Kalamuni Temple
“Guardian of the high mountain pass”
Perched at 9,000 feet, this holy temple dedicated to Goddess Kali offers a mystic vibe with dense oak forests and sweeping mountain panoramas.
Birthi Waterfall
“A majestic cascade plunging from the skies”
A spectacular 126-meter waterfall cascading down rugged mountain cliffs, surrounded by lush green valleys and mist-laden winds.
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