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PLACES
TO VISIT
Anasakti Ashram
Refresh the memories of 1929, when Mahatma Gandhi, spent here 14 days
while writing his book on 'Anasakti Yoga'. His spinning wheel (Charkha)
and other memorabilia are kept here. There is also a study with a small
library where one can find books on Gandhian philosophy. The Ashram can
accommodate up to 300 people and every evening prayer is conducted in
the main hall. One can enjoy mesmerizing sunset and sunrise from the
Ashram premises.
Kumaon Shawl Emporium
A fabulous collection of high quality woollen shawls, exquisitely
designed by the local weavers, can be purchased from here.
Pant Museum
Named after the famous Hindi poet, Sumitra Nandan Pant, who was born in
Kausani, the Museum has the articles of his daily use, drafts of his
poems, letters, his awards etc. This Museum is at a short distance from
the Kausani bus terminal.
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Anasakti Ashram |
Kumaon Shawl Emporium |
Pant Museum |
Baijnath
Most important historical place in Uttarakhand, situated at a height of
1126 meters above sea level on the banks of River Gomti. It is 19 kms
from Kausani towards Bageshwar. Main attractions are the 12th century
old temples of Shiva, Ganesh, Parvati, Chandika, Kuber, Surya and
Brahama with beautiful carvings and sculptures.
Lakhudiyar
Known for its caves and rock paintings.
Bageshwar
40 kms away from Kausani, on the confluence of rivers Saryu and Gomti
lies the holy township of Bageshwar, an important centre of worship of
Lord Shiva. According to Hindu scriptures, the sage Markandaya lived
here and spent many years worshipping Lord Shiva.
This is also the place from where one can start his journey towards
Pindari, Sunderdunga and Kafni glaciers.
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Baijnath |
Lakhudiyar |
Bageshwar |
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