Chamoli

In 1960, Chamoli was engraved as a separate revenue district. The district of Chamoli with Gopeshwar as its headquarter is surrounded by Uttarkashi in North-West, Pithoragarh in South-West, Almora in South East, Rudraprayag in South-West and Tehri Grahwal in West. The geographical area of the District is around 7520 sq.kms. The captivating land of Chamoli which lies in the arms of the Heavenly Himalayas is like a blessing on earth. This sacred spot was particularly dear to Lord Shiva. The other shrines which attracts large number of tourists’ are- Hemkund Saheb, three out of five Panch Kedar and Punch Badri, which are spread over the hills of Chamoli. A wide variety of flowers and fruits has added to the beauty of this place.

Temperature

Highest temperature was 34 degree Cel and lowest 0 degree Cel. January is the coldest month after which the temperature begins to rise till June or July. Temperature varies with elevation. During the winter cold waves in the wake of western disturbances m

Getting There

Airport:
Rishikesh is the nearest Railway station.
By Rail:
Rishikesh is the nearest Railway station.
By Road:
Well connected to Dehradun, Haridwar, Rishikesh, Nainital, & Almora.

Best Season to visit

May to November are the best season to visit Chamoli

Tourist Attraction

Auli ,Badrinath, Gopeshwar, Hemkund Sahib, Joshimath, Valley Of Flowers, Badrinath, Kauri Pass, Charanpaduka, Gopeshwar, and Nanda Devi National Park. Triyugi Narayan Temple, Yamunotri Temple and Yogadhyan Badri Temple are the famous temples.