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Champawat

“Intrinsic Natural Beauty”

A Town in Uttarakhand, India

1666 meters

Champawat

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Why travel Champawat?

The town of Champawat is located in the Indian state of Uttarakhand. This town is famous for its temples and picturesque landscapes.

Champawat is a destination that attracts many pilgrims as well as photographers, due to the sheer number of temples located in the region. All these temples are beautifully constructed and carved, and some of them date back to the time of the Chand rulers.

March to June are ideal for all kinds of tourist activities. Pleasant climate makes the outdoor activities exciting and rejuvenating. July to October are fine for short trips and viewing the natural beauties.

“Intrinsic Natural Beauty”

A Town in Uttarakhand, India

1666 meters

Interest Measure for Champawat

Ideal time to stay:  1 – 3 days

Best Interests at Champawat

Adventure

Spiritual

Nature

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Friends

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How is the weather at Champawat

Topography

Height(Altitude) of Champawat from sea level:  5465 feet
Latitude/Longitude:  29.3369220°N, 80.0894790°E

Ecosystem:  Plain , Hill  

Food, Culture and Language at Champawat

Food Type Available:  Indian, Chinese, Tibetan 
Regional Language:  Hindi
Currency:  ₹ – Rupee (INR)
Tags:  #Snow , #Green  

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Travel tips

  • NoteThere is a small fort at Champawat. Jim Corbett had come to this region in the first decade of the twentieth century in order to hunt for man eating tigers.

3 Top Places to visit and Things to do in Champawat

“Travel, See, Visit, Learn and Explore”

Baleshwar Temple in Champawat

#1 Baleshwar Temple

#Temple
Baleshwar temple was built by the rulers of Chand Dynasty in the 16th century. The deity of the Baleshwar temple is Lord Shiva. Baleshwar Temple is one of the most artistic temple of Kumaon region with innovative and precise stone carving work. The intricate carving on the ceilings of these temples is an evidence of the ancient glory and artistic excellence of the people of that period and their devotion towards gods.
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Banasur ka Kila in Champawat

#2 Banasur ka Kila

#Monument
Banasur ka Kila is situated at an elevation of 1,859 m and is believed to be constructed during the Medieval Age. The inhabitants believe that this fort was built after Banasur, the eldest son of King Bali, who was assassinated at this site. Lohawati River also originates from this site which is located alongside the Bhowali Road. This fort is 20 km from Champawat and around 7 km from Lohaghat.
Know everything about Banasur ka Kila

EK Hathiya ka Naula in Champawat

#3 EK Hathiya ka Naula

#Monument
A great historical monument and unique structured place. It is believed to be built in one night by the one handed artisan. Ek Hathiya ka Naula is situated at about 5 km from Champawat.
Know everything about EK Hathiya ka Naula

Top Places to stay and Hotels in Champawat

“Stay, Relax and Sleep”

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Tourist places, attractions and all about travel and tourism at Champawat

Champawat is a Town located in Uttarakhand, North India.

Planning to travel to Champawat? Know the weather conditions and the best time to visit Champawat is 
April, 
May, 
July, 
August, 
September. 
The ecosystem and topography of Champawat is ideal for travel. On your visit to Champawat you should ideally stay here for 1 – 3 days. Traveller who are interested in activities for 

Adventure, 
Spiritual, 
Nature. 

The most used regional language in Champawat is Hindi. To manage of your travel expenses and cost, the currency you will need is Rupee(INR)

The love for food is the soul of travelling, the different food types available in Champawat are 

Indian, 
Chinese, 
Tibetan 

You have every reason to travel to Champawat, The town of Champawat is located in the Indian state of Uttarakhand. This town is famous for its temples and picturesque landscapes.

Champawat is a destination that attracts many pilgrims as well as photographers, due to the sheer number of temples located in the region. All these temples are beautifully constructed and carved, and some of them date back to the time of the Chand rulers.

March to June are ideal for all kinds of tourist activities. Pleasant climate makes the outdoor activities exciting and rejuvenating. July to October are fine for short trips and viewing the natural beauties.

All the places to see and tourist activities are listed here.

#Baleshwar Temple
(Temple), 
#Banasur ka Kila
(Monument), 
#EK Hathiya ka Naula
(Monument), 

Create your tour for sightseeing in Champawat and get tour package for Champawat, pick places to visit, things to do, food to eat, places to stay whether hotel, hostels or camps, right here at your most trusted travel guide and online itinerary planner for India and South East asia travel.

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