Haldwani

Haldwani, the largest city of Kumaon, is located in the Nainital district. It is situated in the immediate foothills of the Kumaon Himalayas. The region once had plenty of forests rich in Haldu trees, which is where the name 'Haldwani' comes from. Its rich culture and history, enveloped by mountains and dense forests, make the city a paradise for nature enthusiasts, photographers, ecologists, and historians.

According to history, the Sultan gifted the city to Gyan Chand, a local ruler, in the 14th century. The place is famous for its pleasant climate and scenic landscapes. Not only is it ideal for trekking and hiking, but it is also a popular pilgrimage site. From Haidakhan Ashram to Bhimtal Lake to Hidimba Parvat, the city has a plethora of unmatched attractions worth exploring and is one of the most charming hill stations in Uttarakhand. During the summer season, Haldwani can be scorching hot, making autumn, winter, and spring season the best time to experience the richness of the land.