Uttarakhand

Uttarakhand is a state in India. Almora is a district in the state of Uttarakhand. Almora is the district Hq(headquarters). Almora district is a part of Kumaon Division Uttarakhands. The heritage culture, crafts, cuisine and wildlife, which are all things that Almora is famous and known.

The Kumaon, that is the name of the socio-cultural area of ??Kumaun, named after Kurmanchal. The word denotes Kurmanchal the Land of the Kurmavtar. The Kumaun extends from the northern Plains to the Ganges Tibet. Together with intact, natural and refreshing itself, the eternal Kumauns beautiful view of the miracles is not somehow less of a beautiful romance. Some temples were built by large Katyuri and Chand dynasties. Currently, these temples are famous throughout the country. Nanda Devi, the deity is present, one of the most praised and glorious deity in Kumaun, although this area is largely a Shaivite region.

With its beautiful snow-capped mountains, lakes and wildlife-filled, on vacation in the picturesque Kumaun region of Uttarakhand is a very pleasant and relaxing. It makes it possible to constantly think about breeding and the majestic Himalayas and also to its original magnificence and observing. The site provides the right atmosphere and mood of the many possibilities and charming and fun things to do. Therefore the soul to clean and offers many attractions and fascination of adults and adolescents.

Almora History :-

Before founding king Katyuri Baichaldeo the Presidency of the ancient town of Almora, although much of this land was later bequeathed to a Gujrati Brahmin, named Sri Chand Tiwari. Subsequently, in the United Baramandal Chand determined. During this time, Kalyan Chand in 1568 took the town of Almora located in this central area. The place was known as Rajapur during the reign of the Chand Kings. In many old copper plates, the name of Rajpur also found. District Bageshwar, Pithoragarh and Champawat district which had not yet established in the 1960 s. They used as the fractions of Almora district.

Almora Culture :-

The legends, myths and folklore of Ajua-Bafaul, Narsingh and Ghana, Trouser Purukh are lush mountainous areas Kumaun. Legends of Golu, Haru-Sem, Ganwara, Bin Bhat, Churmal Airi, Pari, Kalsem and Anchari are known here. Ballads are made of many of these mythological stories and takes the form of songs in a variety of melodies and songs. This group consists of Bhagnaula, Nyoli, Jhorra, Chan Chari, Barrey, Chapeli, Shakun Geet and Banara. The beauty of the performance poetry and beauty of the Himalayas, the intrinsic appeal of Panchhchuli, Nandadevi, Chiplakot and Trishul and the attraction of the plush vegetation and thick forest of deodar, which are part of nature, finding a way to the popular songs in this region. Fields, forests, rivers, streams, creeks, wildlife and the snowcapped peaks of the mountains are also frequently mentioned in popular songs.