Kilmora, a type of sorrel that grows wild here and is often seen, is thought to have inspired the name of Almora. It is reported that the short plant was used to clean the sun temple at Katarmal’s utensils. Situated in the shape of a horse saddle on a 5-km-long ridge at the southern edge of the Kashyap hills, Almora is a charming town with the snow-capped Himalayas as a backdrop. Formerly the seat of the Chand dynasty’s government. It is renowned for its mouthwatering cuisine, distinctive handicrafts, and rich cultural legacy.
It is known for its exquisite cuisine, handicrafts, biodiversity, breathtaking natural beauty, and historically significant structures. It is located in the Kumaon hills of the Himalayas. According to insiders, this charming location is proud to have served as the workplace for numerous ascetics, including the renowned poet Sumitranandan Pant and the legendary Swami Vivekanand.
Best time to visit:
The best time to visit here is from March to May and mid-September to December.
