The birthplace of the Chipko Movement, Chamoli is surrounded by gorgeous views, rolling valleys, immaculate greenery, and a diverse range of flora. Nestled in the Central Himalayan region, It is a haven for nature lovers and those with a strong religious bent. According to history, the old Garhwal district was divided into Chamoli in 1960. It is essential to sample the traditional and local food while visiting here. The meals are straightforward, wholesome, and mainly composed of grains and cereals with fresh food from the area. A shopping haven, It has stores selling regional goods such as pickles and jams, ornamental and functional items, handloom goods, and warm clothing made of Angora wool from the Angora rabbit living in the area. While Uttarakhand is picturesque, It is a particularly striking location that combines serenity and spirituality with breathtaking natural beauty. Because the people are rooted in their culture, you can see a taste of it in their daily lives. The city has a diverse range of flora and animals and a rich history. It’s one of the few spots in the heart of the Himalayas where you can have a relaxing weekend. Connected to NH-58, It is an ideal stop for travelers, as it’s easy to find several reasonably priced hotels and guest houses here. The city precinct gains five stars for being close to well-known tourist attractions in the Garhwal area, including the Badrinath temple, Auli, Henmkund Sahib, Valley of Flowers, Gopinath temple, Tungnath, Chopta, Ukhimath, etc. In addition, the view of Gopeshwar City at night from Chamoli is breathtaking.
Best time to visit:
This can be visited any time of the year; the best months to visit are between November and mid-March when the weather is pleasant.
