Nestled at an altitude of 1,654 meters, Bhowali is a picturesque hill station in the Nainital district of Uttarakhand. Often called the Fruit Basket of Kumaon, Bhowali is famous for its sprawling apple, peach, apricot, and plum orchards. The cool mountain climate makes it an ideal place for fruit cultivation, attracting both nature enthusiasts and photographers. Every year, the orchards bloom in vibrant colors, turning the town into a natural paradise.
Bhowali offers a peaceful escape from the touristy crowds of nearby Nainital. The town is surrounded by pine forests and misty hills, perfect for nature walks and trekking. The Golu Devta Temple — dedicated to the deity of justice — is a must-visit spiritual spot. The serene surroundings, combined with the sound of rustling leaves and chirping birds, create a meditative atmosphere. For those looking to relax, Bhowali is a hidden gem where time seems to slow down.
Apart from its charm, Bhowali serves as a gateway to many famous hill stations like Nainital (11 km), Bhimtal (9 km), and Mukteshwar (38 km). Adventure seekers can embark on treks to nearby places like Sattal — a cluster of seven lakes — or explore offbeat villages tucked in the hills. With its untouched beauty and strategic location, Bhowali is the perfect base for exploring the best of Uttarakhand’s hills.
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