Chamoli

Chamoli Travel Guide

• Chamoli
• Chamoli Distance Chart
• Excursions in Chamoli
• Hotels in Chamoli
• How to Arrive at Chamoli
• Sightseeing in Chamoli

Around Valley Of Flowers

• Adi Badri
• Ali Bedni Bugyal
• Auli
• Auli Ropeway
• Auli Ropeway
• Badrinath
• Bhavishya Badri
• Bhavishya Kedar
• Chamoli
• Chattrakund
• Chenab Lake
• Gairsain

Chamolu is a renowned hill station in the Uttarakhand state and offers wonderful sight to Mother Nature that makes Chamoli an ideal place for rejuvenation and spending quality time with family and friends.

Chamoli is referred as the “Abode of Gods” as it has strong connection with Hindu legends and mythologies. It is recognized for its numerous temples and is the place where Chipko movement saw its inception. Chipko movement is a famous movement that brought the nature of Chamoli and its atrocities to the notice of entire world. The movement was based on the Gandian practice where methods of stayagrah and non vioelence and the act of protecting hugging trees to protect them from being felled.

Chamoli is very old town in the Uttarakhand state that has yet preserved the rich culture of the Garhwal region. People here are completely amiable and very helpful.

Geographical Location of Chamoli

Chamoli is located in the Central Himalayas and forms part of “Kedar Khand” that is located at a higher elevation of 1300 mts above the sea level. The place offers pleasant weather round the year that invites tourists from different corners. The maximum temperature rises here to 34 degree celcius and the minimum dips to the freezing point. Chamoli has diverseand rich flora and fauna andaccepts moderate rainfall during the months of June to September.

Famous Attractions at Chamoli

Chamoli offers amazing sights to places nearby. It offers wonderful locations for pilgrimage, adventure and nature’s sheen. Few of the important places here at Chamoli are Gopeshwar, Valley of Flowers, Hemkund Sahib, Chopta, Auli and Badrinath.