Activity Location: Mukteshwar 

Activity: Local Sightseeing

Local Sightseeing in Mukteshwar

Mukteshwar is that you will find less crowd at this place as these activities here are not that much commercialized yet. This probably is the uniqueness of Mukteshwar. The elevation of Mukteshwar gives you a great chance to witness some of the most spectacular sunsets or sunrise in the world. Some prominent attractions in Mukteshwar with incredible legends, which the Mukteshwar Temple, the temple is 350 years old, extensively one of the historical sacred sites for Hindus. Chauli ki Jali, this location contains several religious facts. The heritage walks in Mukteshwar would take you back to the British era as there are several British Cottages built around the town plus the Indian Veterinary Research Institute has its charm. You can also visit some very offbeat destinations in Mukteshwar such as Sitla, Ramgarh, Nathuakhan, Peora if you are looking to spend time alone or away from the crowd. These are some peaceful places with absolutely pleasant weather conditions. Mukteshwar is situated at such a location that makes it very accessible to some of the most famous hill stations of Kumaon such as, Nainital, Almora, Ranikhet, Kausani, and Sattal. All these places are very nearby and not more than 2 hrs away from Mukteshwar.

Mukteshwar Mahadev Temple: The temple is situated at an elevation of 2290 m above sea level and is a beautiful temple to visit in Mukteshwar. The best thing about the temple is the location of the temple which gives an immaculate view of the mountains below.

Chauli ki Jali: Right below the temple of Mukteshwar there is a path that leads to a place called Chauli Ji Jali also very famously known as Suicide Point. The uniqueness of this place is the shapes of these rocks and the holes in between these rocks which have various local legends associated with them.

SItla: At a distance of about 5 km from Mukteshwar this small hill station is a must-visit place. The place is named after Mata Sitla Devi and has a temple dedicated to Mata Sita. It is famous for its cold weather conditions and the view of the mighty Himalayas. This place is also famous for a British Viceroy’s cottage who visited this place back in 1870 and named that cottage Sitla.

Indian Veterinary Research Institute: Now why do people visit a veterinary institute in Mukteshwar, well the answer lies in the views you get from there and the beautiful Anglo architectural design of the institute. IVRI was set up in 1891 by the British Government in Mukteshwar because at that time they needed a colder place in India where samples taken from animals can be kept.

Mukteshwar Inspection Bungalow: This Bungalow is also known as the Corbett Bungalow because Jim Corbett used to stay here when he killed a man-eater tiger in Mukteshwar. This place is also very special as it gives you a complete view of the Nanda Devi range in the backdrop.
Ramgarh: This is another small but very beautiful hill station near Mukteshwar. 

Ramgarh is well-known as the fruit belt of Uttarakhand because of the abundance and varieties of fruit available here. It is situated at an elevation of about 1730m. Many big personalities came to this place and fell in love with the environment and the atmosphere of Ramgarh, people like Rabindranath Tagore, Jawaharlal Nehru, Mahadevi Verma, etc

Bhalu Gaad Waterfall: A must-visit place in Mukteshwar is this pristine waterfall not too far from the main Mukhteshwar town. The way to this waterfall is by a very short but very interesting hike.

About the  Sightseeing Activity

Sightseeing packages that we have listed by collaborating with various sites tour. Travel enthusiasts can explore and it is the most wonderful way to know about any destinations. vacate all your worries focus on capturing the moments and it was some of the best moments of your life in that place. Sightseeing is the recreation of touring the interesting locations that tourists usually travel to.

Best Time to Visit Mukteshwar

• The prosperous temperate weather of the hills brings Mukteshwar a tremendous destination to visit throughout the year, but the summer months between March and June are the extensively famous and the favorable period to visit the hill station.

Mukteshwar Weather

• Mukteshwar in Summer (March - June)
•  The temperate summer is fascinating, with an utmost temperature of almost 27°C. The days are pleasantly warm, which brings it ideal for outdoor recreations. With the least temperature of 20°C, the nights are frigid, so take along some woolens. Summer is the best period for families to visit Mukteshwar, Chauli ki Jali, an assemblage of rocky cliffs, to attempt rock climbing.
•  Mukteshwar in Monsoon (July - September)
•  The monsoon rains are mild in Mukteshwar, compelling it not too impossible to move about. The rain does not hinder the sightseeing experience because the condensation ratio is not that elevated. The monsoon rehabilitates Mukteshwar and give4s it a fresh lease of existence, with the lush, verdant wildernesses glaring even more wonderful in the rains. The vista is just fantastic, and the streams and waterfalls that form are a sensation to behold. Always keep in mind that there is a high risk of landslides in the monsoon.
•  Mukteshwar in Winter (October - March) 
• If you adore snow, you’re in for a wonderful time at Mukteshwar in winter. With the temperature dropping between 3°C to 16°C, it brings relatively cold in the hills. Recall packing reasonable warm dresses and jackets, and gloves as well. To see the extensive snow, visit during January and February. Winter is a reasonable period for couples to visit Mukteshwar.

How to Reach Mukteshwar 

• The nearest airport to Mukteshwar is Pantnagar which is around 100 km away from Mukteshwar. It will take 3.5 hours to reach Mukteshwar.
• Kathgodam(KGM) is the nearest railway station to Mukteshwar.
• It is approximately 9 hours drive from Delhi via Ghaziabad.
• Mukteshwar has good connectivity in terms of roads from various cities. 

Things to Carry in Mukteshwar

• ID Proof: Valid ID card issued by Government.
• Clothing: Warm clothing (Down Jacket/Fleece Jacket, Woollen Cap/Scarf, Hat, Lowers, Woollen & Cotton Socks, Thermal wears), Cotton Towels, Trekking/Hiking shoes & other comfortable regular wears.
• Toiletries: Lip balm, Wet wipes, Skin Moisturizer, Sunscreen.
• Medical Related: Personal medicines (if any), Mosquito repellent, prescribed medicines for high altitude sickness, Dehydration salt
• Other Optional: Sunglasses, Rubber Slipper, Power Bank, Candy, Dust Mask, etc.

Do`s & Dont`s in Mukteshwar

 Do`s                                                                                                                 

• Do wear proper clothes on the temple premises.
• Do take an extra pair of lightweight shoes. 
• Do respect the locals of the place.

 Don`ts 

• Do not litter here and there in public places.
• Do not harm any plant in fruit orchards, and don’t pluck anything without permission.