Devotees who come to Uttarakhand to see the scissors Dham often miss the nearby beautiful village Chausali. This small village, situated in Nainital district, is a treasure of peace and beauty in the lap of nature. The unique mixture of lush green forests, hill paths and local culture makes it a perfect weekend gateway. Whether you are fond of trekking or looking for spirituality, Chausali wooes everyone.
This place is just 15-20 kilometers from the Catchy Dham, which can easily be included in its journey. This village is known for its simplicity and natural views. The calm atmosphere and cold winds here give relief from the rush of the city. Local people are hospitalized and their stories connect you with the culture of Uttarakhand. The tour of Chausali makes the spiritual journey of the scissors Dham more memorable.
This place is famous for its natural beauty and cultural heritage. The Chausali temple here is the center of faith of the local people, where you can spend time in a peaceful atmosphere. The view around the temple is surrounded by mountains and forests, which is best for photography enthusiasts. In addition, the Chausali trek is of easy and medium level, which takes you to dense forests and small waterfalls. The fields and fruit gardens around the village give you a close experience of local life. The view here at sunset is worth seeing, when the mountains take a bath in golden color.
First of all you have to come to Nainital or Kathgodam. Kathgodam railway station is about 50 km from Chausali, from where a taxi or bus is easily found. If you are coming from Delhi, you can reach Kathgodam in the morning with night bus or train. From there, the path of Chausali via scissors Dham is very beautiful. Private vehicles may have to park near the scissors Dham, as shuttle service is available there. There are small guesthouse and homestay to stay in Chausali, where you can stay for Rs 800-1500. Keep warm clothes and trekking shoes, as the weather remains cold. Try local food such as Bhatt’s stunning and potato gutka.
