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Kranteshwar Mahadev

If you are fond of straying away from the usual mainstream tourist spots, you will choose Champawat. And if you're even more into the rustic exploration of the land where religion and spirituality culminate and originate for the rest of the country, you will visit Kranteshwar Mahadev.

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Nagnath Temple

The particular hilly towns of North India, worship Lord Shiva of the Hindu mythology as their chief deity. It is believed that Shiva is the conqueror of death, and delivers all his devotees from every possible trouble and makes their life peaceful and successful.

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PATAL RUDRESHWAR

Patal Rudreshwar is a 40 metres long and 18 metres wide naturally formed cave. It is believed that Lord Shiva meditated in the calm and undisturbed atmosphere of the cave. This holy cave came to be discovered when, it is said, Goddess Durga appeared in the dreams of one of the villagers and told him about the location of the blessed cave.

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Mayawati Ashram

22 km from Champawat and 9 km from Lohaghat, this ashram is situated at an altitude of 1940 meters. Mayawati shot into prominence after the Advait Ashram was established here. The ashram attracts spiritualists from India and abroad. Amid and old tea Estate, is the Advait Ashram of Mayawati.

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Lohaghat

Lohaghat and its surrounding region was earlier known as Sui, and the town has been a place of prominence since the rule of Katyuri kings. A scion of the Katyuri dynasty had established his principality at Sui in the eighth century.

The rulers of Sui were feudatories to the Katyuris until the fragmentation of the Katyuri kingdom in the end of the 10th century, after which they became feudatories of Doti . 

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Ek Hathiya Ka Naula

One of those structures, that is known not only because of its uniqueness, but also for its creators. A single handedly carved architectural marvel, situated about 5 km away from Champawat, Ek Hathiya ka Naula is named so, because it was literally carved by an artisan who had only one hand, over the span of a single night.

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Banasur Fort

The only structure in the area said to have been constructed in the medieval time, Banasur ka Kila is about 20 km from Champawat, and about 7 km from Lohaghat. What is interesting about this place, and similar to the Gwal Devta Temple is, that this is a place you visit for its legacy than for its actual physical presence. Vanasur ka Kila is a must-do for lovers of mythology. It is believed to be the capital of demon Vanasur who faced his defeat at the hands of Lord Krishna.

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Finding Shiva

Adi Kailash occupies a prominent position among the Panch Kailash in Hindu Mythology, revered alongside Om Parvat as profoundly sacred in Hinduism. Mere sight of it is believed to enlighten and purify the inner self, owing to the cosmic energy that permeates the serene landscape.

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Maa Barahi Devi Temple

Maa Barahi Devi Temple is a Hindu temple located in the Indian state of Uttarakhand. It is dedicated to the goddess Barahi, who is a form of the goddess Durga. According to Hindu mythology, the goddess Durga is believed to be an embodiment of the divine feminine energy, and she is worshipped as the supreme goddess. There are many myths and legends associated with the goddess Durga, and the Maa Barahi Devi Temple is likely to have its own unique history and traditions.

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Shri Baleshwar Temple

   Located in Champawat, Uttarakhand, the Baleshwar Temple is a captivating ancient marvel that offers a glimpse into the rich cultural and religious heritage of the region. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this temple was built in the 10th century AD by the Chand Dynasty, showcasing exquisite stone architecture that has stood the test of time.