Chamoli - Jewel in the crest of Garhwal
Chamoli is a beautiful town nestled in the Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand. It is perched at an elevation of 1300 metres above sea level and is bedecked on the holy banks of river Alaknanda.

The Chamoli city offers a promising view of nature, woods, the rumbling creeks and the alpine hills.


Located in the Central Himalayan region and surrounded by pristine greens, undulating valleys, stunning vistas, breathtaking landforms and various varieties if flora - Chamoli is the birthplace of the Chipko Movement and attracts nature lovers as much as it beckons the religiously bent. History has it that Chamoli was carved out of the former Garhwal district in 1960.

When in Chamoli, it is imperative to try local and traditional cuisine. Predominantly grain and cereal-based, the dishes are simple and nutritious, incorporate fresh local produce.

Chamoli is a shopper's delight and boasts shops that offer several local products like pickles and jams, decorative and utility objects, handloom products and warm clothes made of Angora wool, which is derived from the Angora rabbit that is found here.

People know this beauteous district to offer spiritual and adventurous expeditions. Places such as, Badrinath, Hemkund Sahib, Joshimath, Valley of Flowers, and Auli are nestled here. The district has scenic surroundings, lush valleys, and ancient shrines. Rich flora-fauna and the calm climatic also attract many tourists to visit here.

Chamoli is the birthplace of "Chipko Movement" which was started at Gopeshwar. A brave local woman, Gaura Devi initiated this. The movement took a rapid momentum. Many women and locals actively participated in this. The aim was to save the forest cover of Uttarakhand. Later, the great environmentalist Chandi Prasad Bhatt led the movement.

The district's amazing natural beauty is a treat to the visitors. Several Himalayan peaks are here. The tiny villages are scattered around. International Border with Tibet is also a center of attraction for the mountain lovers. One can also see the amalgamation of different cultures. Because the district is inhabited by the Bhotiya tribe who thrives here.

The verdant hills of Chamoli is a paradise for trekking, climbing and hiking. Many adventure bugs visit Auli for skiing and Rudranath for trekking. Rudranath (2,286 m) is the most exciting trek of Panchkedar. One can complete this 22 km long trek in two days

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