Binsar is one of the ideal tourist destinations in Uttarakhand. You will be spoiled for a choice of tourist attractions. Tourists need to a plan good number of days to explore Binsar or they will miss out on interesting places. For religious people; there can be no place better than Binsar. The destination offers you some of the oldest temples in India with unique historic stories.

From trekking to shrines and temples, Binsar offers you adventure, experience, divinity, and serenity as a total package. Some more activities include forest walks, wildlife sanctuaries, paragliding, trekking, bird watching, skiing, and more…

What to do in Binsar:

Enjoy the majestic view of a 300 km stretch of the Himalayas. You also get to see the magical peaks of Kedarnath, Nanda Devi, Nanda Kot, Chaukhamba, and Trishul. The forests of Binsar are ideal for trekking and sightseeing. Don’t miss the Kasar Devi Temple (also referred to as the house of hippies) and Khali Estate. Sunset point, Vivekananda meditation cave, and Koshi river are a few more names to remember during the Binsar vacation.

Binsar is also a naturally reserved sanctuary for leopards, red fox, black beers, ghorals, and monkeys. The fortunate also get to see over 200 varieties of birds. A few major tourist places in Binsar include Binsar Zero Point, Mary Budden Estate, Bineshwar Mahadev Temple, Binsar Sanctuary Museum, Pariyadeva Pashan, and more…

Where to shop in Binsar:

Binsar is the hub for handicraft items. You get to take home exclusive wooden products. Also, try the popular Rhododendron squash. Choose from an amazing collection of hand-knitted shawls, sweaters, and mufflers.

The Binsar Nature Gift Shop is an ideal place to buy souvenirs for family and friends. On your way to Binsar, you will find many local residents selling handcrafted woolen stuff. Feel free to explore the market and grab the best from the stock.

Conclusion:

Binsar is loaded with scenic beauty and so you may need extra batteries for your camera to capture the best and unlimited shots. If you are excited to explore Binsar, plan your visit from October to March. It is an ideal time for tourists and climate.