Discover Kausani: The Switzerland of India

The Panoramic Himalayan Balcony: Perched at an altitude of 1,890 meters in the Bageshwar district of Uttarakhand, Kausani is world-renowned for offering a continuous, 300-kilometer-wide unobstructed view of majestic Himalayan peaks like Nanda Devi, Trishul, and Panchachuli.
The “Switzerland of India”: This iconic title was famously bestowed upon the town by Mahatma Gandhi in 1929, who was so deeply captivated by its pristine pine forests, rolling hills, and alpine climate that he prolonged his stay here.
A Tranquil Eco-Tourism Retreat: Situated on a scenic ridge away from heavy commercial mountain traffic, Kausani serves as a serene sanctuary for travelers looking to experience untamed nature, rich Kumaoni culture, and absolute peace.

Anasakti Ashram (Gandhi Ashram): The historic, peaceful ashram where Mahatma Gandhi stayed and wrote his commentary on the Anasakti Yoga. It features a rich museum showcasing his life and a legendary sunset viewpoint.
Kausani Tea Estate: A sweeping, 208-hectare high-altitude plantation known for producing premium organic orthodox tea, offering guided tours through its aromatic green terraces.
Baijnath Temple Complex: A majestic group of 12th-century stone temples located just 16 kilometers away in the Garuda Valley, built by the Katyuri kings along the banks of the Gomti River.
Sumitranandan Pant Gallery: A beautifully preserved museum dedicated to the legendary Hindi poet Sumitranandan Pant, who was born in Kausani, housing his original manuscripts, awards, and personal library.

Chasing the Golden Sunrise & Sunset: Gathering at the local viewpoints or your resort balcony to watch the snow-capped Himalayan peaks dramatically change color from stark white to brilliant orange and gold at dawn and dusk.
Trekking to Rudradhari Falls and Caves: Embarking on an easy, scenic 2-kilometer trek through dense pine forests and paddy fields to witness a beautiful cascading waterfall and ancient caves dedicated to Lord Shiva.
Tea Tasting and Factory Tours: Strolling through the Kausani Tea Estate to watch local workers pick tea leaves, learning about the manufacturing process, and tasting freshly brewed, export-quality Kumaon tea.
Buying Authentic Local Shawls: Visiting the Kausani Shawl Weaving Factory to watch skilled local artisans operate traditional handlooms, and purchasing high-quality, authentic woolens and Kumaoni handicrafts.