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If you are searching for peace and solitude then Binsar may just be the place for you. The air is invigorating and the mountain views are glorious as is the feel of brown leaves crunching underfoot.

Binsar is a tranquil forest resort tucked away in the Kumaon Hills far, far away from the madding crowd. Binsar is a gorgeous hill station perched on top of the Jhandi Dhar hills at an altitude of 2412 m, and is completely surrounded by dense forests. Oak, rhododendron, pine and deodar grow in amazing abundance on the hills of Binsar. The mantle of green hangs all around - rocks covered with unusual moss and ferns, flowers and shrubs - foliage sprouting out of every conceivable nook and cranny of the hillside. The entire hill resort is now a sanctuary.

Time just stands still at this lovely hill station. In Binsar you will keep discovering new walking trails up the mountains and down the valleys, new lookout points for another spectacular sunset. The intimate little hill retreat of Binsar makes you feel that nothing can ever come between you and nature.

Binsar is a veritable goldmine for birdwatchers and boasts of 166 identified bird species.

Historically Speaking

Binsar was once the ancient capital of the Chand Raj kings who ruled in the 7th and 8th centuries. Binsar holds a sacred temple to Shiva, also known as Bineswar, built by King Kalyan. Today, a secluded hill station tucked amidst the Kumaon Hills, Binsar is far away from the madding crowd ideal for a quiet break or to spend some quality time with your loved ones.