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Distance Chart.Xlsx https://essenceofkumaun.com/ UTTARAKHAND DISTANCE CHART Distances from Delhi To via km Ramnagar Harpur-Moradabad-Kashipur 249 Dhikala Ramnagar-Dhangarhi 300 Nainital Moradabad-Kashipur-Ramnagar-Kaladhungi 310 Nainital Gajraula-Moradabad-Rampur-Rudrapur-Haldwani-Kathgodam 303 Nainital Moradabad-Tanda-Darial-Bazpur-Kaladhungi 284 Ranikhet Moradabad-Haldwani-Kathgodam-Bhowali-Kharima 352 Ranikhet Haldwani-Nanital 363 Almora Haldwani-Bhowali-Khairna 355 Almora Haldwani-Nainital-Khairna 368 Almora Nainital-Ranikhet 407 Gajraula-Moradabad-Rampur-Rudrapur-Kichha-Sitarganj-Nanakmatta- Tanakpur 333 Khatima Nanakmatta Moradabad-Rumpur-Rudrapur-Kichha-Sitarganj 291 Purnagiri Temple Tanakpur (Mororable) 345 Purnagiri Temple Tanakpur (Trekking) 3 Vivekananda Ashram (Shyamlal Tanakpur 361 Tal) Champawat Tanakpur 408 Lohaghat Tanakpur-Champawat 421 Pithoragarh Tanakpur-Champawat 484 Kathgodam-Tanibagh-Bhimtal-Khutani-Dhanachuli Bend-Shahr Phatak- Pithoragarh 484 Mornaula-Devidhura-Lohaghat Tawaghat Tanakpur-Pithoragarh 592 Munsiyari Tanakpur-Pithoragarh-Thal-Ogla-Tejam-Birthi 612 Bhimtal Moradabad-Haldwani-Kathgodam-Ranibagh 290 Page 1 of 13 https://essenceofkumaun.com/ Haldwani-kathgodam-Ranibagh-Bhimtal-Khutani-Dhanachuli Bend- Mukteshwar 333 Bhatalia Mukteshwar Kathgodam-Bhowali-Ramgarh 342 Mukteshwar Nainital-Bhowali-Ramgarh 353 Bageshwar Kathgodam-Bhowali-Khairna-Almora-Kaparkhan-GairadBend-Takula 434 Kapkot-Loharkhet Bageshwar 475 Binsar Kathgodam-Bhowali-Khairna-Almora 386 Kausani Kathgodam-Bhoeali-Khairna-Almora 405 Kausani Ranikhet-Dwarahat 428 Kausani Nainital 418 Jageshwar Kathgodam-Bhowali-Khairna-Almora 389 Choukori Almora-Barechhina-Paleo Bend-Raiagar-Berinag-Udiyari Bend 457 Choukori Almora-Bageshwar-Kotmanya 480 Reetha Saheb Nanakmatta-Tanakpur-Champawat-Khetikhan-Dunaghat 482 Nanakmatta - 291 Pithoragarh-Tawaghat-New Sobla-Pangu-Sosa (Sosa-Ashram Narayan Swami Ashram 616 (Trek)..4km) Uttarayan (Tripura Devi Temple) Almora-Barechhina-Paleo Bend-Raiagar 445 Kathgodam 269 Haridwar Meerut by pass-Khatauli-Muzaffarnagar by pass-Roorkee 201 Rishikesh Haridwar 230 Dehradun Roorkee-Fatehpur-Mohand 255 Mussoorie Dehradun 290 Page 2 of 13 https://essenceofkumaun.com/ Distances from Nainital To via km Ranikhet Khairna 60 Almora Khairna 63 Almora Ranikhet 104 Dhikala (main entrance to Kaladhungi-Ramnagar 117 Corbett NP) Delhi Kathgodam 303 Delhi Kaladhungi-Ramnagar-Kashipur 310 Bageswar Khairna-Kwarab Bridge-Almora-Takula 138 Munsiyari Khairna-Almora-Bageshwar-Choukori-Thal-Tejam-Birthi-Kalamuni 288 Dwarahat Ranikhet 93 Kausani Khairna-Almora-Kosi-Someshwar 115 Kausani Ranikhet-Dwarahat-Someshwar 136 Binsar Khairna-Almora-Kaparkhan-Ayarpani 96 Bhowali - 11 Bhimtal Bhowali (Bhimtal-Naukuchiyatal..4km; Bhimtal-Satta...13km) 22 Sattal Bhowali 24 Ramgarh Bhowali 25 Mukteshwar Ramgarh 50 Bhowali-Khatani-Dhanachuli bend-Shahrphatak-Mornaula-Devidhura- Reetha Saheb 165 Dunaghat Bhowali-khatani-Dhanachuli Bend-Shahrphatak-Mornaula-Dunaghat- Champawat 160 Lohaghat Page 3 of 13 https://essenceofkumaun.com/ Jageshwar Almora-Barechhina 99 Abbot Mount Lohaghat-Marodakhan 155 Pithoragarh Bhowali-Khatani-Dhanachuli Bend-Shahrphatak-Mornaula-Lihaghat 210 Kapkot-Loharkhet Bageshwar 185 Choukori Almora-Barechhina-Paleo Bend-Raiagar-Udiyari Bend 170 Choukori Bageshwar 190 Choukori Almora-Barechhina-Udiyari Bend-Paleo Bend-Raiagar 168 Nanakmatta kathgodam-Sitarganj 82 Dharchula Pithoragarh 302 Narayan Swami Ashram Pithoragarh-Tawaghat-Pangu-Sosa (Sosa-Ashram....4km (trek)) 339 Kathgodam - 34 Karanprayag Ranikhet-Dwarahat-Ganai 190 Tanakpur kathgodam-Sitarganj-Khatima 109 Haridwar Kathgodam-Moradabad-Dhampur-Nagina-Najibabad 325 Haridwar Kaladhungi-Kashipur-Jaspur-Jaspur-Afzalgarh-Najibabad 257 Mussoorie Haridwar-Dehradun 415 Uttarayan (Tripura Devi Temple) Almora-Raiagar 155 Lohaghat Bhowali-Khutani-Dhanachuli Bend-Shahrphatak-Dunaghat 147 Khabrar Bhowali-Ramgarh 34 Gazar Bhowali-Khutani 63.5 Page 4 of 13 https://essenceofkumaun.com/ Distances from Almora To via km Kathgodam Khairna-Bhowali 86 Delhi Khairna-Bhowali-kathgodam 350 Delhi Khairna-Nainital-Kathgodam 368 Delhi Ranikhet-Nainital 407 Pithoragarh Barechhina-Artola-Kaflikhan-Danya-Ghat 114 Nainital Khairna 63 Nainital Ranikhet 104 Bageshwar Kaparkhan-Ayarpani 79 Binsar Kaparkhan-Ayarpani 31 Kausani Kosi-Hawalbagh-Someshwar 50 Jageshwar Barechhina-Artola 34 Dwarahat Kosi-Katpuriya-Ghinghari Khal 69 Karanprayag Kausani-Baijnath-Gwaldam-Tharali 147 Karanprayag Dwarahat-Ganai-Adibari 166 Ranikhet Kosi-Ghinghari Khal 44 Lohaghat Shahrphatak-Mornaula-Devidhura (Lohaghat-Champawat...13km) 131 Choukori Bageshwar 125 Kapkot -Loharkhet Bageshwar 120 Munsiyari Barechhina-Raiagar-Udiyari Bend-Thal-Gauchar-Tejam-Birthi-Kalamuni 192 Champawat Shahrphatak-Mornaula-Lohaghat 144 Tanakpur Lohaghat-Champawat 219 Choukori Barechhina-Paleo Bend-Raiagar-Udiyari Bend 102 Mukteshwar Shahrphatak-Dhanachuli Bend-Bhatalia 83 Mukteshwar Kwarab Bridge-Peora-Odakhan-Bhatalia 54 Dhikala (entrance to Corbett NP) Ranikhet 169 Munsiyari Bageshwar-Kotmanya-Thal-Tejam-Birthi 223 Uttarayan (Tripura Devi Temple) Paleo Dend-Raiagar 90 Khabrar Kwarab Bridge-Peora-Bhatalia 55 Gazar Shahrphatak 52.5 Page 5 of 13 https://essenceofkumaun.com/ Distances from Bageshwar To via km Baijnath - 22 Karanprayag Baijnath 103 Kapkot-Sama-Tejam-Birthi-Kalamuni (around 37km is Kuchha Motorable Munsiyari 111 road) Kotmanya-Choukori-Udiyari Bend-Thal-Gauchar-Tejam (about 12km road Munsiyari 144 is Kuchha between Girgaon and upto 6km before Munsiyari) Choukori Kotmanya 46 Kausani Baijnath 38 Dharchula Thal-Ogla-Jauljibi 144 Narayan Swami Ashram Dharchula (motorable upto Sosa) (Sosa-Ashram...3km Trekking) 181 Pithoragarh Chokori-Thal-Dewalthal-Salmora 126 Pithoragarh Choukori-Udiyari Bend-Thal-Gauchar-Ogla-Salmora 150 Binsar Takula-Ayarpani 70 Almora Takula-Ayarpani-Kaparkhan 79 Almora Baijnath-kausani 88 Takula-Ayarpani-Gairad Bend-Paleo Bend-Barechhina-Artola (Gairad Jageshwar 102 Bend-paleo Bend-14 km Kuchha motorable road) Jageshwar Takula-Ayarpani-Kaparkhan-Kasar Devi-Barechhina-Artola 103 Dwarahat Baijnath-Kausani-Someshwar 81 Ranikhet Dwarahat 114 Ranikhet Baijnath-Kausani-Someshwar-Gwalakot-Majkhali 97 Nainital Takula-Almora-Kwarab Bridge-Khairna 138 Kathgodam Takula-Kwarab Bridge-Khairna 161 Reetha Saheb Almora-Shahrphatak-Dunaghat 228 Tanakpur Almora-Shahrphatak-Mornaula-Lohaghat-Champawat 296 Delhi Kathgodam 430 Mukteshwar Almora-Shahrphatak-Dhanachuli Bend-Bhatalia 162 Champawat Almora 223 Dhikala (main entrance to Kausani-Gwalakot-Ranikhet 222 Corbett NP) Uttarayan (Tripura Devi temple) Choukori-Udiyari Bend 62 Page 6 of 13 https://essenceofkumaun.com/ Distances from Champawat To via km Lohaghat - 13 Lohaghat-Mornaula-Shahrphatak-Dhanachuli Bend-Khutani-Bhimtal- Delhi 429 Ranibagh-Kathgodam Reetha Saheb Narsing Danda-Khetikhan-Dunaghat 74 Reetha Saheb Lohaghat 71 Gorakhnath Ki Dhuni (kuchha motorable road) 32 Gorakhnath Ki Dhuni (Trekking) 1.5 Vevekananda Ashram (Shyamal Sukhidhang 59 Tal) Purnagiri Temple Tanakpur (Trekking....3km) 88 Pithorgarh - 76 Tanakpur - 75 Pithorgarh-Tawaghat-New Sobla-Pangu-Sosa (motorable) (Sosa-Ashram Narayan Swami Ashram 208 (Trekking...4km) Nainital Lohaghat-Dunaghat-Shahrphatak-Dhanachuli Bend-Khutani-Bhowali 160 Munsiyari Lolaghat-Pithoragarh-Thal-Tejam-Birthi-Kalamuni 204 Almora Lolaghat-Dunaghat-Mornaula-Shahrphatak-Lamgara 144 Ranikhet Almora 188 Ranikhet Lohaghat-Dunaghat-Mornaula-Shahrphatak-Khutani-Bhowali-Khairna 198 Nanakmatta Tanakpur 116 Bageshwar Almora-Gairad Bend-Takula 223 Kapkot -Loharkhet Almora-Bageshwar 264 Kathgodam Lohaghat-Shahrphatak-Khutani-Ranibagh 165 Choukori Lohaghat-Ghat-Panar-Rameshwar-Gangolihat-Raiagar Udiyari Bend 127 Binsar Almora 175 Kausani Almora 194 Dharchula - 168 Mukteshwar Lohaghat-Shahrphatak-Dhanachuli Bend 127 Khabrar Shahrphatak-Dhanachuli Bend-Bhatalia 131 Gazar Shahrphatak 96.5 Page 7 of 13 https://essenceofkumaun.com/ Distances from Chaukori To via km Delhi Bageshwar-Almora-Kathgodam 480 Delhi Raiagar-Almora-Kathgodam 457 Kathgodam Bageshwar-Almora 211 Kathgodam Raiagar-Almora 188 Munsiyari Thal-Tejam 98 Dharchula Thal-Ogla-Jauljibi 110 Pithoragarh Thal-Ogla 104 Pithoragarh Thal-Dewalthal 79 Pithoragarh Gangolihat-Ghat 111 Lohaghat Gangolihat-Ghat (Lohaghat-Champawat..13km) 114 Tanakpur Ghat-Lohaghat-Champawat 202 Reetha Saheb Lohaghat-Champawat 202 Bageshwar Kotmanya 46 Kapkot -Loharkhet Bageshwar 155 Karanprayag Bageshwar-Baijnath 149 Dhikala (main entrance to Bageshwar-Kausani-Gwalakot-Ranikhet 268 Corbett NP) Ranikhet Kausani-Gwalakot 143 Almora Bageshwar 125 Almora Raiagar-Paleo Bend-Barechhina 102 Nainital Udiyari Bend-Raiagar-Almora-Khairna 170 Nainital Bageshwar-Almora 190 Kausani Bageshwar-Baijnath 84 Binsar Raiagar-Paleo Bend-Gairad Bend 103 Dwarahat Baijnath-Someshwar 127 Mukteshwar Raiagar-Almoa-Kwarab Bridge-Peora-Odakhan-Bhatalia 156 Mukteshwar Raiagar-Almora-Shahrphatak-Dhanachuli Bend-Bhatalia 185 Uttarayan (Tripura Devi Temple) Udiyari-Bhatalia 16 Jageshwar Raiagar-Paleo Bend-Barechhina-Artola 105 Khabrar Almora 157 Gazar Almora-Shahrphatak 154.5 Page 8 of 13 https://essenceofkumaun.com/ Distances from Kausani To via km Kathgodam Almora-Khairna-Bhowali 136 Almora - 50 Nainital Almora-Khairna 115 Ranikhet Someshwar-Gwalakot-Majkhali 59 Ranikhet Someshwar-Dwarahat 76 Karanprayag Baijnath 97 Bageshwar Baijnath 38 Dwarahat Someshwar 43 Binsar Almora 81 Jageshwar Almora 84 Mukteshwar (25 km Kuchha Almora-Kwarab Bridge-Peora-Odakhan-Bhatalia 108 motorable road) Kapkot -Loharkhet Baijnath-Bageshwar 79 Baijnath-Bageshwar-Kaptok-Sama-Quiti-Birthi-Kalamuni
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