Kasar Devi Temple

The Kasar Devi village is in particular regarded for the Kasar Devi temple, the shrine committed to Kasar Devi. The temple itself dates back to the 2nd century CE. A winding walkway from gateway on the primary avenue, proper up to the village, leads as much as the temple. The location is home to deodar and pine forests. It also presents perspectives not just of Almora and the Hawalbagh Valley, but also of the panoramic view of the Himalayas from Bandar punch height on the Himachal Pradesh border to Api Himal in Nepal.

A large fair, referred to as Kasar Devi Fair, is held on the Kasar Devi temple on the occasion of Kartik Poornima in the Hindu calendar, similar to November and December. The temple includes two unique corporations of temples in a single and any other of lord shiva and bairava. The principal temple includes lots of jyoti that are 24 hours for years. It has additionally been a havan kund where timber log are burnt 24 hours. The ash of Dhuni is stated to be very powerful. The Hill top affords lovely scene of the valley and the Himalayas that make it a appropriate area for images.