Ranikhet

Tourist Points: Almora, Chamoli,Dhanaulti, Kausani, Mussoorie, Nainital & Ranikhet.
Wild Life :  Corbett National Park, Rajaji National Park, Nanda Devi National Park, Govind Wildlife
Sanctuary & National Park.
Pilgrimage:   Haridwar,Rishikesh,Yamunotri,Gangotri,Kedarnath,Badrinath and Hemkund Saheb.
Nature Lovers:   Valley of Flowers.
Adventures Seekers: Skiing & Auli , Water Sports and Trekking.

RANIKHET:

Ranikhet-"The Queen’s Field " has come to known so because according to popular belief, this spot had won the heart of Rani Padmini, Queen of Raja Sudhardev and she chose this scenic spot to be her abode. Today it is an important army town and the head quarters of the Kumaon Regiment. During the rains, flowers sprout up everywhere in rainbow colours, branches of trees stoop with ripened fruits & sunlight peeping through the mist & clouds endow an enchanting effect all across Ranikhet. As winter comes, the softly falling snow flakes cover the environs in sheets of pure whiteness.

Sight Seeing: Chaubatia Garden: 10km from Ranikhet town , it is popularly known as orchard country for its fruits & Govt. Fruit Research centre.

Bhaludam: This small artificial lake attract a number of tourist situated 3 km from the Chaubatia Garden.

Upat and Kalika: Upat, has one of the best mountain golf links(9 holes) in the country surrounded by dense oak forest. Kalika- the temple of goddess Kali and the forest nursery are worth visiting.

Jhoola Devi Ram mandir: 7km from Ranikhet on the route to Chaubatia, the place in known for temples devoted to Goddess Durga and Lord Rama.

Tarikhet: Situated at a distance of 8 km. From Ranikhet- Mahatma Gandhi stayed here for some time. Tarikhet is famous for Gandh Ashram and the highly venerated temple of Golla Devta. Bhagirath Pandey and his associates had started the Non-Cooperatio movement in this region by establishing the Prem Vidyalaya, which was visited by Mahatma Gandhi in 1929.