A beautifully and distinctly constructed city at the backdrop of Himalayas holds breathtaking view of charismatic scenery. And it gains the citation in history where queen of Kumaon Padmini fell in the divinity of nature. Thus to oblige the princess the King Sudhardev, built the meticulously designed palace which got its name Ranikhet.
Residing at the district of Almora, Uttarakhand, it’s also referred as Queen’s field. Meadows and mountains being snowcapped the lush greenery across the township relaxes the sensory organs from the every sight of it. And it happens to be the great hill station attracting tourists for its alluring morning sunrise. Having the opportunity to golfing, hiking, fishing and trekking one can delve in the scenic bliss.
And the city headquarters the Kumaon Regiment of the Indian Army with the monumental and historically enrichment of Kumaon Regimental Centre Museum. Where agriculture and horticulture, are the main occupation of the people, the district known for Nanda Devi Peak to treks, mountains, orchids and temples, it holds specific relevance from the British period. Ranikhet laying close to Delhi and Dehradun also serves as the phenomenally suitable weekend destination.
