कुमाऊँमुख्यालय Almora
Almora
Capital of the Chand kings from 1563 and the cultural heart of Kumaon.
येका बान जाणे जांद: Jageshwar Dham · Chitai Golu Devta · Kasar Devi · Ranikhet
Almora द्यखाकुमाऊँ · गढ़वाळ
कुमाऊँ अर गढ़वाळ
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द्वी मंडल
कुमाऊँ · मंडल मुख्यालय Nainital
कुमाऊँ
The eastern division, historically Manaskhand, ruled by the Katyuris and then the Chand kings from Champawat and Almora. Kumaon is known for Aipan floor art, Baithki Holi, the Chholiya sword dance, Golu Devta's temples of justice, and its terraced valleys looking out on Nanda Devi, Trishul and Panchachuli.
Pithoragarh · Bageshwar · Almora · Champawat · Nainital · Udham Singh Nagar
गढ़वाळ · मंडल मुख्यालय Pauri
गढ़वाळ
The western division, historically Kedarkhand — 'the land of forts' — once fragmented into 52 garhs before the Panwar kings united it. Garhwal holds the Char Dham (Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, Badrinath), the sources of the Ganga and Yamuna, the Pandav Nritya tradition, and the Dhol-Damau music that accompanies every rite of life.
Uttarkashi · Dehradun · Tehri Garhwal · Rudraprayag · Chamoli · Pauri Garhwal · Haridwar
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Dehradun (Chakrata)
Jaunsar-Bawar
A tribal region with its own Jaunsari language, distinctive kinship and village-council traditions, Mahasu Devta worship, Bissu and Maroj festivals and Harul dance.
Uttarkashi / Tehri
Rawain & Jaunpur
Valleys along the Yamuna with distinct dialects, wooden koti-banal architecture and deities like Someshwar and Kapil Muni.
Pithoragarh (Munsiyari, Milam)
Johar
Valley of the Johari Shauka traders who carried salt, wool and borax across the passes to Tibet.
Pithoragarh (Dharchula)
Darma, Byans & Chaudans
Homeland of the Rung people, speaking Tibeto-Burman languages; Kailash–Mansarovar route via Lipulekh.
Chamoli
Niti & Mana
Highest villages of the Dhauli and Alaknanda valleys, home of the Marchha and Tolchha Bhotiya communities.
Bageshwar
Katyur & Danpur
The Katyur valley was the seat of the Katyuri kings; Danpur is known for its forests, Pindar valley and folk balladry.
Pithoragarh
Sor valley
A wide bowl valley, sometimes called 'little Kashmir', known for Hilljatra and Kumaoni folk theatre.
Udham Singh Nagar / Nainital / Champawat
Terai & Bhabar
Forest-plains belt at the foot of the hills, home of the Tharu and Buksa, and today the state's farming heartland.