Pandukholi — Attraction in Uttarakhand

Pandukholi (Pandav Kholi) is named after the Pandava brothers of Mahabharata. The caves of Pandukholi are situated at a distance of 27 km from Dwarahat. Padukholi is a scenic place located in the lofty hills of Doonagiri in Almora District.

Pandukholi, located near Dunagiri in Kumaon Himalayas is a scenic spot famous for its temple aloft a peak at 8,000 feet. Famous because this hill has the cave of Mahamuni Babaji. Apparently the hill has more undiscovered caverns because one can hear a hollow sound like beating of a drum when the ground is thumped above. If you want a place with mystique, charm having a hint of the unknown, this it it!!! Spectacular views abound all around. To reach here, you need to trek about 3 km from the roadhead which is at Kukkuchhina, 5 km after Dunagiri temple.

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PANDU-KHOLI Knwon as land of Lord Pandav Brothers. According to Historical records Pandav Brothers stay here for few time, during their (BANWAS-when they are suspended from their own kingdom) time. The place is slightly cold by nature, but yes you will definitely enjoy it during summer time. There is a small trek around 3KM when you coming from down side to main Temple, but yes the entire trek is awesome , you will feel like you are in LAP OF NATURE . The entire view of Pandu-kholi is alluring and very peace full, also enough for 1 or 2 day stay, but you can't stay here with family. Near Town and...

Pandukholi: Situated at a distance of 27 kilometres from Dwarahat, are the caves of Pandukholi. This cave is believed to have been one of the shelters of the Pandavs, the sons of Pandu during the 1-year 'Agyatavas' after their 14-year exile as mentioned in the Mahabharata. The name Pandukholi is also derived from the legend, 'Pandu' meaning the sons of Pandu that is Pandav and 'kholi' meaning shelter. This place is a 5 kilometre trek...