Lansdowne Tour Packages

Lansdowne

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Lansdowne is one of those hill stations that are still unexplored by travellers and tourists. The name of the region is taken from a British Viceroy (whose name was Lord Lansdowne) of India in 1887 AD. He was also the founder of this area, hence the place became famous by the name of Lansdowne. Before it was discovered as Lansdowne, it was called "Kaludanda".

Dense populations of Oak and Pine make the atmosphere clean, crispy and fresh. When British ruled over the region, the town came into existence to provide Garhwal Rifle training and for recruitment. It's interesting to note that the command office Garhwal Rifles of Indian Army is still located in this town.

The area has also been the cantonment of army. It is perched at an elevation of 1706 meters above the sea level. The town is tucked away at a distance of 81 kilometers from Pauri district in Uttarakhand. People across the country come here to refresh their mind and soul, escaping from the bustle of cities. Its captivated and charming beauty keeps attracting visitors from far and wide, all round the year.

People from an array of cultural backgrounds came here for the purpose of business which results in growth of the popularity of the town in the country. Sardotsav is one of the popular festivals in Lansdowne. The festive occasion is celebrated with great enthusiasm and takes place every year between January and February.

The maximum temperature in summers stays at 30 degree and the minimum temperature is around 15 degree Celsius. In winters, the temperature varies from 24 degree to 0 degree Celsius. If you want to visit Lansdowne, nature lovers can the period from October to March is the best time.

Lansdowne Tourist Place
Lansdowne has in store many attractive places where tourists love to visit throughout the year. According to Hindu mythos, the Kanvashram is highly revered in the region. It's believed that son of Shakuntala' "Bharat" was born at this very temple. Individuals can also make a visit to Jwalpadevi shrine, devoted to the Hindu goddess Durga. Other tourist attractions that you can enjoy include Tarkeshwar Mahadev Temple, Garhwali Mess, Regimental Museum and Bhulla Tal.