Quick Facts :

Location : Uttarakhand

Famous As : Pilgrimage Centre

Attraction : Baijnath Temple

The city of Bageshwar is no different from the rest of the cities of Uttarakhand. Lined by the magnificent mountain ranges of the lofty Himalayas, the land of Uttarakhand is God’s adobe for Hindus. Several popular Hindu Temples are situated within the state. Following the same trend of high spirituality of the cities of Uttarakhand, Bageshwar is also filled with the aura of religion and peace.

Just like Varanasi, the city of Bageshwar also displays the spirit of Lord Shiva and his powers thorgh the beefs of the native people.

Prime attractions :

The city of Bageshwar houses the Bajinath temple which is an ancient Hindu temple that draws many devotees. The temple was built during the year 1450 and the city derives its name from the temple.

The spellbinding sight of the confluence of Rivers Saryu and Gomti is sure to enthrall the spectators.

Fairs and festivals :

The city turns into a prime site of focus during the month of January. Throngs of devotees gather at Bageshwar to celebrate Uttargayani Fair. Devotees purify their body and soul by taking a dip in the holy waters of the Saryu and Gomti confluence.

History :

The city of Bagesgwar had high political importance in ancient time since it was the administrative capital of the Kayuri dynasty.