Khirsu Tourism

Khirsu

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It will be wonderful to explore the small, pleasant and charming village of Khirsu, closer to the Pauri, in the district of Garhwal. The snow-laden peaks of Khirsu draw thousands of visitors in the months of winter. But most of the time pilgrims approach to this small town in summers. In the clear summer every one can easily perceive the 300 named and unnamed peaks.

Khirsu remains perched at an elevation of 1700 meters above the sea level. It is 19 kilo meters from Pauri town. Deodar forests, oak trees and apple orchards make it more beautiful. It is really gaining popularity in India.

Devotees and followers frequently visit to the more deserving shrine of Ghandiyal Devta. It is far and far from the noisy pollution of the villages and cities. It is a silence area where you can listen the sound of cracking leaves when it comes under your feet. Different types of birds' species can be seen in the valley of mighty Himalayan.

The panoramic belt of Khirsu receives the subtropical climate. Whether its Khirsu or the aurrounding areas like Dhanaulti, Jageshwar or Munsiyari, you can visit them anytime of the year. Summers are comfortable as there is not much temperature, whereas winters are chilly. Summers will be the best time to travel to Khirsu. Months of April, May and June are of summers, and the maximum temperature is around 45 degree and minimum is around 29 degree Celsius. From October to January are winters, where temperature varies from 25 degree to 0 degree Celsius.

Definitely, Khirsu is like a hidden gem for tourists in the northern Indian state of Uttarakhand. Regardless of whether you're travelling with your entire family or visiting as a couple, the small town of Khirsu offers abundant opportunities to spend some good time and remember those moments as well.