The best-value and most traveller-friendly accommodation in Pithoragarh, rooms range from simple with shared bath to large and ornately furnished. The friendly, fusspot owner offers good local info, but be aware that the hotel is locked each evening by 10pm (and it doesn't open until 8am the next day). It's in the main bazaar, close to the bus stand. Rates are negotiable.
Hotel Yash
Uttarakhand
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
21.82 MILES
Surrounded by peaceful deodar forest is this cluster of 124 picturesque temples and shrines dating to the 7th century AD. They vary from linga shrines to…
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1.73 MILES
A popular outing from Pithoragarh is the 7km traipse up to Chandak (1830m), a hilltop village and forested area offering sublime viewpoints of the Soar…
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Jageshwar Archaeological Museum
21.96 MILES
The small but worthwhile Jageshwar Archaeological Museum houses a collection of exquisite, detailed religious carvings dating from the 9th- to 13th…
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This renovated historic fort was built by Gurkas in 1791 before being taken over by the British in 1815 who named it London Fort. There's a museum opening…
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22.21 MILES
Sitting 2km outside Jageshwar on the approach to town is this attractive but low-key complex of 7th-century temples dedicated to Lord Shiva.
Nearby Uttarakhand attractions
0.15 MILES
This renovated historic fort was built by Gurkas in 1791 before being taken over by the British in 1815 who named it London Fort. There's a museum opening…
1.73 MILES
A popular outing from Pithoragarh is the 7km traipse up to Chandak (1830m), a hilltop village and forested area offering sublime viewpoints of the Soar…
21.82 MILES
Surrounded by peaceful deodar forest is this cluster of 124 picturesque temples and shrines dating to the 7th century AD. They vary from linga shrines to…
4. Jageshwar Archaeological Museum
21.96 MILES
The small but worthwhile Jageshwar Archaeological Museum houses a collection of exquisite, detailed religious carvings dating from the 9th- to 13th…
22.21 MILES
Sitting 2km outside Jageshwar on the approach to town is this attractive but low-key complex of 7th-century temples dedicated to Lord Shiva.