Known as the Gateway to Naini Lake, Jeolikot is a
pristine hill station brimming with life, colors and butterflies. It is famous
for its butterfly population along with its floriculture. In midst of
formidable neighbors such as Nainital, Mukhteshwar and Jim Corbett National
Park, Jeolikot remains untouched by all the tourist rush that gather around it.
It is located just off NH 87 and is a favourite for
naturalists and poets. Visit Jeolikot for its enchanting beauty, stunning
colors and lush greenery, amidst distant views of the Himalayas.
Best time to visit Jeolikot
Jeolikot can be visited during any time of the year.
Winters can get very chilly, especially during the night so do carry adequate
woolen clothing. Summer are cool and refreshingly pleasant and provide a
perfect escape to the dry temperatures of the plains.
How to Reach Jeolikot
Air: The nearest airport is Pant Nagar Airport which is
just 53 km away from Jeolikot. One can easily get a cab or catch a bus for
Jeolikot from the airport.
Rail: The nearest rail head is Kathgodam Railway Station
which is just 18 km from Jeolikot. One can easily get a cab or a bus for
Jeolikot from the railway station.
Road: Jeolikot is situated on NH 87 and is well connected
to different parts of the state and the country. Public buses regularly connect
the town to different parts of Uttarakhand.
Sightseeing in Jeolikot
Naini Lake, Mukhteshwar, Jim Corbett National Park are
the major attractions in and around Jeolikot.
Activities in Jeolikot
Trekking, Floriculture and Bird Watching are the
activities that the town is known for.
The Jeolikot Experience
Jeolikot is famous for its floriculture and butterfly
population so head up to this town to experience this magical combination of
happiness.
Jeolikot's Cuisine
Try out some amazing Garhwali and Kumauni cuisines such
as aloo ke gutke, gahat, chainsoo and kaapa.
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