Ghorakhal Temple, nestled in the Kumaon Hills, is a serene 19th-century temple dedicated to Goddess Ghorangali, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
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Best time to visit
April to June, September to November
Languages
Hindi Β· English
Coordinates
29.375Β°, 79.517Β°
Key facts
1The temple is known for its unique architecture, blending Kumaoni and British styles.
2It houses a 7.6-meter tall statue of Goddess Ghorangali, one of the largest in India.
3The temple complex also includes a small museum showcasing artifacts and paintings.
Timeline
1802: The temple was built by the Kumaoni ruler, Raja Gurudutt Singh.
1815: The temple was expanded and beautified by the British Resident, William Frazer.
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