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Introduction:
The weather in Ranikhet is alpine. All the four seasons have
something special to offer at Ranikhet. Therefore, it can be
visited at any time of the year. Winters are cold and the entire
region experiences snowfalls during the months of December and
January. The sylvan surroundings of Ranikhet have attracted
innumerable people. Together with the vistas of the Himalayas,
ancient temples, picturesque picnic spots, splendid strolls
and the exciting treks Ranikhet is a popular tourist destination
in India. Ranikhet is situated in the northern part of the state
of Uttaranchal, in the northern region of India, is idyllic
in its charm, and draws holidaymakers almost all the year round
with its salubrious climate and balmy breeze. Against the backdrop
of snow-capped Himalayan peaks, Ranikhet means “Queen’s Field”.
It is situated in the Kumaon hills and is located on an altitude
of 1824 m above sea level and ideal to spend a holiday. Ranikhet
is 59 km from Nainital and 50 km from Almora. Ranikhet has derived
its name from Rani Padmini, who was so enamoured by the place
that she decided to stay there. The place is then come to known
as Ranikhet, which means fields of Rani. Later British developed
Ranikhet as army cantonment. Ranikhet is still a cantonment
town and one can see soldiers in the area. The people here are
simple and happy in their life. Ranikhet is full of dense forest.
It is the main place of the Kumau regiment. Since it is a cantonment
area, it is extremely clean. The bazaar of Ranikhet is also
unusual.
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