Ranikhet has 15 tourist spots and places to see.
Being a popular tourist attraction, there are many places of interest and sightseeing at Ranikhet. Ashiyana Park and Rani Jheel are beautiful picnic spots. The famous Chaubatia Gardens is known for its fruit orchids of apples, apricots, peaches and various other alpine fruits. Mankameshwar, Haidakhan Temple, Jhoola Devi and Ram Mandir are revered shrines near Ranikhet.
There are 15 tourist spots in Ranikhet where travellers can spent their leisure time. Here you will find list of all the Ranikhet sightseeing options which you must visit and plan your itinerary accordingly. Explore the hidden gems of Ranikhet through this well-researched list, learn about the most happening places, things to do, famous picnic spots for a memorable vacation in Ranikhet.
Ashsiyana Park: Ashiyana Park is situated in the midst of Ranikhet town. The Park is specially designed & developed for children on the jungle theme by Ranikhet Cantt.
St. Bridget Church: It is an old church in Ranikhet town.
Syalikhet: It is a scenic spot with unparallel beauty situated at a distance of 25kms from Ranikhet. Syalikhet is located in the amidst green forest and apple orchards. The famous temple of Syahi Devi is situated in Syalikhet.
Binsar Mahadev Temple: The artistic structure of the Binsar Mahadev Temple and its deity Lord Shiva both adds positive vibes to our mind and soul. A beautiful stream flowing close to the Binsar Mahadev Temple adds amazement to the natural beauteousness of this sacred place. Binsar Mahadev Temple is situated amidst beautiful pine and deodar trees. Apart from the temple an ashram, Binsar Mahadev also has lovely cedar forest surroundings.
Katarmal Sun Temple: It is the second most important temple to Sun God, the first one being Sun Temple of Konark in Orissa. Katarmal is more than 800years old. Situated 25kms from Ranikhet this historical temple is an example of intricate sculpturing.
KRC (Kumaon Regimental Centre) Museum: KRC Museum was established in the 1970s, this Regiment Museum showcases the history of Kumaon and Garhwal regiments. It also displays valuable treasures like Rani Jhasi's silver scepter, Chinese rifles from the 1962 war, a World War-II Japanese wireless field telephone and documents related to the Kargil War.
