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A small temple dedicated to the much‑loved Kumaoni deity Golu Devta, the god of justice. Travellers often stop here to offer a bell before starting a journey into the hills.
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The original 1884 station building, a charming piece of colonial railway architecture.
A quiet reservoir and wide pebbly riverbed, favoured for birdwatching, sunrise walks and quiet reflection. The forested foothills form a dramatic backdrop. Locals come here to picnic and bathe; there are no shops, so bring water. The stretch downstream is ideal for light trekking and riverside yoga.
A small, ancient Shiva temple with a stone lingam and peaceful courtyard.
A revered Shakti temple in the railway colony, especially vibrant during Navratri. The compound exudes a calm, deeply local spirituality.
Kalichaur Mandir
A small, ancient hilltop shrine dedicated to Goddess Kali. The 20-minute climb through a scrubby forest rewards with sweeping views over Haldwani, the Gaula valley and the Shivalik ridges.
A pedestrian hanging bridge across the Gaula River, offering fine views of the valley and the forested hills. A peaceful spot to watch the river rush beneath, and a popular photo point.