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Amidst the long Oak, Kafal and Rhododendron trees lies the Kafal Gates with a spectacular view of the lush green jungle at a height of 5840 ft. above sea level in Lansdowne, Uttarakhand. The Kafal Gates is your getaway to a pure, serene and tranquil ambience far away from the city's madness and pollution . With its unforgettable setting , panoramic views and exceptional facilities, it sets just the perfect tone for you to reconnect with the ethereal elements of nature that serve as a treat to the soul.
A splendid sun setting over oak tree jungle will give you a soulful experience reminding you of the classic landscape picture from your childhood book.
Situated in the lap of nature surrounded by a jungle which is the ultimate haven for wildlife and nature lovers, this resort is just the right place for you to spot wild animals who inhabit the wilderness. So, at Kafal Gates, be ready wake up at the chirping sound of birds.
Besides enjoying the tasteful facilities of the resort, you can savor a plethora of exciting activities at Lansdowne. Situated within 6km of Lansdowne market, Kafal Gates provides an easy access to the enticing market place for enjoying the local shopping experience. Furthermore, if you are a wildlife lover, Jim Corbett National Park is around 40 km away. So, hop into a cab and off you go for a day trip!
Nearby Places to Visit
Tarkeshwar Temple
Surrounded by Deodar and Pine trees, this temple is considered a sacred place by devotees. It is around 7 km from Kafal Gates can be reached within 20 minutes. It was named by combining the names of the Demon, Tarkeshwar, with Lord Shiva (Mahadev) and exemplifies why Shiva is called “Bholenath.”
Kaleshwar Temple
With a 500-year-old history, this Shiva temple is visited by thousands of devotees throughout the year. It is believed that around 5000 years ago it was called Kalunda after the rishi Kalun who meditated here. It is maintained by Garhwal Rifles and is at a distance of 30 km from Kafal Gates.
St. Mary's Church
Built in 1895 by Col.A.H.B Hume of the Royal Engineers of the British Army, this church with alluring Victorian architecture is considered Lansdowne’s jewel. Though a busy place during the British times, it was closed to the public in 1947 and later converted into a museum which has enormous tourist footfall in the present day.
Kundu Danda / Chakulia Khal
Just about 2 KM away from Kafal Gates, Lansdowne, there awaits a 7 km long, lush green OAK jungle trek for you. Interestingly, the area is marked by 7-ponds and is believed to be the site where the Pandavas had undergone their Agyatvash. Enjoy the mystic weather or spot some wildlife like deer at this nature’s abode.
Kalagarh Tiger Reserve / Jim Corbett National Park
Situated within 40 km of Lansdowne but just 20 km from Timmersain Mahadev, is the famous Kalagarh Tiger Reserve where you can enjoy a safari ride and spot the wildlife in its natural habitat. Hence, you can save a day if you visit the holy shrine en route to Kalagarh Tiger Reserve.
Garhwal Rifles Museum
A well-decorated two-storied museum displaying numerous details about the origin and achievements of the Garhwal rifles of the Indian army, this memoir of the war Heros is a big tourist attraction of the region.
Tip-in-Top Point
This is the highest point in Lansdowne and a perfect place to trek to. If you are not the trekking types, you can take a cab too.
Bhulla Lake
A perfect picnic spot amidst thick Oak and Banj forest is the Bhulla lake which is maintained by the Indian army. It is a place where you can go with your loved ones for a boat ride or just chill around and have fun. It is around 29 km away or a 45 minute drive from the Kafal Gates, Lansdowne.
Chinbo Waterfall
The aquarium-blue-coloured natural waterfall exemplifies the beauty of Lansdowne’s untouched natural, pristine settings reverberating serenity into your very soul. It is just 19 km away from Kafal Gates which is just a 35 min drive. Be sure to carry your bathing suit so you can dive into its refreshing water for a soulful renuvination.