An ancient Katyuri temple settlement beside the Gomti River, where carved stone shrines, valley silence, and Kumaon history rest together.
About the place
Baijnath stands in the Katyur Valley beside the Gomti River, where a cluster of old stone temples carries memories of the Katyuri kingdom. The riverside setting, sculpted shrines and slow rhythm of the valley make it meaningful for travellers drawn to history, architecture, faith and quieter Kumaon landscapes.
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