Pancheshwar
The Kali river meets the Saryu river at Pancheshwar. There is the Chaumu Temple in Pancheshwar which is dedicated to Lord Shiva. A mela is also held here during Shivratri each year. The devotees from the villages nearby gather here to make merry and worship Lord Shiva. At this time, a dip at the river is believed to be spiritually more effective than any other time during the year. The rest of the year, the temple is deserted. The areas near Pancheshwar offers excellent Himalayan views, trails, treks and is excellent for angling. The rivers situated here are also good for rafting.

Chaukori
Chaukori is a beautiful spot which is situated at a height of 6,595 feet. Chaukori offers great views of snow capped mountains and extraordinary sunrise and sunsets. The entire area is covered with tea gardens and fruit orchards that are simply great for walking around. This place is devoid of tourists and known for its quaint peaceful walk.

Pithoragarh Fort
The Pithoragarh Fort is situated on the outskirts of the main town of Pithoragarh. This fort is set on the top of a hill, and built by the Gorkhas when they took over the town in 1789.

Patal Bhuvneshwar
Patal Bhuvneshwar is situated about 94 kms. from Pithoragarh. There is a 1 Km long cave. The cave has beautiful statues. This place is also described in Skandpuran. Some of people believed that Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati lived in these caves. Inside cave, on the walls, images of Lord Shiva's hair can be seen, from which water drops are falling continuously. On the right side, it has statue of Lord Ganesha. Little ahead is Badrinath and Kedarnath. It also has Ranidwar, Papdwar, Dharmadwar, Mokshdwar and Bhuvneshwari Kund. The feathers of Jatayu can be seen a little ahead from here. Near the cave is Sumeru Hill, which has image of Sumer at the top. A little distance from here, the Mahaling statue of Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh can be seen. On crossing the narrow cave there is a statue of Shiv and Parvati. It is said that Shiva hide in this cave to save himself from Bhasmasur. On back to cave, there is a pond, whose water is pure and clear.

Jhulaghat
The town of Jhulaghat shares its border with Nepal formed by the Kali river. There is a small market on the either side of the border. There is a hanging bridge on the river, known as Jhulaghat. After crossing the bridge you can enter Nepal and visit it without any extra cost or official documents like passport and visa. 

Narayan Ashram
Narayan Ashram is situated north of Pithoragarh, after Dharchula and Tawaghat. The Narayan Ashram was established by Narayan Swami in a shady green nest, and housed in a striking edifice. It has a school for local children and runs training programmes for local youth and economic development. The ashram also has a library, the swami’s samadhi sthal and a meditation center.

Dharchula
Dharchula is located about 94 km from Pithoragarh. Dharchula is an important camp along the Kailash Mansrovar, Adi Kailash and Narain Ashram routes and the gateway for Darma, Chaudans and Byans regions. 

Munsyari
Munsyari is situated at a distance of about 127 km from Pithoragarh. Munsyari is the center as well as the gateway to the Johar region. From here, one can see the Panchchuli range from very close quarters. It is also the base camp for trekkers going to Milam, Ralam and Namik glaciers. 

Jauljibi 
Jauljibi is situated about 76 km from Pithoragarh, at the confluence of the Gori and Kali rivers. Jauljibi borders Nepal and is an important trading center. During the autumn season, Jauljibi pulsates with important trade fair which is an indicator of the cultural and commercial prosperity of the region.