Jihad Lagga Kaliganw village
About Jihad Lagga Kaliganw
Jihad Lagga Kaliganw (जिहाड लग्गा कालीगांव) is a village in Salt tehsil of Almora district in the Kumaon division of Uttarakhand, India. Salt tehsil has 227 villages listed on My Haldwani.
जिहाड लग्गा कालीगांव उत्तराखंड के अल्मोड़ा जिले की सल्ट तहसील का एक गाँव है।
About Almora district
Almora district is often called the cultural heart of Kumaon. Almora town was the capital of the Chand kings, and the district is home to the Jageshwar temple group, the cantonment town of Ranikhet, Binsar wildlife sanctuary and Kumaon’s famous bal mithai.
How to reach Jihad Lagga Kaliganw
We don’t have a confirmed map location for Jihad Lagga Kaliganw yet. Head to Almora, the district headquarters, or the Salt tehsil office, and ask locally for the road to the village. Shared jeeps from Haldwani and Kathgodam serve most towns in Almora district.
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Weather & best time to visit
Climate in Almora district depends on altitude: river valleys are hot in summer, middle hills (1,200–2,000 m) are pleasant from March to June and September to November, and villages above 2,000 m see snow in winter.
During the monsoon (July to September), check road conditions before you travel. Hill roads can be blocked by landslides.
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Questions about Jihad Lagga Kaliganw
Where is Jihad Lagga Kaliganw village?
Jihad Lagga Kaliganw is in Salt tehsil of Almora district, Uttarakhand.
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Sources: village name and tehsil from Wikidata (CC0); location from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL); altitude from SRTM elevation data. English spelling is transliterated from Hindi and may differ locally. Spotted a mistake? Tell us.