Kuti Village

Kuti Village is a scenic town in Uttarakhand’s Pithoragarh region, recognized for its breathtaking scenery, cultural diversity, and trekking opportunities. Here’s a basic overview.

• Location: Kuti Village is set in the Kuti Valley, 65 kilometers from Dharchula and 164 kilometers from Pithoragarh district headquarters, close the Tibetan border.
• Population: The village has a population of roughly 363 people, with an estimated literacy rate of 80.72%.
• Cultural Significance: Kuti Village is thought to be the home of Kunti, mother of the Pandavas, and is mostly populated by the Byansi group, which is noted for preserving their rich heritage.
• Trekking: The village is a key stopping point for pilgrims on the Adi Kailash walk, providing stunning vistas of the Himalayas as well as opportunities to learn about the Byansi people’s distinctive culture and traditions.
• Accessibility: It is accessible by road and trekking, with Kathgodam being the nearest major railway station and Pantnagar having an airport.
• The best time to visit is between April and October, as the weather is perfect for trekking and touring the settlement.