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General Information Of Pauri

Total Area - 5sq,kms.
Total Population - 20,397 ( 1991 census)
Altitude - 1,814 Mts. above from the sea level
Temperature: 27?C in Summer - 6 to 11?C Degree in Winter
Rainfall - Heavy rainfall during monsoon.
Clothing: Summer- Cottons/ light woolens, Winter - Heavy woolens
Languages: Hindi, English and Garhwali.

Society ? Brahmins, Rajputs, Harijans (Scheduled Castes)

Profession - Agriculture , animal husbandry

Traditional Cuisine - Meat, Roti (Manduwa), Bhats, Rice, Jhingora, Kaouniare etc.

Costume - Kamarbandth
( waistband ) Julka

Ornaments - Nath, Phuli,Bulak, Murkhala, Tops, Kundal, Hansuli, Mala, Kandi, Gulband, Dhagule, Kangan, Jhinvara, Paunta, Lacha, Dhagula.

Culture
Hill Jatra

Hill Jatra is a distort “Hal (Plough) Jatra”. Hill Jatra simply means the adoration (worshipping) of Hal (Plough) which good crop yield. In this context the Hill Jatra which is celebrated in Pithoragarh has prominent place.

In 15th Century during the regime of Chand King a four member delegation comprising of Mahar brothers from Pithoragarh reached Nepal to participate in “Indra Jal” festival. Mahar brothers won the festival by their intelligence and bravery. After that they reached Pithoragarh with all the material used in the festival as inward. Kumour brothers founded “Bin Jakhani”, “Chassar”, “Kumour” villages and started celebrating the “Indra Jal” festival of Nepal every year in the month of Bhadrapad on "goura mahesh" departure day Hill Jatra . 

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