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Pithoragarh, located in the northernmost part of Uttarakhand, is known for its stunning mountainous landscape and rich natural beauty. The district lies in the Kumaon region and is often referred to as the "Little Kashmir" because of its picturesque setting. Pithoragarh is a popular tourist destination for trekking, camping, and nature walks, with attractions like Munsiyari and Berinag. The economy is largely based on agriculture, with crops like potatoes, apples, and wheat being grown. The district also has a thriving handicraft industry, particularly in wood carving and woolen products. Pithoragarh is also known for its historical significance, with places like the Pithoragarh Fort and temples like Nanda Devi Temple. The region celebrates Kailash Mela, Diwali, and other traditional festivals with great enthusiasm. Pithoragarh also serves as a base for pilgrims heading to Kedarnath and Badrinath. Its proximity to Nepal gives it strategic importance as well.