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Uttaranchali Folk Dances
Bhotiya Dance Bhotiya Dance is performed by Bhotias and are connected with death ceremonies.  It is believed by them that the soul of the dead person is residing in body of a goat or sheep and by dancing the soul can be liberated.

Barada Nati Barada Nati dance  is performed during religious festivals or any other social occasion. It is performed by men and women wearing colorful costumes.

Pandava Dance Pandava Dance is performed by narrating the story of Mahabharata accompanied by dance and music. This is performed during Dussehra and Deepawali.  

Langvir Dance This is a acrobatic dance performed by men. In this dance the dancer climbs a pole and balances himself at his navel on the top of the pole. Accompanied by dhola and music he balances and rotates on his belly at the pole and performs other acrobatic stunts.
 

Flora and Fauna

The alpine and tropical rainforests that cover most parts of the state make natural habitats of some of the best-known wildlife creatures India has on offer. The Jim Corbett National Park is home to Royal Bengal Tigers and ground for the plot of Jim Corbett's Man-eaters of Kumaon . Another rainforest in the region is Rajaji National Park famous for its large number of pachyderms. Alpine forests in the region include Valley of Flowers National Park (known for its amazing variety of flowers), Nanda Devi National Park, Govind National Park, Gangotri National Park, and many more.



 
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