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The garhwalis are well known for their hospitality. No matter who you are and what religion you follows they will treat you as athithi and provide you best available food and services they can.
Among the other parts of the country i found the people of Pipalkoti, joshimath, chamoli, Bemaru, Math, Bejani and Merag more courteous.
They are so pious and altruistic that even a stranger or foreigner coming to their village and dont have money to

There are any places to be visited in Pipalkoti and Bemaru. There is a very famous temple of lord Shiva in Bemaru where people from distant places used to get the holy sight of lord.
Apart from it the eyecatching nature's beauty filled with full of lord's blessing and scattering happiness throughout the Bemaru is well known.

The main occupation of residents of Bemaru is agriculature but a large part of youth have also joined army. Since the time of thier childhood their parents started preaching the concern for thier country (India), its people and obligation for the society. The women are also very brave and responsible, they are majorly responsible for performing the household chores and feeding their cattle along with looking after their babies. They also take part in agricultural activities by giving a shoulder to shoulder to their husband and helps in regulating their live smoothly.

Bemaru is a small village of around 170 people in Chamoli District of Uttarakhand. It's maiin market is pipalkoti which is 5 kilometer far from Bemaru. Here the literacy rate is more that 75% constituting both the male and female population. The villagers are very simple and sober and always shows keenness to help each other.
It is been surrouned with four villages, Bejani from right, Math and surenda from down and Ludaon from back. The people of Bemaru are very religious and courteous, they worship lord Shiva. There are two very famous temples of Lord Shiva in Bemaru where people not only from other neighborhood villages but also from the distant locatioins withing India and foreign used to come for a holy sight.
Due to hilly area the villagers used to cultivate land in ladder form. They have to work very hard. A few years back the govt also provided them with potable water facility and the work of aligning Bemaru with Pipalkoti and Gopeshar is also on progress under the state governmental project of joining villages with roads.
In terms of education the villagers of Bemaru (Chamoli) were luckier than the people of other villages. They were priviledged with the two school one is primary school (Prathmik vidyalaya Bemaru and Prathmic madhmayamik vidhyalaya) used to provied education till 5 and 8th standard till 1999. But later on by accepting request of villager that their pupils need to go very far (Pipalkoti) for gatherin education, the state govt sanctioned a high school which now teaches children upto 10th standard.
The villagers of Bemaru are very religious and also follows some cultures. Their favorite festivals are all hindu festival like Holi, Diwali, Basant Panchmi, Dushra, Maha Shivratri, Ram Navami, Raksha Bandhan, Janma Asthmi,Navratri, Makar Sakranti etc. Due to the unity among the villagers and its neighborhood most of the festivals are being celebrated together at temples. They organise huge festive sponsored collectively by all families and villages.
Though people of Bemaru are educated and courtious but casteism is also prevailing there, but with the passage of time they are also breaking some of the taboos and aheading together for a prosperous future.

Bemaru is a small village of around 170 people in Chamoli District of Uttarakhand. It's maiin market is pipalkoti which is 5 kilometer far from Bemaru. Here the literacy rate is more that 75% constituting both the male and female population. The villagers are very simple and sober and always shows keenness to help each other.

It is been surrouned with four villages, Bejani from right, Math and surenda from down and Ludaon from back. The people of Bemaru are very religious and courteous, they worship lord Shiva. There are two very famous temples of Lord Shiva in Bemaru where people not only from other neighborhood villages but also from the distant locatioins withing India and foreign used to come for a holy sight.

Due to hilly area the villagers used to cultivate land in ladder form. They have to work very hard. A few years back the govt also provided them with potable water facility and the work of aligning Bemaru with Pipalkoti and Gopeshar is also on progress under the state governmental project of joining villages with roads.

In terms of education the villagers of Bemaru (Chamoli) were luckier than the people of other villages. They were priviledged with the two school one is primary school (Prathmik vidyalaya Bemaru and Prathmic madhmayamik vidhyalaya) used to provied education till 5 and 8th standard till 1999. But later on by accepting request of villager that their pupils need to go very far (Pipalkoti) for gatherin education, the state govt sanctioned a high school which now teaches children upto 10th standard.

The villagers of Bemaru are very religious and also follows some cultures. Their favorite festivals are all hindu festival like Holi, Diwali, Basant Panchmi, Dushra, Maha Shivratri, Ram Navami, Raksha Bandhan, Janma Asthmi,Navratri, Makar Sakranti etc. Due to the unity among the villagers and its neighborhood most of the festivals are being celebrated together at temples. They organise huge festive sponsored collectively by all families and villages.

Though people of Bemaru are educated and courtious but casteism is also prevailing there, but with the passage of time they are also breaking some of the taboos and aheading together for a prosperous future.