Deghat is a village located in the Syaldey Block of Almora District in Uttarakhand, India. It falls under the Bharsoli Panchayat and is situated approximately 61 kilometers west of Almora, the district headquarters. The village is positioned at an average elevation of 1,127 meters above sea level. 
The postal code for Deghat is 263659, and it is part of the Bhikiyasen Tehsil.  The local language spoken here is Hindi. Deghat is surrounded by several blocks: Chaukhutiya to the east, Bironkhal to the west, Gairsain to the north, and Bhikiyasain to the south. Nearby cities include Pauri, Almora, Ramnagar, and Nainital. 
Historically, Deghat is known for the Deghat Firing Incident of 1942, a significant event during India’s freedom struggle. 
For accommodation, there are vacation rentals available in and around Deghat, offering unique stays with local hosts. 
Additionally, “Deghat” is the surname of Dr. Mohammad Deghat, a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) at the School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, University of New South Wales, Sydney. 
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