The Salt or Sult (Hindi: सल्ट) is a block in Almora district, Uttarakhand, India. It is also known as Kumaun Ki Bardoli, a name given to it by Mahatma Gandhi when he visited Almora in 1929. Khumar is a village located in Salt which has a Martyr Monument.

The Jagdai Kolin was a Koli girl of Sandna Village of Sult Block who married into a family from Sult. She is remembered by locals by the title of the Guardian Of Garhwal because of her courageous acts against the Gurkha Army of the Nepal Kingdom. In 1804, the Rana Bahadur Shah of Nepal sent his army to annex the Garhwal and Kumaon in the Nepal Kingdom. But when Gurkha Army arrived in Sult, Jagdai Kolin opposed the army. She saved the lives of thousands of Garhwali people by alerting them with the cry, "The Gurkha Army Has Arrived! The Gurkha Army Has Arrived!". The Gorkha Army captured Jagdai Kolin and injured her. As Jagdai Kolin did not stop, the Gurkha soldiers cut off her breasts, nose, and ears. They trapped Jagdai Kolin in a cottage and burned it down.

Villages in the Sult subdistrict:

• Achhron Malla
• Achhron Talla
• Ajoli Malli
• Ajoli Talli
• Amdali
• Amdhar
• Ansutale
• Aolet
• Arari Bist
• Babuli
• Bagadiya Sain
• Bajar Khora
• Baman Gaon
• Bamora
• Ban Kota
• Bandharan Basnal
• Bandharan Bist
• Banghat
• Bangidhar
• Barasi
• Baret
• Barhaliya
• Baurh Talla
• Beb
• Bhaisya Gangashri
• Bhakra Kote
• Bhawali Malli
• Bhawali Talli
• Bhel Gaon
• Bhinne
• Bhitakote
• Bhondada
• Bhyari
• Biralgaon Malla
• Biralgaon Talla
• Bisarakhet
• Bora Gaon
• Bour Malla
• Burakota
• Buraspani
• Chakkar goan
• Chami
• Chamkana Adha
• Chamkana Dadharya
• Chamkana Manral
• Chamori
• Chanch
• Chari Kyari
• Charwan
• Chhater Munil
• Chhoya
• Chichoan
• Chounoli
• Churi Jakhani
• Dabhara Saural
• Dadhariya
• Dangkara Koti
• Dangula
• Darmi
• Darmoli
• Debayal
• Debikhal
• Dhach Kote
• Dhai Ki char
• Dhairagaon
• Dhanas
• Dharkot
• Dhopari
• Dudhauri Birkhal
• Dunga Mohan
• Dungara
• Dungari
• Dungaria Sera
• Dyona
• Dyurari
• Ekoraula
• Gajar
• Garhakhet
• Geluwa Danda
• Gethiya
• Gewaipani
• Ghanyal
• Gharkheton
• Ghate Section
• Ghati Gotigate
• Ghuruwa Dhunga
• Ghweri
• Gingrai
• Goghyanibasiseem
• Gudlekh
• Gular
• Gumati
• Haneri
• Hansali
• Harara Tariyal
• Hararhamaulekhi
• Jakh
• Jakhal
• Jalikhan
• Jalikhan
• Jamani
• Jamoli
• Jamriya
• Jashkote
• Jaspur Patawal
• Jaspur Simal
• Jaspur Talla
• Jaspurkote
• Jaspursidh
• Jhargaon
• Jhimar
• Jhipa
• Jihara
• Jogyura
• Jorasi Range
• Junia Gadhi
• Kafalgaon
• Kafalta Talla
• Kaligaon
• Kaligarh
• Kaljhipa Rajwar
• Kalsir
• Kanari Thor
• Kande Khalpati
• Kaphalta Malla
• Karget
• Katriya Malla
• Katriya Talla
• Kaula Chountara
• Kaulapani
• Khaderagaon
• Khatalgaon
• Khatoli
• Khoulyo Kyari
• Khumarh
• Koilekh
• Kopi
• Kota
• Kotali Malli
• Kotali Talli
• Kothal Gaon
• Kuloli
• Kusiyachaun Malla
• Kusiyachaun Talla
• Lakharkote
• Lohargaon
• Luherha
• Machhor
• Machhora Section
• Maina Kote
• Maithani
• Malla Garhkote
• Malli Mahroli
• Mandal Range
• Mangaru Khal
• Mangron sirau
• Manhaite
• Manral Tanaula
• Masaniyabanj
• Masmoli
• Matakhani
• Matwash
• Maulekh
• Mavalgaon
• Mayal Bakhal
• Mayal Gaon
• Medari
• Mijholi
• Mijhora
• Mohan Range
• Morgarh
• Munra
• Nadoli
• Nagachula
• Nagtale
• Naharo
• Naikana
• Nail
• Naugaon
• Newal Gaon
• Newal Gaon
• Okhaliya
• Paisiya
• Pali Ghanyal
• Palligaon
• Panua Devakhan
• Patiya Chaura
• Patoli
• Pina Kot
• Pipana
• Pokhari Malli
• Pokhari Talli
• Ragar Garh
• Rampur
• Ramsingh Kichar
• Rankuna
• Ranthaml
• Ratan Kote
• Rikawasi
• Ritha
• Riwali Palli
• Riwali Walli
• Rudholi
• Sakarkhola
• Saknari
• Sankar
• Sarai Khet
• Sarsoan
• Sarurh Patsari
• Shailain
• Shokhati
• Simgoan
• Singro
• Sirali
• Siroli Kukrar
• Sirswarhi
• Soli
• Talla Garhkote
• Taraari
• Taram
• Tari
• Taya
• Teet
• Thala Manral
• Thala Tariyal
• Thalmarh
• Thatwarar
• Tolyo
• Totam
• Tukanauli
• Tukura
• Uniyalgaon
• Waila

29°40′N 79°10′E / 29.66°N 79.16°E / 29.66; 79.16