Historically, Betuli Dhar was primarily used by local shepherds as grazing land for their livestock. The area's remote location kept it relatively untouched by major historical events or developments. In recent years, with the rise of tourism in Munsiyari, Betuli Dhar has gradually gained recognition as a scenic viewpoint and trekking destination. While there are no significant historical monuments or structures in the immediate vicinity, the region's cultural heritage is reflected in the traditional Kumaoni way of life practiced by the local communities. The local villages around Betuli Dhar have their own folklores and traditions passed down through generations.