Nainital

With Naina, Aryapath and Deopatha mountains encircling it at the northern, southern and western boundaries, Nanital has its all-spreading charm that makes it all the more beautiful. It contains numerous tourist attractions and is marked with cool climate where the temperature doesn’t go beyond 27 degrees. Geographically, Nainital has the shape and form of a pear.

There are several myths associated with Nainital. The present Naini River was previously named as the Tri Rishi Sarovar. If you wish to know the myth related to Nainital, then you must get yourself acquainted with the story of the three sages, who became the reason for the origin of this lake. When the thirsty sages could not have access to water in Nainital, they dug some part of the earth and filled water into it, which was brought from the sacred Mansarovar Lake, located in Tibet.

• Pay homage to the Naina Devi Temple.
• Visit the Almora district, Pithoragarh and Kausani district.
• Head towards the cathedral named as St. John in the Wilderness.
• Witness the captivating Mukteshwar.
• Boating or Yathching at Lake Naini.
• Shopping of famous Candles.
• Ropeway tour to Snow Peak
• Visit to famous high Altitude Zoo.

In Nainital, you can have a panoramic view of hills from the Naina Peak or else you can witness the intriguing sight of the Bhimtal Lake. The devotees of Shri Ram and Shri Hanuman have every reason to go to Hanumangarhi, where the image of Lord Hanuman is worshipped. One can also have a sight of the snow-capped mountains including Nanda Kot, Himalaya, Trisul and Nanda Devi.

Apart from visiting the above-mentioned attraction, one also has the option of coming close to Sattal, where a bunch of 7 lakes exist in the most appealing form. The lakes that you are likely to come across while visiting this place include Sita Lake, Nal-Damyanti Lake, Laxman and Ram Lake as well as Panna Lake. One can also head for a picnic at Tiffin Top, where the views are found to be very amazing.

Adding to the lakes, there is the enchanting Naukuchia Tal along with the Khurpa Tal. Due to these lakes and other attractions, the craze for Nainital has increased in leaps and bounds.

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