Nainital abounds in scenic natural beauty and its entire landscape is dotted with lakes which has earned it the name 'Lake District' of India.
The most prominent of the lakes is Naini lake ringed by hills . Nainital has a varied topography .Nainital’s unending expense of scenic beauty is nothing short of a romance with awe-inspiring and pristine Mother nature.
Nainital, owing to its location, is colder than the rest of the hilly tract of Kumaon region. During monsoon, it gets heavy rainfall. The climate, therefore, is damp. The neighbouring areas of Almora and Ranikhet are warmer than Nainital. Similarly humidity in Nainital is less than in other hill towns. The monthly maximum and minimum temperature of the town ranged between 28.06 degree C and 7.06 degree C.
Places to visit in Nanital
Naini Lake ( Nainital )-NainiLake or Naini Taal, the picturesque blue green lake is located in the district of Nainital.
It is from this lake that the city of Nainital, the beautiful settlement by the lake, derives its name. NainiLake is so called because of its eye-like shape.
Khurpatal -At an altitude of (1635 MT) there lies just another beautiful spot at a distance of 12 km from Nainital popularly known as Khurpatal. It is considered to be anglers paradise having clear water and a good harvest of fishes.
Kilbury :- At about 12km. from Nainital at a height of (2528 MT) lies a place fit for weekend picnics.It is famous for its flora and fauna and bird watching.One can have a wide panoramic view of Himalayas along with a view of Tarai and Bhabhar.
China Peak /Naina Peak:- (2611 MT)-The highest peak of Nainital provides a challenge to the most avid trekkers. Situated about 6 kms from the town ChinaPeak is known for its splendid Bird's eye view of the town, the Himalayas and also the vast expanses of the Terai regions of Kumaon
Sat Tal ( SevenLakes) -On the way from Nainital to Bhimtal is a group of seven lakes called the Sattal. Nature has really provided this place beauty in abundance.
Bhimtal -The myth goes that the lake was built during the Mahabharata era. You can get taxis and buses at regular interval from Nainital. On the Nainital-Bhimtal road is MahraVillage. Here through the efforts of Dr. Yashodhra Mathpal a rich collection of the cultural and archeological items have been made. These artifacts from the Uttrakhand region gives you an insight into the cultural heritage of this area. At Bhimtal you can enjoy boating and have food at the restaurant on the island in middle of the lake. Bhimtal is 23 kms from Nainital and there are good accommodation facilities at the place.
Naina DeviTemple ( Nainital )-The attractive lake of Nainital is said to be the eyes of Sati, wife of Lord Shiva. Sati jumped into the sacrificial bonfire. Lord Shiva to mourn the death of his beloved wife carried the body across the country. The remains of her body fell at various places which today are sacred worship places for the Hindus.
How to Reach Nainital
Reach Nainital By Air : The nearest airport is at Pantnagar, which is 71 kms away. A coach takes tourists to Nainital. Taxis and buses are also available.
Reach Nainital By Rail : The nearest railhead is at Kathgodam, which is 35 kms away.
Reach Nainital By Road: The city is well connected by a road network. All weather roads to Delhi (322 km), Bareilly (141 km), Almora (66 km) and Ranikhet (60 km).
Public and private bus companies ply regular bus services between Nainital and Delhi, Lucknow, Bareilly, Hardwar, Dehradun, Almora, Ranikhet, Ramnagar and other important towns in the state.
The most prominent of the lakes is Naini lake ringed by hills . Nainital has a varied topography .Nainital’s unending expense of scenic beauty is nothing short of a romance with awe-inspiring and pristine Mother nature.
Nainital, owing to its location, is colder than the rest of the hilly tract of Kumaon region. During monsoon, it gets heavy rainfall. The climate, therefore, is damp. The neighbouring areas of Almora and Ranikhet are warmer than Nainital. Similarly humidity in Nainital is less than in other hill towns. The monthly maximum and minimum temperature of the town ranged between 28.06 degree C and 7.06 degree C.
Places to visit in Nanital
Naini Lake ( Nainital )-NainiLake or Naini Taal, the picturesque blue green lake is located in the district of Nainital.
It is from this lake that the city of Nainital, the beautiful settlement by the lake, derives its name. NainiLake is so called because of its eye-like shape.
Khurpatal -At an altitude of (1635 MT) there lies just another beautiful spot at a distance of 12 km from Nainital popularly known as Khurpatal. It is considered to be anglers paradise having clear water and a good harvest of fishes.
Kilbury :- At about 12km. from Nainital at a height of (2528 MT) lies a place fit for weekend picnics.It is famous for its flora and fauna and bird watching.One can have a wide panoramic view of Himalayas along with a view of Tarai and Bhabhar.
China Peak /Naina Peak:- (2611 MT)-The highest peak of Nainital provides a challenge to the most avid trekkers. Situated about 6 kms from the town ChinaPeak is known for its splendid Bird's eye view of the town, the Himalayas and also the vast expanses of the Terai regions of Kumaon
Sat Tal ( SevenLakes) -On the way from Nainital to Bhimtal is a group of seven lakes called the Sattal. Nature has really provided this place beauty in abundance.
Bhimtal -The myth goes that the lake was built during the Mahabharata era. You can get taxis and buses at regular interval from Nainital. On the Nainital-Bhimtal road is MahraVillage. Here through the efforts of Dr. Yashodhra Mathpal a rich collection of the cultural and archeological items have been made. These artifacts from the Uttrakhand region gives you an insight into the cultural heritage of this area. At Bhimtal you can enjoy boating and have food at the restaurant on the island in middle of the lake. Bhimtal is 23 kms from Nainital and there are good accommodation facilities at the place.
Naina DeviTemple ( Nainital )-The attractive lake of Nainital is said to be the eyes of Sati, wife of Lord Shiva. Sati jumped into the sacrificial bonfire. Lord Shiva to mourn the death of his beloved wife carried the body across the country. The remains of her body fell at various places which today are sacred worship places for the Hindus.
How to Reach Nainital
Reach Nainital By Air : The nearest airport is at Pantnagar, which is 71 kms away. A coach takes tourists to Nainital. Taxis and buses are also available.
Reach Nainital By Rail : The nearest railhead is at Kathgodam, which is 35 kms away.
Reach Nainital By Road: The city is well connected by a road network. All weather roads to Delhi (322 km), Bareilly (141 km), Almora (66 km) and Ranikhet (60 km).
Public and private bus companies ply regular bus services between Nainital and Delhi, Lucknow, Bareilly, Hardwar, Dehradun, Almora, Ranikhet, Ramnagar and other important towns in the state.
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