Nainital, one of the prettiest hill towns in India, is encircled by verdant slopes, old cottages, and twisted alleyways. The town is renowned for both its natural attractions and comfortable climate all year round. Nainital's attractions include ancient temples, historic buildings among others. So, if you are planning to head to Nainital for a rejuvenating vacation this season, don’t misi visiting its top attractions.l.
Naina Devi Temple
A well-known attraction in Nainital, Naina Devi shrineis situated on the shores of the Naini Lake. It is a well-known Hindu shrine and one of India's 51 Shakti Peethas. Maa Naina Devi, also known as Mata Sati, is the presiding deity of the Naina Devi Temple. Hindu mythology holds that the temple was established on the location where Goddess Sati's eyes landed when Lord Vishnu dismembered her body into 51 pieces.
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Tiffin Top
Tiffin Top, also known as Dorothy's Seat, is a well-known tourist destination in Nainital. Tiffin Top's Dorothy Seat, a stone work perch created in the artist's honour, provides breathtaking views of the Himalayas and Nainital city. You can catch a glimpse of the Kumaon Hills and Naini Lake from this point. One can even catch a glimpse of Nanda Devi's beautiful scenery on clearer days.
Raj Bhawan, Governor’s House
Raj Bhawan was originally constructed for the Governor of North West Province. It is now the palace of the Governor of Uttarakhand, and is one of Nainital's most opulent attractions. The Governor's House is a Victorian Gothic mansion with two levels, 113 rooms, a garden, a swimming pool, and, a golf course. The structure strongly resembles the Castle of Scotland.
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Naini Lake
Naini Lake echoes the hues of its picturesque surroundings. The lake, which is shaped like a pear, draws lots of tourists for activities like paddling, boating, and sailing. You can enjoy a long walk around the lake while admiring the tranquil sunset. Seven diverse peaks, including Ayarpata, Deopata, Handi Bandi, Cheena Peak, Alma, Laria Kanta, and Sher Ka Danda, encircle the lovely Nainital Lake.
Sattal Lake
A set of seven connected freshwater lakes known as Sattal Lake or Sat Tal can be found in the lower Himalayan Range. It is situated close to the town of Bhimtal in the Uttarakhand province's Nainital district. Surrounded by Himalayan hills, a remarkable collection of oak and pine forests, colonial bungalows, and architectural churches, these lakes are a visual treat.
High Altitude Zoo
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Tallital, Nainital's Sher ka Danda hill is home to the High Altitude Zoo, also known as the Nainital Zoo. The zoo houses a number of local species of birds and exotic animals, many of which are endangered. The Bharat Ratna Pandit Govind Vallabh Pant High Altitude Zoo Management Society oversees the management of the Nainital Zoo using the money collected from admission fees of the tourists. It is a great place to visit with your family and children.
Eco Cave Gardens
Tourists, especially kids, are fascinated by the Eco Cave Gardens. Seven caves make up the park, and a winding, narrow path leads to each one. By constructing a number of caverns that resemble the animals' true dwellings, the Eco Cave Garden aims to provide visitors a view of the natural habitat of the Himalayan species.
