Nainital

There are so many lakes situated here, that is why it is known as the city of lakes. Naini Taal, Bhim Taal, Saat Taal, Naukuchia Taal, and Khurpa Taal are some of them which offer to tourist more holiday splendors and activities like boating, canoeing, yachting and more. Following are the main attractions of Nainital.

The Naini Lake - It is one of the major tourist attractions, surrounded by the hills, cottages and villas peeping from the greenery of the hills, when all these reflect in the lake, it is the sight to be hold.

Hanumangarhi - It is very popular for its amazing view of Sunset. There is a temple dedicated to the Hindu God Hanuman, situated at a height of 1951 meter above the sea level.

Dorothy Seats - It provides the visitor a partial view of Nainital and its surrounding area, situated at the altitude of 2292 meters.

Kasauni - Situated at a distance of 120 km from Nainital, it is known as ‘Switzerland of India’. Thick pine forest, medium range hills separating it from Nandadevi mountain range, a beautiful sunset and sunrise, each sight is so enchanting that this will be unforgettable moment for you.

Land’s End - As name suggests, It is one of the beautiful places in the city , situated at the altitude if 2118 meters but one does have to put much effort to climb here.

State Observatory - It is devoted to the Astronomical studies. You can visit here to have a look at instruments on working days. Otherwise for night time viewing of stars and planets, some days are fixed on moonlit night and permission is required for night time visiting.