Nainital Overview

One of the most well-liked hill towns in Northern India is Nainital, a gorgeous lake town in the Himalayas. The Kumaon Himalayan region's Nainital, often known as the "Lake District,". It is at a height of around 2,000 meters above sea level. Seven hills, referred to as "Sapta-Shring," surround this lovely village. Also popular are Ayarpata, Deopata, Handi-Bandi, Naina, Alma, Lariya-Kanta, and Sher-Ka-Danda. 

Nainital is adjacent to Dehradun and is easily accessible from Delhi. The hill station is at the bottom of Kumaon Hills in Uttarakhand. Nainital is the perfect weekend getaway from Delhi and the neighboring areas.

The impressive mountains and the lakes make the town look more beautiful. The town's main attraction among places to visit in Nainital is Lake Naini. Tourists can see many colorful sailboats around it. According to folklore, the lake was formed when the eyes of the deceased goddess "Sati" fell here when Lord Shiva was carrying her body. 

The perfect getaway is included in the Nainital tour package. On the hillside, there are many hotels and resorts, and Mall Road is a busy commercial district. Some cafes and restaurants serve both regional and international food. Many pathways through the woods offer beautiful panoramas of the surroundings. You can attempt horseback riding around the town or kayaking on the lake. Hot-air ballooning and mountaineering are two of the most popular activities in Nainital.

History 

The town functioned as the summer capital of the United Provinces under British administration. It has a vibrant neighborhood of houses and bungalows with a rich colonial past. This little village, spread out over a forested valley, used to draw homesick Britons. Another destination which makes the town more famous is the Naina Devi temple. It is on the shore of the lake. The hill station also has top-rated educational institutes. It has had a few famous schools and universities since the British era.  

Due to their love of the gorgeous Cumbrian Lake District, the British founded the city. It had colonial buildings, making the area more beautiful.  There are a few unexplored little hill towns near Nainital, such as Pangot, Ranikhet, and Almora. In Nainital, there are a few quick hiking trails as well.

The best time to visit Nainital

The peak season, May to June, is the optimum time to visit Nainital. Nainital is a year-round attraction due to its pleasant climate throughout the year. The temperature varies between 23 and 25 degrees Celsius from April to July.

Whether you want to go boating in the picturesque Naini Lake, taste some Garhwali and Kumaoni specialties, or shop for souvenirs. Try to take a ropeway journey to Snow View Point to admire the Himalayan splendor. Nainital is sure to leave an effect on you.