Naina Devi Temple

The Naina Devi Temple is a well-known Indian temple among the places to visit in Nainital. And one of India's 51 Shakti Peethas is on one side of the lovely Naini Lake. In addition to being a stunning tourist site, it is on the lake's shore. Thousands of followers come to the temple worldwide to receive Maa Naina Devi's blessing. Tourists can purchase prasad and pooja materials from several stores adjacent to the Naina Devi Temple to use as offerings during devotion.

The Naina Devi Temple is one of the most revered in the country. It bestows blessings to visitors from all over the world. The town has an enormous Shivalik range of the Himalayas, and Mount Nanda Devi, the highest peak, watches over the temple. According to legend, this mountain is Naina Devi's sister.

History of Naina Devi Temple

The Naina Devi Temple is one of Nainital's most visited tourist attractions. It first appears in writing around the Kushan era or the 15th century (AD). The idol is thought to have been created in 1842 by a worshiper named Moti Ram Shah. Later, it was destroyed in a landslide in 1880. The temple was constructed in 1883 because of the intense devotion of people to the Goddess.  Since then, according to the inhabitants, the Goddess has protected them from all kinds of disasters.

Architecture

An old Peepal tree on the temple grounds is tall and guards the building while sheltering pilgrims. As you enter, Lord Hanuman stands there praising everyone and watching over the Goddess.

Festivals and celebrations

An old Peepal tree on the temple grounds is tall and guards the building while sheltering pilgrims. As you enter, Lord Hanuman stands there praising everyone and watching over the Goddess. The Nainital tour package must include seeing this vista and experiencing the festival ambiance.

The best time to visit Naina Devi Temple

The Naina Devi Temple is always accessible to the general public. During Navratri, the best time to visit Naina Devi Mandir is between September and October. Between July and August is the Shravani Mela, and between March and April is the Chaitra Mela.