The modest, charming lakeside village of Naukuchiatal is a destination for anyone looking for peace and quiet in the shadow of unadulterated nature. As the name of the location implies, the main feature of this location is its nine-cornered lake, which is up to one kilometer long and 40 meters deep.

Why is Naukuchiatal famous?

In Uttarakhand, India's Nainital district, sits the village of Naukuchiatal. It is well-known for its 40 m deep, one kilometer long, nine-cornered lake. In the Nainital area, this lake is the deepest. Of all the places to visit in Nainital, this one is a must. Famously, Naukuchiatal is known for: 
• The lake with nine corners
• Its numerous fish species and lotus blossoms
• Its bluish-green, fresh, and transparent water
• The Lotus Pond nearby, which is adorned with lovely lotus flowers
• The butterfly museum adjacent, which also has a large collection of other unique insects

Activities at Naukuchiatal

If you enjoy extreme activities, you may add boating, paragliding, and fishing to your vacation itinerary to make it even more exciting and full of amazing experiences. One of the most well-liked and essential things to do when visiting the nine-cornered lake is boating. 

These days, paragliding is one of the most sought-after adventures in Uttarakhand. If you want to spend a really laid-back and tranquil weekend by the lake, fishing is highly suggested. You can give it a try at Jungligaon, a nearby location. A must-see location for Nainital tour packages.

Best time

Summertime at Naukuchiatal is warm but pleasant. Your mood can be improved by the evening's refreshing wind. The highest temperature during this period, which runs from March to June, is 30 degrees Celsius. 

It is advisable to steer clear of traveling during the monsoon, which finishes in September. The winter months are chilly, with temperatures between 0 and 20 degrees Celsius. In addition to getting a breath of fresh air, winters can bring a lot of snowfall. It is advised to wear heavy woolen clothing throughout this season, which lasts into February.