Nainital Tour

Nainital, the attractive paradise lake city that lies amidst with beautiful hills of Himalyan, is a india's no one hill resort that captures every bit of you, leaves you completely fascinated and driving for more. Nainital reminds you the beautiful Dal Lake of Kashmir; however, Nainital is naturally sprinkled with many othert lakes all over which have recently developed themselves to offer tourist more holiday splendid and activities like boating, canoeing and yachting.

Nainital is far-famed for the Naini Lake which is believed that Lord Shiva performed his tandava with Parvati’s body. The Naini peak is having height of 2611mts. Some of the other places of tourist interest are the Mall, now known as the Govind Ballabh Pant Marg. You can find restaurants, offices and hotels all located in the Mall.  You can also vist Nainital Zoo where you can find rare species of snow leopard, steppe eagle and the Himalayan black bear. The Governor House of the Raj Bhavan with its sprawling gardens is one of the few Raj Bhavnas open for public viewing. Nainital’s latest attraction is the Eco  Cave Garden where your children can learn about ecosphere.Nainital has many other lakes also like 'BhimTal', 'SaatTal',  'NaukuchiaTal' and 'KhurpaTal'.

Nainital is the best hill holiday resort of India that forces tourist to visit here for its spectacular and photogenic natural beauty from across the globe though springtime, summers and autumns form the peak seasons and finding accommodation can be difficult unless you book in advance. It offers a panoramic view of the snow capped Himalayas perched at a height of 1938 mts above sea level dressed with lush green forests that has a host of vibrant Flora and Fauna. You can take a leisure walk over the lake bridge connecting 'Mallital', the northern and upper end and 'Tallital', the southern and lower end dividing the district into two parts or alternatively you can enjoy a pony ride through the tall Pine Trees surrounding the area.

Nainital was once covered with thick and dense forests before it was converted into a holiday destination before 1839 and mainly inhabited by Tribal people of the Kumaoni race. It was initially developed as the summer retreat for the British and post independence became the summer destination of work from April to October of the Uttar Pradesh State Government; however the State Government ceased its function in 1963 and the Secretariat got converted into a High Court of this District.

Enjoy shopping while on a tour to Nainital at the numerous shops and make your pick for some nice gifts and souvenirs. The several lodges and hotels in Nainital offer a marvelous blend of tradition and modernity as well as a comfortable stay for the tourists.