Attraction

Attraction in Nainital

The Mall Road

The mall is one of the most popular names in Nainital city. The busiest road during the day, The Mall runs along the banks of Lake Nainital. The British constructed The Mall Road which passes through the center of Nainital and connects the two main points of the city of Nainital, Mallital and Tallital Officially named as Govind Ballabh Pant Marg, Mall Road is still locally called and is famous by its previous name. Tourists and locals like to visit the mall most of the evening to enjoy the beauty of Naini Lake.

Naini Devi Temple

A famous Shakti Peetha of Hinduism, Naini Devi Temple is a sacred place of great devotion in Nainital. Devi Naini Devi Naini Devi is the founder of the temple and is situated at the northern end of the famous Nainital Lake. The goddess is represented by her two eyes in this holy temple. Devotees from far and wide come here to seek the blessings of Mother Naina Devi.The temple is situated atop Naina hill near Naini lake, and attracts thousands of devotees every year. There are several shops near the Naina Devi temple from where one can buy prasad and puja items.

Nainital Lake

Nainital Lake, popularly known as Naini Lake, is a major attraction of Uttarakhand as well as Nainital city. Surrounded by captivating seven hills, Nainital Lake is a favorite destination among romantic travelers from all over the world. It is one of the most visited lakes in India.Nainital Lake is an attractive beauty surrounded by seven different peaks namely Ayarpata, Diopata, Handi Bandi, China Peak, Alma, Laria Kanta and Lion Ka Danda. The lake can be divided into two distinct sections, the northern part is called Mallital and the southern region is called Tallital. The coniferous trees covering the hill add charm to the raw beauty of the place. You can also visit the Naina Devi Temple on the banks of the lake. A beautiful lake that once fell in love with a European man, Naini Lake today serves as a major tourist destination for people from all over the country.

The Zoo

The Nainital Zoo is a high altitude zoo located at a height of 2,100 meters or 6900 feet above sea level on the Lion’s Blackjack Hill. The zoo is spread over 4.6 hectares or 11 acres of green area. It was established in 1984 and opened to visitors in the year 1995. The zoo is officially called Pt. Was named as. Govind Ballabh Pant High Altitude Zoo in 2002. The zoo is one of the three high altitude zoos in India, the other two being in Sikkim and Darjeeling.One of the popular sightseers in Nainital, the zoo offers its visitors an extraordinary landscape, which lies between the central Himalayas and the Shivalik mountain range.

Snow View Point

Snow View Point does justice to its name and offers majestic views of these hills, making it one of the most scenic spots in Nainital. Situated at an altitude of 2,270 meters, this destination forms the gateway to the snowy valleys and mountains of the Great Himalayas. If you look on the other side, you will get a helicopter view of Nainital city and Naini lake.If you reach the snow view point from the ropeway, the excitement increases manifold, seeing the natural beauty. The picturesque landscape showcasing the region is beyond words.

Aerial Ropeway

Aerial ropeway is one of the biggest tourist attractions in Nainital. With hundreds of tourists flying each day, the Hawaii Ropeway, one of the popular places to visit in Nainital, takes people from Mallital to Snow View Point. The aerial ropeway is built in collaboration with Swiss technology with a state-of-the-art position and view. The ropeway has to climb both uphill and downhill climbs, giving travelers an excellent panoramic view of the surroundings.

St. Georges Church

Beautiful Neo-Gothic architecture, tall cedar and cedar trees, celestial atmosphere, stained glass windows and the magnificent yet positive aura of the cemetery, these are essential and prominent trademarks of St. John in Wilderness Church, Nainital. Being one of the oldest buildings, this church is highly frequented by architects to understand Neo-Gothic architecture. Behind the church is a cemetery, dedicated to those who lost their lives in the 1880 fatal landslide. A brass memorial has been erected within the premises of the church, which bears his name.

Horse Riding

A trip to a hill station is incomplete without experiencing the joy of riding a horse. It is a great way to explore the quaint trails of green hills and the untouched, untouched beauty of the area. Horses are generally well trained and experienced riders will have no difficulty. However, if you are riding for the first time, a horseman will assist you throughout the ride. Horses are available for hiring in Bara Pathar and are used as a mode of transport to visit various tourist spots of the region like Tiffin Top, Nainital Lake, Khurpatal Lake View Point, Lands End etc. It is quite an adventure. Gallop around the area and pass through leafy paths. This activity can be enjoyed in all seasons, from cold winters to summers.