Naini Lake
Surrounded by the majestic sights of picturesque hills, the still waters of Naini Lake is one of the favourite spots for romantic travellers in India. Located at an altitude of 2,000 feet above sea level and covering a total perimeter of 2 miles, a visit to Nainital is incomplete without boating in the silvery waters of this mesmerizing lake. The Naini Lake is a charming beauty that is surrounded by seven different peaks namely Ayarpata, Deopata, Handi Bandi, Cheena Peak, Alma, Laria Kanta and Sher Ka Danda. You can also seek the blessings of Goddess Naina Devi at the Naina Devi temple which is also situated near the Naini Lake.
Eco Cave Gardens
At a distance of 3 km from Tallital Bus Stand & 1.5 km from Nainital Lake, Eco Cave Garden is a newly developed tourist spot located in Sukhatal or Mallital on the Kaladungi road in Nainital. The Eco Garden is a set of six small caves in the shape of various animals. In the evenings, you can see the spectacle of the musical fountain with various audio video effects.
The Mall Road
Mall Road is was constructed during the British colonial rule, The Mall Road is the main road which runs through the heart of the Nainital town parallel to the lake connecting the two ends of the town. The Mall road now named Govind Ballabh Pant Marg. Whether it is digging into some luscious food or shopping for the cutest local woollens that are to be found, Mall Road is your go-to for it all.
Snow View Point
Located at an altitude of about 2270m, Snow View Point is one of the most attractive tourist spots in Nainital. Enveloped in cotton clouds, the peaks of these mountains ranges pierce the sky and are enlightened with shafts of sun rays that make the snow sparkle with joy. A single glance at the mesmerising Himalayas is sure to lift your spirits as nothing else will. A huge pair of binoculars has been installed at the Snow View Point that allows you to take a closer look at the Himalayan range and its magical peaks. If you look closer, you will find a small temple housing the images of Ram, Sita, Laxman, Hanuman with Durga and Shiva.
Naina Peak
Also known as China or Cheena Peak or Naina Peak is the highest peak in the town, with an altitude of 2,615 m (8,579 ft). and at a walking distance of 6 km (3.7 mi) from the north end of the town (Mallital). The way up the slope is dotted with beautiful rhododendron bloom. From the peak, you can view the Tibet Border and Nanda Devi Peak.
Jeolikot
Popularly known as the gateway to Nainital, Jeolikot in Uttarakhand is located against the backdrop of Kumaon hills and offers beautiful panoramic views of the Himalayan range. In midst of formidable neighbours such as Nainital, Mukhteshwar and Jim Corbett National Park, Jeolikot remains untouched by all the tourist rush that gather around it.
It is located just off NH 87 and is a favourite for naturalists and poets. Visit Jeolikot for its enchanting beauty, stunning colours and lush greenery, amidst distant views of the Himalayas.
Pangot
Located in the Lake District of India, Pangot is a picturesque hill station located about 13 km from Nainital in the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand. The pleasant climate, scenic landscape and laidback charm of Pangot make it a must-visit place in Nainital. Thick oak, pine and Rhododendron can be found dominating the vegetation of Pangot and nearby areas. The streams that pass by further enhance the aesthetic appeal of this breathtakingly fantastic sight. Undoubtedly, Pangot is the apt place for a small vacation with your partner, or the entire family, wherein you can simply lay back and relax.
Ranikhet
Ranikhet is ornamented with nature's enviable beauty. It is a serene and beautiful hill station built up by British and is situated in Almora district in the state of Uttaranchal. Ranikhet is popular for its views of the Nanda Devi Peak, trekking ranges, mountainous climbs, golf courses, orchards and temples.
Almora
Almora was founded in 1568 by Kalyan Chand during the rule of the Chand dynasty. Prior to that, the region was under the control of Katyuri King Bhaichaldeo who donated a part of Almora to Sri Chand Tiwari. Famous for its rich cultural heritage, unique handicrafts, sumptuous cuisine and magnificent wildlife, coupled with an easy accessibility,
Chopta
The valley, at 13,200 feet, is a preferred destination for hiking, angling and water sports and the trek from Chopta Valley to Muguthang Valley is considered one of the best. Chopta is possibly the only valley town in Uttarakhand, that has minor human alteration, and a good place for intermediate trekkers to brush up their skills while exploring locally renowned tourist spots, like the Tungnath Temple and the Deoria Tal, which are both accessible after a well-guided trek.
Corbett National Park
If you wish to be surrounded by nature and escape from the honking city buzz then Jim Corbett National Park has the key to unlock your wishes. This famous wildlife holiday hotspot in Uttarakhand is a gem for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. Surrounded by jaded greens and grasslands, this wildlife sanctuary is blessed with varieties of flora and fauna. This park is located in the Nainital district of Uttarakhand and it is the First Tiger Reserve in India. Something most people would not know is that during the year 1936 Corbett National Park was formally known as Hailey National Park.
Devprayag
Situated amidst rolling Himalayan ranges, Devprayag is a popular pilgrimage centre for Hindus. Dotted with ancient temples and idols amidst the lush green surroundings, this place is a very beautiful and serene place. It derives much of its religious significance from the dynamic and vibrant natural elements that surround it such as the rivers
