5 Amazing Places to Visit in the Hillstation of Nainital
Nainital is in the Kumaon foothills of Himalayas
and is famous for the eye-shaped lake located in the center of the city.
Surrounding the lake are the picturesque hills and valleys. Situated along the
lake is a long string of shops and restaurants serving several delicacies from
The local cuisine. The city serves as a summer retreat for the tourists who are
trying to beat the heat and is a haven for honeymooners. Nainital lake is also a
holy site as it is one of the 52 Shakti peeths, it is believed that the eyes of
the goddess Sati fell on the same spot. The city has many tourist places to
visit and here are some of them.
Nainitallake
Surrounded by the seven hills the lake is the
main tourist attraction in the city. Visitors can participate in numerous
activities in the lake like boating, yachting, and paddling. People are
especially fond of taking morning walks along the lake and breathing in the
fresh air. Seeing the sunset over the hills is a breathtaking view for the
spectators to admire when they are at the lake.
Naini Peak
It is the highest peak in Nainital and once on
top, it gives a birds-eye view of the city. After a long trek up the hill,
taking long strolls in the lush green forests is an ideal way to explore the
hilltop. Surrounded by deodar and pine trees the sight of the Himalayas makes
the climb to the top worthwhile.
Mall Road
Built by the Britishers the road runs along the
lake and has many shops and restaurants. So after a long day of sightseeing and
admiring the natural beauty of this hill station. Visitors can also go shopping
and taste some scrumptious delights served at the many restaurants at the Mall
Road.
Nainital Zoo
One of the only three high altitude zoos in
India. The zoo stands at a staggering height of 2100 meters above sea level.
The zoo is home to some rare species like the royal Bengal tiger, Himalayan
bear, and white peacock. The lush green zoo is on the Shivalik ranges of the
Himalayas and presents an exquisite view of the serene landscape.
Eco cave Gardens

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