Set amidst the conifer forests and fruit orchards, Mukteshwar offers the most enchanting view of the Himalayas and its snow bound peaks. It is situated at an altitude of 2286 m, 51 km from Nainital. Surrounded by fruit orchards and thick coniferous forest it was developed by the Britishers as research and education institute (IVRI) in 1893. It is the celebrated scenic spot overlooking long ranges of Himalaya. Old temple of Lord Shiva exists on the top of a hi
It is a placed at an altitude of (1400 MT) at a distance of 20km from Nainital & liked by both tourists and devotees. It is a modern pilgrimage centre established by Neem karoli Baba a saint of early sixties of twentieth century.
Bhowali is an interlude of paradise. At an altitude of 1706 mtrs on the main Haldwani - Almora-Ranikhet road, it is a major health resort known for its breathtaking Himalayan views. Bhowali is situated 11kms away from Nainital City. It is also a major export centre for apples, apricot, plums, pears and other Himalayan fruits.
At a distance of 22 kms. from Nainital, Sat Tal is a cluster of lakes once numbering seven of which only three of perennial nature are there now. It is one of the most picturesque spots of Kumaon hills and is well connected by bus service and conducted tours from Nainital.
Situated at an altitude of 1,219 m., it is a beautiful nine cornered lake ideal for fishing and watching migratory birds. Accommodation is available in tourist Rest House & private resorts.
The town of Bhim Tal is sprawled around the largest water sheet of the Lake District. It is 11 kms. from Bhowali. The lake has an exquisitely set island . The name of Bhim Tal is linked to the legendary
The highest peak of Nainital provides a challenge to the most avid trekkers. Naina Peak is known for its splendid Bird's eye view of the town, the Himalayas and also the vast expanses of the Terai regions of Kumaon.
Located in the heart of Nainital, it offers boating facilities on its emerald waters. Boat Club provides strip-sailed yachts with a professional yachtsman to do the sailing. One can also enjoy horse riding on the tree-shaded bridle path around the lake. Legend has it that while Lord Shiva was carrying the body of his consort Sati, who jumped into the sacrificial fire or Havankund which was organized by her father Daksha Prajapati, her (Sati's) eyes dropped ou
Berinag is a small hilly town. A beautiful temple of Bedinag (Nag Devta) is there. Earlier it was also famous for tea gardens. All major peaks of himaliyas can seen. The famous cave of Patal Bhuweshner is also nerby to berinag.
Kausani (1890 m) is a celebrated spot for its scenic beauty enroute to Baijnath and Bageshwar. Nature has bestowed its beauty to make it a spot par-excellence. Mahatma Gandhi, wondered if the scenery was to be surpassed by any of the beauty spots of the world. The close and captivating view which Kausani offers of the silvery majesty of the great Himalayas kindles hope even in the greatest pessimist and enlivens the worst of the depressed feelings. Several sn
The rivers of Kumaon, Uttaranchal are inviting enough for both the amateur as well as the die-hard professional. One can opt for canoeing, kayaking or rafting, depending upon the nature of the water. Pit your will and skill against nature as you negotiate the rapids, manoeuvre the bends, speed along gorges and break into sparkling surf. After all, water sports are for those adventure seekers for whom land is not enough.
Like the rest of Uttarakhand or the western Himalayan region, Kumaon too is the land of mountains and rivers. All the rivers of Kumaon are tributaries of the Ganga.
Holy Places never had any begining. They have been holy from the time thery were discovered, strongly alive because of invisible presence breathin through them. Man is amazed or fearful as he feels the vibrations of invisible
Close to the Foothill City of Ramnagar Jim Corbett National Park has a colourful historical background and a long tradition of conservation. With its diverse wildlife and breathtaking landscapes it has captured the imagination of many. Around the 1820's this region was parted by the princly state of Tehri to the British in return of the assistance provided during the Gurkha invasion.
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