The Kumaon region of Uttarakhand cradles Nainital, a popular hill station in India. It is a favourite place because of its calm lakes and fertile hills and colonial beauty. The town is situated around the green lake called Naini and is at an altitude of approximately 2,000 metres, which provides a serene getaway fromurban life. Nainital, or the Lake District of India, is an attraction to tourists due to its peaceful surroundings, fresh mountain air, and bustling markets.

Nainital Tour Packages are marketed to all kinds of tourists. We have a package that suits any type of consumer, be it a couple in search of romance, a family on vacation or a group of adventure lovers. The packages include luxury retreats and walks in nature, scenic tours of the lake and cable car rides – a combination of comfort and adventure. The nearby gems like Bhimtal, Naukuchiatal, Ranikhet, and Almora are also available to the visitors, making the Nainital getaway even more magical.

Popular Tour Packages Included in Nainital.

The beauty of Nainital is in its diversity. It caters to honeymooners, families and solo travellers. Popular packages include:

Couple & Honeymoon Packages:

These are made to be romantic getaways. They include candlelight dinners at the lake, boat rides around the lake, and accommodation in quaint hillside resorts.

Family Tour Packages:

These packages are perfect for recreation with children, and they include Naini Lake, Snow View Point, and Nainital Zoo.

Luxury Packages:

Premium hotel accommodation such as The Naini Retreat or Shervani Hilltop is also included, as well as individual sightseeing and dining.

Adventure Packages:

These provide exciting activities like trekking up to Tiffin Top, rock climbing, kayaking and paragliding around Bhimtal.

Weekend Getaway Packages:

Ideal for the people of Delhi, Noida or Dehradun who want to take a short 23-day relaxing journey.

Nature & Wildlife Packages:

Add Nainital to the wildlife reserves in the area, such as Jim Corbett National Park and get a nature holiday.

Places to Visit in Nainital

Nainital provides a perfect combination of natural scenes, colonialism and scenic vistas, and visiting it is always a memorable experience.

Naini Lake:

It is the centre of Nainital and this pear-shaped lake is liked for providing tranquil boating and beautiful scenery of the neighbouring hills.

Naina Devi Temple:

This religious temple is situated on the northern side of Naini Lake and is devoted to the Naina Devi Goddess and the temple is frequented throughout the year.

Snow View Point:

It is within reach of a cable car and offers unsurpassed views of snow-white mountains such as the Nanda Devi and Trishul.

Tiffin Top (Dorothy’s Seat):

One of the most visited picnic sites with some of the best panoramas of Nainital and the Himalayas.

Eco Cave Gardens:

An attraction that is amicable and has intertwined natural caves and amusing musical fountains.

The Mall Road:

The main activities are shopping, eating, and walking around the lake all day long.

Nainital Zoo (Pt. G.B. Pant High Altitude Zoo):

The Himalayan bear, barking deer and snow leopard, which are rare species of Himalayan origin, can be found here.

Land's End:

Views of the mesmerizing Khurpa Tal Lake and valleys.

Governor’s House (Raj Bhawan):

One of those mansions that was built during the British period and has maintained the gardens and neo-Gothic design that gives the visit an aristocratic flavour.

There are other nearby attractions like Bhimtal, Naukuchiatal, Sattal and Mukteshwar. Both have picturesque lakes and adventure.

Travel Guide for Nainital

Nainital is a combination of calmness and activity. The mornings are marked by fogs floating over the lake, then calm rides in boats and walks in nature. Tourists will have a chance to walk along pine forests, have a hot cup of tea on a hill view, or spend an afternoon in the town with the colonial churches and bazaars.

Those who love adventure have an opportunity to hike to China Peak, horse ride in Bara Pathar, or paraglide in Bhimtal. The Naina Devi Temple and Hanuman Garhi provide spiritual relaxation to the individuals who want to spend time in their natural surroundings and reflect on the beauty of the surroundings.

Local Kumaoni food will also be a favourite among food lovers, and some of the food items include ras bhaat, bhatt ki churkani, aaloo ke gutke, and sweet desserts like bal mithai and singhori. The cafes surrounding the lake, such as the Café Lakeside and the Sakley, have comfortable places to have a view of coffee and pastries.

Night in Nainital is wonderful. Lights are also placed on the lakefront and reflect on the water. It is a memorable hill station experience due to the low noise of the town, cool air, and smell of roasted corn.

Best Time to Visit Nainital

It is pleasant most of the year in Nainital, although the best time to visit will be based on your tastes.

Summer (March to June):

The most popular season. The temperatures are between 10°C and 27°C—ideal for boating, sightseeing, and trekking.

Monsoon (July to September):

The town gets a moderate to heavy rainfall and thus is transformed into a green paradise. Good when one wants to be alone in an environment that is also beautiful.

Winter (October to February):

An ideal place to have a honeymoon and enjoy the snow. It is common to have temperatures falling below 5°C and snowfall during December and January.

To get the most out of it, you should plan your trip to Nainital in March-June or October-February.

Best Places to Stay in Nainital.

The accommodation will be between the budget homestays and luxury resorts, where every traveller will have a comfortable stay.

Luxury Hotels:

The Naini Retreat, Shervani Hilltop, and Manu Maharana provide comfort of the world, the lake with beautiful views, and fine dining.

Mid-range Hotels:

Hotel Himalaya, Seasons Resort and The Pavilion are comfortable and convenient hotels for families and groups.

Budget Hotels:

Hotel Channi Raja and Alka The Lake Side Hotel are affordable hotels that are close to Mall Road.

Heritage & Boutique Stays:

At Ramgarh, Abbotsford Prasada Bhawan and Soulitude by the Riverside are colonial and elegantly furnished with boutique style and nature.

Best Shopping Places in Nainital.

Nainital is a pleasant shopping experience with a combination of local handicrafts and hill station souvenirs.

Mall Road:

The primary shopping block, which sells woollen garments, candles, pinewood artefacts, and souvenirs.

Tibetan Market:

This is the ideal place to get handmade scarves, bags, jewelry, and winter wear at reasonable prices.

Bhotia Bazaar:

Ethnic shawls, pashminas, and handcrafted woollens are famous, and they are produced by the local artisans.

Bara Bazaar:

Sells local delicacies, jams and pickles produced using the hill fruits such as apricot and plum.

The Pahari Store:

Famous for environmentally friendly products, organic tea, and handmade candles.

How to Reach Nainital

Nainital is also connected to the major cities in North India through road, rail and air transport.

By Air: Pantnagar Airport (70 km) is the closest airport. It is linked to the cities of the north, like Delhi. Taxis and cabs are easily accessible in the airport.

By Train: Kathgodam (35km) is the closest railway station. It links Nainital with such cities as Delhi, Lucknow, and Kolkata. There are shared cabs and buses that run there.

By Road: A picturesque 78-hour drive via NH9 can reach Delhi, which is approximately 320 km away. Delhi, Haldwani and Dehradun also have regular buses.