Nainital is a picturesque hill station in Uttarakhand nestled in the foothills of the Kumaon ranges. It is the most visited hill station in North India, located near Dehradun and Delhi.
Bhutia Market, located on Nainital's Mall Road, is the city's most popular street market. Apart from a wide range of woollens and winter apparel, the market is well-known for its excellent Tibetan cuisine.
Gurney House is the former home of Jim Corbett, a British hunter, environmentalist, naturalist, and author. The lovely colonial villa near Nainital Lake has a small museum dedicated to James Corbett's achievements and life story.
Jeolikot, also known as the Gateway to Naini Lake, is a beautiful hill station teeming with life, colour, and butterflies.
Hanuman Garhi is a prominent temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman that is located on the Nainital-Haldwani road.
Mukteshwar temple, one of the most prominent shrines, is a nearly 350-year-old temple dedicated to Lord Shiva.
Ranikhet, which means "Queen's Land," is a hill station in Uttarakhand built by the British amid old temples, undulating Himalayan slopes, and forests.
Astronomical Observatory or Aryabhatta Research Institute of Observational Science (ARIES) is perched on top of the Manora Peak in Beluwakhan, Nainital, and uses high powered
James Corbett National Park is Uttarakhand's oldest national park, located in the Himalayan foothills near Nainital.
Naukuchiatal, a little gorgeous lake hamlet, is a popular location for people seeking peace and tranquillity in the midst of pristine nature.
Bhowali is a small hill station located near numerous prominent hill stations such as Nainital, Bhimtal, Naukuchiatal, Ramgarh, Sattal, and Mukteshwar.