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Nainital Lake

Nainital Lake, nestled in the heart of the enchanting hill station of Nainital, India, is a shimmering jewel reflecting the surrounding lush greenery and towering mountains. Spanning approximately 2 miles in length and encompassing a serene expanse of emerald waters, it is bordered by vibrant promenades and dotted with vibrant boats. Encircled by verdant hills and adorned with charming colonial-era buildings, the lake exudes a tranquil ambiance that beckons visitors to leisurely boat rides, lakeside strolls, and captivating sunsets.

Tiffin Top (Dorothy's Seat)

Tiffin Top, also known as Dorothy's Seat, is a mesmerizing viewpoint nestled in the picturesque hill station of Nainital, India. Perched at an altitude of 2292 meters, it offers panoramic vistas of the surrounding Himalayan peaks and the emerald expanse of Naini Lake below. Named after an English artist Dorothy Kellet, it's a popular spot for picnics and leisurely strolls amidst lush pine forests. Visitors can soak in the serene ambiance while enjoying refreshing snacks, hence the name Tiffin Top.

Snow View Point

If we check out the most visited tourist spots in Nainital, Snow view point is surely the most visited and loved spot by people all over. The mountain also has a temple to which residents worship. While you move in the cable rope, you can have a great view of the Nainital lake.

High Altitude Zoo

The High Altitude Zoo, officially known as GB Pant High Altitude Zoo, is a one-of-a-kind zoo that is known for its intriguing location at 2,100 meters above sea level. Expanded across 4.6 acres of lush greenery, the zoo was built in 1984 and is one among the only three high altitude zoos in India. Home to numerous endangered and rare species of birds and animals, the zoo allows you to spot Royal Bengal tigers, Tibetan Wolves.

The Mall Road

Constructed during the British colonial rule, Mall Road is the primary road which goes through the core of the Nainital town parallel to the lake, interfacing the two closures of the town. It is now named as the Govind Ballabh Pant Marg. The road is one of the most vibrant places to visit in Nainital.

Eco Cave Gardens

Situated within proximity of Nainital's famous Mall Road, Eco Cave Garden is one of those tourist places in Nainital which have gained importance in the recent past. A cluster of natural caves transformed into a cave garden, Eco Cave Gardens is home to 6 intriguing animal-shaped caves that offers children as well as adults an opportunity to experience several animals in an almost-natural habitat.

Nainital Ropeway

One of the primary tourist places in Nainital, specifically for family vacationers, Nainital Ropeway sees hundreds of visitors daily. A three-minute ride over the spellbinding landscape of Nainital, the aerial ropeway takes you from Mallital, near Mall Road, to Snow View Point which offers one of the most astonishing views in Nainital.

Naina Peak

Situated at an altitude of 2,615 km, Naina Peak is known for its breathtaking bird's eye perspective of the town, the Himalayas and furthermore, the immense breadths of the Terai areas of Kumaon. The Nanda Devi Peak and the mountains of the Tibet border are visible from the top of this peak. Also known as the China Peak (before the 1962 Indo-China war), it is situated at a 10 km distance from the Tallital Bus Stand of Nainital.

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