Osm place.. A best place to see the nature beauties.. Wind in pleasant
Kousik Gayen310 days ago
Visited Uttarakhand in March and all the travel arrangements were done by Pitamber Ji. It was an nice and homely experience with him. Always wanted to take feedback for further improvement. Infact he engaged Mr. Devendra throughout the trip with his vehicle. They are really professional and caring. Excellent for travel with family. Just go for it. By the way, cost for travel was really reasonable.
DEEP SENGUPTA310 days ago
Very good with the service and cost effective. Go for it
Chetna Rawat341 days ago
Pathetic driver I hv ever talked to in my lyf... I will just suggest that don't ever call this man otherwise u will only regret urself. He doesn't know how to talk with a prsn... Disgusting guy 🤮in this world.
Divyanshu Nailwal1 year ago
Home Why visit Attractions What to do Weather How to reach Where to stay Nainital Nainital2 One of the most popular hill-stations in India Picturesque colonial town Centered around beautiful mountain lake Surrounded by seven hills and snow-capped peaks Home to Naina Devi temple
What to know
Nainital, the charming Himalayan lake town, is a picture-postcard perfect hill-station and one of the most popular in Northern India. Commonly known as the ‘Lake District’, Nainital is nestled high up in the Kumaon Himalayas at an altitude of around 2,000 m above sea level. This beautiful town in surrounded by seven hills, popularly known as ‘Sapta-Shring’ – Ayarpata, Deopata, Handi-Bandi, Naina, Alma, Lariya-Kanta and Sher-Ka-Danda. The majestic mountains and the sparkling waters of the lake add an immense lot to the beauty of the town. The town is centred around the emerald mountain lake Naini, which on most days is dotted with colourful sailboats. According to mythology, the lake is believed to have been formed when the eyes of goddess “Sati” fell at this spot while her body was being carried by Lord Shiva after her death.
The summer capital of the United Provinces during the British era, the town has a strong colonial heritage with vibrant clusters of villas and bungalows. Homesick Britishers used to flock to this quaint town spread over a forested valley. It is also known for the revered Naina Devi temple, which stands on the edge of the lake. Nainital is not only a famous tourist destination but is also known for its prestigious educational institutions and schools, which have stood since the British era.
There are many renowned personalities who are either born here or have been associated with Nainital. Jim Corbett, author, and conservationist, was born in Nainital and was also educated here. Jim Corbett National Park in the vicinity is named after him, which is also the first National Park of India. Anoop Jalota, a popular classical singer and cricketer Manish Pandey were born in Nainital. Major Somnath Sharma, India’s first Param Vir Chakra awardee as well as legendary actor Amitabh Bachchan were educated at Sherwood College of Nainital.
Al Mahmud1 year ago
Amazing place.
Arun Sar1 year ago
Pitamberji is a great person. He offers reasonable rates.Go for this travel agency
A best place to see the nature beauties..
Wind in pleasant
Why visit Attractions What to do Weather How to reach Where to stay
Nainital
Nainital2
One of the most popular hill-stations in India
Picturesque colonial town
Centered around beautiful mountain lake
Surrounded by seven hills and snow-capped peaks
Home to Naina Devi temple
What to know
Nainital, the charming Himalayan lake town, is a picture-postcard perfect hill-station and one of the most popular in Northern India. Commonly known as the ‘Lake District’, Nainital is nestled high up in the Kumaon Himalayas at an altitude of around 2,000 m above sea level. This beautiful town in surrounded by seven hills, popularly known as ‘Sapta-Shring’ – Ayarpata, Deopata, Handi-Bandi, Naina, Alma, Lariya-Kanta and Sher-Ka-Danda. The majestic mountains and the sparkling waters of the lake add an immense lot to the beauty of the town. The town is centred around the emerald mountain lake Naini, which on most days is dotted with colourful sailboats. According to mythology, the lake is believed to have been formed when the eyes of goddess “Sati” fell at this spot while her body was being carried by Lord Shiva after her death.
The summer capital of the United Provinces during the British era, the town has a strong colonial heritage with vibrant clusters of villas and bungalows. Homesick Britishers used to flock to this quaint town spread over a forested valley. It is also known for the revered Naina Devi temple, which stands on the edge of the lake. Nainital is not only a famous tourist destination but is also known for its prestigious educational institutions and schools, which have stood since the British era.
There are many renowned personalities who are either born here or have been associated with Nainital. Jim Corbett, author, and conservationist, was born in Nainital and was also educated here. Jim Corbett National Park in the vicinity is named after him, which is also the first National Park of India. Anoop Jalota, a popular classical singer and cricketer Manish Pandey were born in Nainital. Major Somnath Sharma, India’s first Param Vir Chakra awardee as well as legendary actor Amitabh Bachchan were educated at Sherwood College of Nainital.