Q 1: What is Nainital known for?
Ans: Nainital is a Himalayan lake town also known as the ‘Lake District.’ This beautiful town is centered around Lake Naini which is dotted with colorful sailboats. There are many small hill towns near Nainital like Almora, Pangot, and Ranikhet. You can go boating in the Naini Lake, take a ropeway ride, enjoy Kumaoni and Garhwali delicacies, and shop for mementos from Mall Road.
Q 2: What can you do at Corbett National Park?
Ans: Corbett National Park is a famous wildlife Park in Uttrakhand’s Nainital district. It is dotted with waterfalls, meadows, temples, splendid landscapes, and rivers. It has many hiking trails from where you can admire the splendid beauty of the region. You can enjoy here many adventurous activities such as rock climbing, river crossing, river rafting and rappelling. You can also enjoy a jeep safari and spot various wildlife species like Bengal tigers, red foxes, elephants, and black bears.
Q 3: What are the famous attractions of Nainital?
Ans: Nainital is situated in Uttarakhand’s Kumaon foothills and is known for its picturesque attractions and natural beauty. Naini Lake is one of the most famous attractions of Nainital dotted with colorful boats and surrounded by hills. The Naina Devi Temple is a spiritual site dedicated to Goddess Naina Devi. You can also stroll by the Mall Road and indulge in retail therapy. Tiffin Top provides breathtaking views of the Nainital town and the Himalayas.
Q 4: Why should you visit Triveni Ghat?
Ans: Triveni Ghat is a revered spot on the Ganges River bank. It is considered to be the meeting point of three sacred rivers - the Yamuna, Ganges and Saraswati. Visitors head to the ghat to witness the Ganga Aarti wherein priests perform prayers with incense and lamps. Triveni Ghat allows you to take a holy dip in the sacred river to cleanse your sins.
Q 5: What is Mussoorie known for?
Ans: Mussoorie is known for its pleasant climate and scenic beauty and offers respite from the summer heat. It offers breathtaking views of the Himalayan ranges, including the peaks of Gangotri, Bandarpoonch, and Chaukhamba. Mussoorie also houses many popular attractions like the Mall Road which is lined with colonial-era architecture, shops, and cafes, and Kempty Falls, a picturesque waterfall ideal for picnicking.