Nainital Boating Adventure Sports

Imagine! Boating in the midst of mountains. Isn't it captivate your heart and soul. Nainital in Uttarakand such kind of place. It is situated in a valley, containing a pear-shaped lake and surrounded by high hillocks. Naina (2, 615 m high) situated on the north attracts the biggest crowd. On reaching the peak, one can have the magnificent views of vast plain, below.

Nainital and Hindu Mythology

The origin and landmark attractions of Nainital recalls of the mythological saga of Lord Shiva and Goddess Sati. Legend has it that while Lord Shiva went across the universe, carrying Sati's dead body, her eyes fall near the lake. Therefore, devotees built Naina Devi Temple on the very place.

The water of Naini Lake, then came to be known as holy. The lake also has connection with the story of three Maharishis, viz Atri, Pulastya and Pulaha and hence received a new name- Tri-Rishi-Sarovar. It is said that the divine place is one of the 64 Shakti Peeths(religious locations), where the charred body-parts of Goddess Sati fell.

Naini Lake boating

Nainital is adorned with the beauty of religious temples and scenic mountains. Apart from garbing the wholesome beauty of the place, one unavoidable entertainment is boating. Countless visitors find pleasure in controlling their row boats in Naini Lake. The Nainital Boat House Club offer options through yachts, paddle boats and traditional rowing boats. Children experiences a move on crystal clear water, while honeymooners get chance to spend time on romantic hours. Holidaymakers can also have the tasty food served in the club.

Best time to visit Nainital:

The mesmerizing beauty of Nainital attracts tourist all through out the air. During summer it receives highest holidaymakers. During the month from December to February, the place offers the precious view of snowfalls. Therefore, plan for a winter vacation trip to Nainital and get started with the game of snow-ball fight.

Reaching Nainital

Nainital is just 275 km away from the capital Delhi. Travelers can reach there by the following ways:

By Air:
Pantnagar airport, situated 71 km away from Nainital is connected to Delhi International Airport.

By Rail:
The nearest Kathgodam railway station is 35 km away from Nainital.

By Road:
State transport buses and private deluxe coaches connects Nainital with Delhi, Almora, Ranikhet and Badrinath.

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