Nainital is one of the most popular hill stations nestled in the valleys of Uttarakhand. Also known as the ‘city of lakes’, the city’s major attractions include the famous Naini lakes. Owing to its location and the altitude, the town experiences pleasant weather all round the year. The town not only lures the domestic travelers and tourists but also a number of foreign tourists. Nainital has something for every tourist- whether you're going for the weather, the lakes, the adventure, the food, or even shopping.
Planning a trip to Nainital anytime soon? We thought, why don’t you get acquainted to the weather as well-
Winters (October to February) offer a chilly climate with temperatures ranging between 0°C to 15°C. It snows heavily over here in the Winters yet is visited a lot many tourists to be the witness to the fresh falling snowfall. Tourists also visit this place during the Dussehra celebrations when the city gets all colorful with the festivities and processions.
Summers (March to May) are the pleasant months with temperatures between 10°C and 27°C. The authorities boast this as the best time to visit this place wherein tourists can also enjoy a wide range of adventure activities such as trekking, ropeway and camping.
Monsoon (June to September) are occasional here in the town. Rains brings out the best of the natural beauty washing away any dirt and pollutants. You will see a lot of photographers tapping this season straight into their portfolios.
Places to visit
Some major must visit places around Nainital include Naini Lake, Eco Cave Gardens, Naina Devi temple, The Mall Road, Tiffin Top, Raj Bhavan and the Nainital Zoo.
The Mall is a famous passage-way through the bustling markets where you can find major restaurants and hotels.
Nainital Zoo is a very important tourist spot where you can find rare species of snow leopard, steppe eagle and the Himalayan black bear.
Next time you are here, don’t miss out on these locations. Also, bookmark us so you get any latest weather related news before you head out making a move.
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