SUMMER, MONSOON OR WINTER TOUR IN NAINITAL?

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• Has the travel bug bitten you too? Do you even
  wish to sneak into an escapade like never before?
  Into the lap of Mother Nature, sun-kissed hill
  tops and verdant greenery? Well, in that
  case, Nainital is the clue that you are looking
  for. It resides in the Indian state of
  Uttarakhand with a tag of the most popular hill
  station. Brimming with fascinating natural beauty
  and religious pilgrimages, it is a paradise for
  an ardent nature lover.
• Situated in the circumference of a mango shaped
  lake, nestled in the Kumaon Hills, it is a vista
  to behold. This beautiful lake stretches over 2
  miles in length. Of the many mountains enveloping
  this lake, highest ones are the Naina (8.5-feet)
  in the north, Deopatra (7.9-feet) in the west,
  and Ayarpatha (7.4-feet) in the south. Some
  geologists acclaim that this lake was previously
  formed out of the crater of an extinct volcano.
  Beautiful emerald-green waters of the lake has
  raised the bars for Nainital tourism since the
  British period. Since then it has been one of the
  most visited tourists spots at any given season
  of the year.
• Though Nainital experiences sub-tropical climatic
  conditions, its temperature varies mostly due to
  its variance of altitudes. It manifests a very
  wet side in the monsoon to a very dry side in the
  winters. Monsoons arent a suitable time for
  traversing due to heavy downpours and
  unpredictable natural hazards. The coldest month
  is January where the temperature stays below 10
  degree Celsius all the time. Summers are
  comparatively cooler than the rest of the year,
  crediting to the huge throng of tourists as they
  sneak away from the heat and humidity.
• Nainital tourism can successfully put give any
  other hill station of the country a good run for
  money. However, the summers in this hill station
  is most inviting- as sourced from trustworthy
  reviews. Nonetheless, you can also swing by in
  the winters if you have a weakness for snow and
  spine-chilling breeze, in the months of December
  to February. If you are planning this vacation to
  Nainital in your head for your weekend getaway,
  read on to know to more about the best time to
  visit Nainital.

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Nainital Winters (October-February)

• Characterized by temperature as low as 0 to 10
  degree Celsius, it is that time of year when
  Nainital reaches a freezing point. Though
  Octobers are pleasant and jovial, Novembers start
  to become a bit icy and misty. You can expect
  snowfall in this season as well. It is most
  likely not the appropriate time to visit
  Nainital. There are chances of avalanches or
  landslips, which recurs in these places. One
  needs to be absolutely careful and alert in such
  circumstances. Nevertheless, it can act as a
  stunning winter retreat for the tourists who hail
  from cities with tropical temperature.
• For tourists who brave the cold and visit this
  winter paradise you can participate in several
  festivals, which are held during this time.
  Bikhauti is a winter festival that is celebrated
  to commemorate the commencement of Navratri (a 9
  days ritual dedicated to Lord Durga). Locals
  believe that it is the right time to seek
  blessings for emulating the harvest that they
  reaped the previous year. They begin to sow their
  seeds only after they worship on this particular
  day.
• Sharadutsav, which translates to winter fair is
  also held during this occasion. In this fair, you
  get to witness Uttarakhands traditional and folk
  dances. It is something that is imbued in
  everyones heart to honour the ritual with utmost
  respect and revelry. These celebrations are a
  window to the citys rich and diverse culture.
  Nainital tourism lets you revel in these shades
  of happiness once you visit this hill station.
  Make sure to book your places to stay in Nainital
  well in advance so that you get a great deal. So
  hurry, and avail the best of benefits.

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• You can also drop by Naina Devi Temple, which
  resides in the northern shore of the Naina Lake.
  Every morning at exactly 0600 AM, Sakhal Aarti
  takes place. Flocks of devotees gather to seek
  blessings. It is matter of grave significance for
  the Hindus. It has been in limelight since time
  immemorial as it was built for Goddess Sati and
  has many mythological legends attached. It is
  said that Goddess Satis eyes or nain had fallen
  in this lake making it a revered Shakthipeeth. To
  that you can also see Pashan Devi Temple and
  Hanuman Garhi, which are adjoining to Naina
  Temple.
• Plus you can go pay a visit to St. John Church.
  St.John Church, St Francis Church, and the
  Methodist Church have been tagged as the colonial
  heritage of Nainital pertaining to its unique
  charm and elegance of stature.
• Close to the vicinity you will find many local
  shops that serve hot beverages and quick snacks,
  much needed as a respite to the cold. Their
  special Malai Chai is a thing to die-for
  especially in the mist and breezy winds. These
  are a few tourist places near Nainitalthat you
  can visit when you travel to the hill station
  during winter.

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Nainital Summers (MarchJune)
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• Summer is undoubtedly the best time to visit
  Nainital. It is the arrival of this season that a
  passionate traveller awaits. The temperature does
  not exceed 30 degree Celsius in the day time and
  hovers around 12-13 degree Celsius in the evening
  hours. This makes it the apt season for
  traversing in and around popular places to visit
  in Nainital. This is the peak period for
  Nainital tourism. You can devour the heat of
  the city, cherish the knick-knacks and dip into
  the grace of nature. Carry light coloured
  clothes, loads of sun blocks and water bottles
  where ever you go. Not that, heat will restrict
  you with a ton of backstops but a little
  precaution doesnt hurt much. Does it?
• Gratify your tour by going to the Nainital Zoo,
  Eco Cave Garden, Manora Peak and also the
  Governor House. These are a few
  must-visit tourist places in Nainital, visited
  regularly by massive amasses. Over and above, you
  can dive straight into water sports meant for
  summers. Naina Lake is dotted with boating vibes
  endowed with yachts, paddle boats and rowboats.
  You can register and hire these boats on site.
  Furthermore, you can also sign up for a temporary
  basis and avail access to its snooker room,
  library, bars, restaurants and lodging services
  etc. This is where one can save a fortune because
  you get them at costs of peanuts.

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• Explore the newly-named GB Pant Marg! It is a 2
  kilometres long road which runs along the eastern
  periphery of the Mall Road. It is an eclectic
  avenue arrayed with hotels, restaurants, shops
  and roadside stalls. This is undeniably the
  commercial hub of the city.
• Do not forget to go through the tail of these
  roads, namely the Tallimal and Mallita road. It
  is your one stop destination for handwoven Kumaon
  woollens and handcrafted wooden items. Its
  freshly made jams and squashes can make you fall
  heads-over-heels in love with them. Also, worth
  mentioning is Nainitals comely scented candles.
• If you are a herd of adventurous buddies
  travelling, head to Nainital Mountaineering Club.
  It offers many part time rock-climbing courses
  and arranges guides for nature walks. The club
  also rents out tents and sleeping bags at a
  nominal charge. It is a venue for adrenaline
  pumping and a platter of memories to rejoice over
  later. These are a few places near Nainital where
  you can explore variety and newness, blossomed
  with delight and amity.

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Nainital Monsoons (July- September)
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• Monsoons are not exactly the best time to visit
  Nainital. As it rains heavily, which can prove to
  be a deterrent to your touring plans in Nainital.
  During this season one gets to see an early onset
  of monsoons, ushering real low temperatures and
  mostly cloud covered sky. However, this time of
  the year is often suggested to be a romantic
  getaway amid the misty chilly and icy
  surroundings.
• On the positive side, for the offbeat traveller,
  it is when you resort to discounted offers at
  hotels. It cuts down to almost half of earlier
  quotations. Additionally, there is resplendence
  of greenery and fewer rush. Nevertheless, it is
  also susceptible to a multitude of roadblocks and
  landslides. Therefore, plan your trip wisely. 
  The average annual precipitation over this region
  gets to be 1800 mm. For its location sake, way up
  in the northern territory, the state practices
  terrace farming.  Terrace farming is a new
  technique used in farming when the farming is
  scheduled in such a manner like it looks like a
  terrace. It is duly accounted for its hilly and
  mountainous structure of lands.
• During the month of September, calls for time of
  festivity. It is when the famous fairs of
  Khatarua and Nanda Devi Fairs are held.
  Localities celebrate this festival with great
  élan and vigour. This festival is said to mark
  the arrival of coastal monsoons and celebrated to
  pray to the Gods to protect the locals from
  wreaking downpours and disturbances.

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• It is a town whose economy is subjected to the
  roots of tourism. Time and again, it has been
  lauded for the finances which primarily comes
  from tracks of tourism. It becomes incredibly
  tough to rest for an exquisite resort in fine
  pricing rates. What charts out is their
  discretion of amping-up the rates in the peak of
  seasons time. That is where you need to take
  advantage of in the monsoons. You can stay clear
  of such hassles and the prices are also low
  enough.
• Get drawn to the culinary charm that Nainital
  bestows you with. There is a variety of eateries
  for instance, the Embassy, Machan, Cafe De Mall
  and so on. Tibetan market has many such small
  local shops to swing by. Sonam is a well-known
  eatery in a little chasm that serves the best
  momos and Chowmein nearby. Finding a seat can be
  a troublesome at times considering the immense
  popularity of the delicacy and the shops.
• If you have kids in your group or if you are
  travelling with a child, the Nainital Zoo is here
  for you. At an elevation of 2100 metres, on a
  lofty incline, it is vitally one of the main High
  Altitude Zoos in Northern Hemisphere of the
  country. Started in 1995, it is still a prominent
  vacation hub today. The zoo is home to a Bengal
  tiger, panthers and bright types of fowls among
  numerous others.
• Another thing which you can try is horse riding.
  There is a government affirmed horse ride to
  Tiffin top which is one of the most wonderful
  experience you can take back with yourself. It
  will cover 6 places including Tiffin Top and
  Lands End. The ride will charge you Rs.700 per
  head and will take you through out the scented
  woods of and thick canopied deodar trees. It
  manifests another dimension, another perspective
  of Nainital,which you will be left spell bound
  with.

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