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Butterfly Museum, Sattal

The butterfly museum founded by Frederic Smetacek ,” The butterfly man of India” is situated at Jones Estate (Sattal, place 5 km from Bhimtal), which has over 2500 butterfly and moth specimens and 1100 species of insects that are found in this region.

Some examples include the Attacus Atlas, commonly known as the Atlas moth and considered the largest moth in the world in terms of total wing surface area. Then, there is the Actias Luna or the Luna Moth, which is a distinctive lime-green creature. The most prized specimen, though, is probably a Parnassius, commonly known as the Snow Apollo, which is a high-altitude moth found in the Pindari glacier.

Paragliding

Discover the perfect escape nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas, where nature’s beauty and adventure await. Paragliding in Naukuchiatal offers an exhilarating adventure like no other in this picturesque hill station.

While the weather can be a factor, the best times to soar through the skies are from April to June and September to November, when the conditions are ideal. Witness the breathtaking Himalayan vistas from a whole new perspective and create memories that will last a lifetime with paragliding in Naukuchiatal.

Though Naukuchiatal is a year-round destination, each season brings its own unique charm. From the vibrant blooms of spring to the crisp, refreshing air of autumn, there’s always something special to experience. Whether you’re seeking sightseeing or adventure, our resort offers the perfect base to explore the wonders of this captivating hill station.

Nestled amidst the serene Himalayan foothills, our resort offers a range of luxurious room options to suit every traveler’s needs. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty that surrounds you and indulge in the ultimate relaxation, all while enjoying the comforts of our well-appointed accommodations.

Make your trip unforgettable by experiencing paragliding in Naukuchiatal. This
adventure not only promises an adrenaline rush but also provides stunning views of
the Himalayan landscape, making it a highlight of your visit.

Plan your escape to Naukuchiatal today and discover why paragliding in Naukuchiatal is a must-try adventure for nature lovers and thrill-seekers alike.

Ziplining

For thrill seekers and nature lovers alike, Naukuchiatal ziplining offers an unforgettable adventure. Suspended high above the tranquil lake, the zip line spans an impressive 300 to 500 meters, providing participants with a breathtaking bird’s-eye view of the area. Imagine soaring through the air, with the lush green hills and sparkling waters unfolding beneath you—it’s an experience that truly encapsulates the beauty and excitement of Naukuchiatal.

A typical ziplining adventure in Naukuchiatal costs between INR 400 to INR 1,000, making it an accessible thrill for many. Safety is a top priority, and operators ensure that all equipment and procedures meet stringent safety standards. This activity is suitable for most age groups, allowing families and friends to share in the exhilaration together.

The best time to experience ziplining in Naukuchiatal is from April to June, when the skies are clear, and the weather is perfect. The vibrant scenery during these months enhances the overall experience, making your ziplining adventure even more spectacular. As you glide over the lake, you’ll be treated to panoramic views of the serene waters and surrounding forests, creating memories that will last a lifetime.
Ziplining in Naukuchiatal is not just about the thrill—it’s about immersing yourself in the natural beauty of the region. The combination of adventure and stunning vistas makes this a must-try activity for anyone visiting Naukuchiatal. Whether you’re an adrenaline junkie or simply looking for a unique way to appreciate the landscape, ziplining offers a perfect blend of excitement and scenic beauty.
Plan your ziplining adventure in Naukuchiatal today and discover why this activity is a highlight for visitors. Embrace the thrill, soak in the views, and create unforgettable memories in one of the most picturesque settings in the Himalayas.

Bhimtal

Bhimtal is a small hill town in the Lake District of Kumaon in the foothills of the Himalayas in the Shivalik range in the region known as Devbhoomi, the Land of the Gods. The lake, which has a small island in the middle, is the largest of the lakes in this region and was known only to the hill people until 1841, when the British discovered it. It was the best route between the Kumaon mountains and the plains of India and was a stopping place for traders from Tibet travelling down with caravans of sheep loaded with borax. It may well have been part of the Silk Route.

The Pandavas (of the Mahabharata) are believed to have visited here during their vanvas (forest exile). Local legend says that when their wife Draupadi was thirsty, Bhima struck the ground with his mace, and water gushed out. The lake that formed was named after him.

An ancient Shiva temple, Bhimeshwara Mahadev, is said to have been built by Bhima and has stood here for centuries; the present temple was built in the 17th century by the King of Kumaon, Baz Bahadur of the Chand dynasty.

Sattal

A group of seven pristine mountain lakes nestled within a dense oak forest, after which Sattal is named. It is one of the most stunning of nature’s gems in Uttarakhand. As you approach Sattal, the first lake is the Nal Damyanti Lake, then comes the Panna or Garude lake. A little ahead is a cluster of three lakes – Ram, Laxman and Sita. The other two lakes are Purna Tal and Sukh Tal.It is a great tourist destination as there are a number of activities for everyone, you can take a walk, have a picnic, observe the birds, go for a swim or go boating.

Nainital

Nainital, a popular tourist town at an elevation of roughly 2,000m, is built around the Nainital Lake . A day trip to Nainital, which is approximately one hour away by road can also be organised. The main attractions are the Naina Devi Temple set on the shore of Nainital Lake, a cable car ride to Snow View observation point (at 2,270m), which provides a panoramic view of the town and mountains including Nanda Devi, Uttarakhand’s highest peak.

Other tourist spots are Tiffin Top also known as Dorothy’s Seat as it was built by a British Army officer in memory of his wife; the High Altitude Zoo which houses the Red Panda and other animals and the Astronomical Observatory.

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