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The shortest route to travel from Delhi to Nainital is via NH49. The distance is around 324 km and it can be covered in six hours fifty five minutes with a Delhi to Nainital car rental, as the road is in good condition. You can stop over at Ambedkar Park at Amroha, Didauli Jheel, and Corbett Falls at Nayagaon Julfikar. These places are great for a quick picnic.

The alternate route between Delhi to Nainital is via Nainital Road. This route is longer i.e. around 334 km and it can be covered in approx seven hours thirty minutes with a private cab from Delhi Wheels. The main tourist attractions along the route are Manokamna Mandir and Masjid Turkan at Sambhal, Kaser Taj  Mahal and Baba Mastram Ghat at Bulandshahr, and Eco Herbal Park at Moradabad.

Nainital is a popular hill station and one of the famous honeymoon destinations in India.  Below are some of the popular places to visit in Nainital during your trip with a Delhi Wheels rental taxi:

1. Naini Lake

The Naini Lake is situated in the center of Nainital is a wonderful fresh water lake. Shaped as a crescent or kidney, it is surrounded by many amazing mountains like Tiffin Point on South West, North Peak on North West, and other snow-capped peaks surround it. The lake offers an unforgettable view of the sunrise and sunset which make it popular among nature photographers. You can spend a day with your family at the lake and indulge in activities such as picnics and boating.

2. Snow View Point

Snow View Point in Nainital is one of the most attractive tourist spots for its breathtaking view of the hilly terrain and should not be missed during your trip with Delhi Wheels. From this vantage point, you can see three important peaks-Nanda Devi, Trishul, and Nandakot together. The beauty of these peaks is enhanced by a blanket of white snow covering them like cotton candy on ice cream.

The Himalayas can be seen from a new pair of binoculars installed at Snow View Point. Along with the gorgeous mountains, there is also a small temple that houses images of Lord Ram and Lord Hanuman. The aerial cable car connects you directly to this point on Mall Road so you can also enjoy views of Nainital while riding high above it.

3. Eco Cave Gardens

The Eco Cave Garden is located in Mallital. It is a set of six small caves in the shape of various animals. Each cave requires you to crawl your way through them and they are best visited during the evening where you can see musical fountain performances with audio-video effects. The most popular caves amongst visitors are Tiger Caves, Panther Caves, Apes Caves & Bat’s Cave because they can see these animals up close by entering their home-like dwellings lit with lamps.

4. Mall Road

The Mall Road of Nainital is a prime shopping and food destination and a must visit during your trip with Delhi to Nainital car rental. It connects the ends of this hill town while giving you access to both cultural and natural wonders like luscious foods or local woolens. Mall Road is bustling with tourists at all hours of the day. The place offers several recreational activities.

Another interesting spot along the route is Lakeview Point which hosts basic amenities such as restaurants, shops that offer souvenirs, and other hand-crafted items. The road was built by Britishers and thus it has historical importance as well. Now it has been renamed as Govind Ballabh Pant Marg but is popular among tourists as Mall Road.

5. Naina Devi Temple

The Naina Devi Temple is a famous Hindu pilgrimage site located in Nainital and one of the fifty-one Shakti Peethas in India. The presiding deity of the temple is Maa Kali or Mata Sati, who according to legend was dismembered by her father Daksha after she married Lord Shiva against his wishes. Her eyes fell on the spot where this temple now stands when Vishnu cut up her body into pieces with his divine discus. It has been considered an important pilgrimage since ancient times.

Nainital is a beautiful town in the Himalayas with green hills, quaint cottages, and vibrant markets that you can explore during your road trip with Delhi Wheels. The hill station offers lakes for boating and numerous vantage points to enjoy its scenic beauty. You can seek blessings at the prominent temples of the region including Naina Devi Temple, Hanuman Garhi, and Shri Neem Karoli Baba Ashram.

Nature lovers can visit the Pangot And Kilbury Bird Sanctuary and Corbett National Park to explore the flora and fauna of the area. The Governor’s House is a royal monument from the British era, the grandeur of the building is worth witnessing.

Paragliding, boating, rock climbing, and trekking are popular activities to enjoy in Nainital. Famous trails in the area are the Nainital Betalghat trek, Snow View trek, the Naina Peak trek, and the Nainital Kilbury trek. Sattal, Magoli, and Mukteshwar are ideal places for adventure camping and stargazing. Horse riding is another popular tourist activity offered near Mall Road.

Delhi is the capital of India is a city with two parts – historic old Delhi and modern New Delhi. From historical monuments to bustling shopping markets the city is brimming with activity throughout the year and the best way to visit the city is by hiring a comfortable private cab from Delhi Wheels.

The zipping Metro line connects this lively city. Prominent tourist spots of Delhi are Qutub Minar, Lotus Temple, India Gate, and Humayun’s Tomb. The city is a vibrant kaleidoscope of cultures, offering food and products from across the globe. You can meet people from diverse backgrounds at the quirky cafes and pubs in the city.

Nainital shines from March to June when the weather’s just right for lakeside strolls and boat rides. If you’re after those postcard-perfect mountain views, plan your trip between December and February. The town gets a dusting of snow, turning it into a winter wonderland. Just remember to pack your warmest sweater! Avoid July to September unless you’re a fan of monsoon showers.

Nainital’s got lodgings for every budget, from wallet-friendly guest houses to swanky hillside retreats. For a taste of old-world charm, check out the Himalaya Hotel on Mall Road. This colonial-era gem offers comfy rooms and a prime location.

If you’re looking for a budget, head to the Tallital area. The Lake Inn is a cozy spot that won’t break the bank, and you’ll wake up to killer views of Naini Lake. For something in between, the Manu Maharani on Mallital’s main drag hits the sweet spot with clean rooms and a rooftop restaurant that serves up panoramic vistas with your morning chai.

Feeling fancy? Splurge on The Naini Retreat, perched high on Ayarpatta Hill. Once a maharaja’s summer palace, it now pampers guests with plush rooms and sweeping views that’ll make your camera work overtime. Just remember to book ahead – the best spots fill up faster!

You can shop for candles, books, handicrafts, colorful woolens, and artificial jewelry at the Tibetan Markets, Bara Bazar, and Mall Road Market. The cuisine of Nainital is mouth-watering with dishes like Ras (a dish made from several lentils), Baadi, Bhatt ki Churkani, and more. Other famous dishes on most menus, Aloo ke Gutke, Arsa, and Gulgula are must-try delicacies.

Hungry? Nainital’s got you covered. Don’t miss the steaming momos (dumplings) from the street carts – they’re a local favorite. For a sit-down meal, head to Chandni Chowk on the Mall Road. Their North Indian thalis are the stuff of legend. If you’re craving some home-style comfort food, the lakeside cafes serve up hearty breakfasts and strong coffee to fuel your adventures.