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Reservations, directions, and everything you need before you arrive — in as few clicks as possible.

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Find your trail

Every route surveyed with distance, climb, and difficulty — filter on the full map to match your fitness and your afternoon.

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Easy

Lake Loop Promenade

DISTANCE 3.4 km CLIMB +20 m TIME ~50 min

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Snow View Ridge Walk Easy

Snow View Ridge Walk

Mallital → Sherwani slope → Snow View point (or ride the aerial ropeway up, walk down)

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Raj-era walking tour of Mallital Easy

Raj-era walking tour of Mallital

Two hours through the hill station’s 1840s core — the church, the library, the boat house club.ST. JOHN’S GATE · 10 AM · ₹350

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What's on

Festivals, ranger walks, and lake regattas across the district. Community groups can submit events for approval.

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Festival

Nanda Devi Mahotsav

The district’s biggest week — procession to Naina Devi temple, craft mela on the flats, evening ragas by the lake.

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Historic sites

A hill station founded generations ago, temples centuries older, and the homes of local legends.

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Naina Devi Temple

Naina Devi Temple

Lakeside shakti peetha rebuilt after the 1880 landslip; the lake and the town both take its name.

Gurney House

Gurney House

Jim Corbett’s childhood home, kept as he left it — trophies, letters, and first editions of Man-Eaters of Kumaon.