Book a hotel near Goddess Naina Devi, Mallital

You're bound to enjoy your time at Goddess Naina Devi.

In order to explore it, you will have to head to Haldwani, 150 miles (241 kilometers) from New Delhi, the nation's capital.

If you don't expect to stray very far from Goddess Naina Devi, you may want to lay your head at one of the 15 hotel options that are within 2 miles (3 kilometers) of the site. The Vikram Vintage Inn, the Shervani Hilltop Nainital and the Hotel Arif Castles are a few that are recommended, and they are only 1 mile (2 kilometers), 1 mile (2 kilometers) and 1 mile (2 kilometers) away, respectively.

Are you after an inexpensive place to spend a night or two? Luckily enough, there are a couple of reasonably priced hotels nearby. You can find your way to the Country Inn Sattal, 0.4 miles (0.6 kilometers) away, or the Hotel Himalaya, 0.8 miles (1.3 kilometers) away.

Schedule your stay at one of the few esteemed hotels nearby. From the time you check in, you will be treated like royalty. The Naini Retreat is 0.3 miles (0.5 kilometers) away, or The Manu Maharani is just 0.1 miles (0.2 kilometers) away, and they are both fantastic choices.

If you need a short rest from wandering around Goddess Naina Devi, take the short stroll to Cafe Coffee Day - Mall Road for a strong coffee. A great option if you're desiring a more substantial eating experience is Nanak Restaurant. Again, you won't roam too far to reach it. If you still want more, consider stopping for a drink or two at old govt house snow view.

Other Things to Do Near Goddess Naina Devi

• The shores of lovely Nainital Lake are more than worthwhile.
• Give your family a treat with a fun visit to Pangot and Kilbury Bird Sanctuary, a local wildlife sanctuary.
• Breathe in the fresh air and revel in the beautiful landscape from a new perspective at Naina Peak.
• To make sure you've experienced all that is offered in the area, it's recommended that you witness the natural surroundings from an elevated lookout like China Peak.
• Check out one of the region's most well-known bodies of running water, Gaula River.