Hey adventurers! Let's hike up to Naina Peak in Nainital, Uttarakhand! Did you know it used to be called China Peak? It's the highest point in Nainital, offering super amazing views of the Himalayas and the whole town. Imagine seeing snow-capped mountains and sparkling lakes – it's a photographer's dream and a nature lover's paradise! Perfect for your India travels!
Birdwatching In The Surrounding Forests.
Capture Stunning Landscape Photographs.
Enjoy Panoramic Views Of Himalayan Peaks.
Have A Picnic Amidst Nature.
Spot Wildlife Along The Trekking Trail.
Trek To The Summit Of Naina Peak.
March to June, September to November
Morning
₹500 per person
Naina Peak has been a prominent landmark in Nainital since the British colonial era. It served as a vantage point for surveying the surrounding region and observing the weather patterns. Initially known as China Peak due to its proximity to the Chinese border (though the name is misleading), it was later renamed Naina Peak in honor of the presiding deity of the Naini Lake, Goddess Naina Devi. The British used the peak for recreational activities like trekking and picnics. Over time, it became a popular tourist destination, attracting visitors from all over the world. The western side of the peak, while less frequented, retains much of its original charm and natural beauty, offering a glimpse into the past when the area was less developed and more pristine.