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Mukteshwar Tourism, Nainital Uttarakhand
Posted by admin in Nainital, Travel & Tourism, Uttarakhand on August 15, 2010
Mukteshwar is a small and beautiful tourist place in Nainital, Uttarakhand. It is situated at the height of 2286 meters (7500 feet) from the sea level in Kumaun hills of Uttarakhand. Mukteshwar word come from a 350 yrs old temple of Lord Shiva, which is known Mukteshwar Dham. One can see snow capped mountains range of Himalaya from this temple. Mukteshwar is an ideal destination for weekend tours. Tourist can find easily best resorts and hotels there.
Road to Mukteshwar
Tourist Destinations of Mukteshwar
Mukteshwar is perfect destination for nature lovers and those who want to take some rest from busy city life.
You can view nice scenery and picturesque beauty from Chauli ki Jaali. See the hide and seek play of mountains with clouds during the trekking tour in Kumaon hills.
All the major mountain ranges like Neelkantha Parvat, Trishul Parvat, Nanda Devi, Nandaghunti and Panchuli Peaks are visible from Mukteshwar.
You can enjoy the opportunities of rock climbing and rappelling at Chauli ki Jaali with the excellent view of valleys.
How to Reach Mukteshwar
By Air/Train: The nearest airport is Pant Nagar and nearest railway station is Kathgodam which is about 65-70 Kms from Mukteshwar. You can take a taxi from Kathgodam to reach the Mukteshwar. Mukteshwar is just 51 Kms away from Nainital and 42 kms from Haldwani.
By Road: The distance from Delhi to Mukteshwar town (Delhi-Hapur-Moradabad-Rudrapur-Kathgodam-Bhimtal- Mukteshwar) is around 350 Kms, which is around 8-9 hours journey if you are traveling by your vehicle.
Jim Corbett National Park is closed down for monsoon season, Uttarakhand
Posted by admin in Nainital, News, Travel & Tourism, Uttarakhand, Uttarakhand on July 1, 2010
Jim Corbett National Park, Uttarakhand has been closed down for tourists for monsoon season, as roads become unsafe and unusable for motor-vehicles.
“During the monsoon season…many rivers of our forests will pass through the main road. When it rains, all the roads are damaged. They are not usable for the tourists’ vehicles. So, this is the reason, we close down the park during the rainy season,” said a park warden.
The Park areas open for night visits have also been closed since June, 15, and will reopen on Nov 15, whereas the areas for daytime safaris has also shut down and will reopen on Oct 15.
View from Car: Nainital to Haldwani
Posted by admin in Nainital, Travel & Tourism, Uttarakhand on June 27, 2010
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