Bhimtal Lake in Nainital Uttarakhand

Bhimtal Lake is produced in the city of uttarakhand in Bhimtal India. It is known as the largest lake in the country's actual lake district with an island in the center. Bhimtal Lake is a perennial lake, that is, it not only supports the wide range of aquatic animals but also offers a number of trans-Himalayan birds with a place of rest. This lake is located about 22 km from the city of Nainital uttarakhand and is located at an altitude of 1370 meters.It is located in the northern region of India and is surrounded by the vast Kumaun hills. It is believed that this lake was named after Bhima, the second Pandava of the Mahabharata. This Nainital uttarakhand is one of the largest lakes in the city and the second largest in Kumaon. It is also a popular tourist destination of Nainital uttarakhand. There is an island in the center of this lake, which has a restaurant on this island, which has increased the beauty of this lake manifold.

Bhimtal Lake

The months of April to July and September to October are considered to be the best time of year to visit this lake in uttarakhand. There is a wide variety of flora and fauna in the lake, along with dense forests of oak and pine, covering the hill slopes around the lake. Emerald pigeons, bulbul, wall ladders, black eagles and freshwater owls are among the most popular species found in areas around the lake of Bheemtal.Around Bhimtal Lake in uttarakhand, there is a destination known as Bhowali. It is located at an altitude of 1706 meters above sea level. This place is known for the pleasant and healthy climatic conditions throughout the year. In addition to the rich variety of gardens and orchards, snow-covered mountains also help to enhance the beauty of this place. However, due to the wide range of fruits present in this place, it is commonly known as Hill Fruit Mart.

Kainchi Dham Temple

Kainchi Dham, Ghorakhal and Bhimeshwar Temple complex are other popular picnic spots in the vicinity of this lake. Kainchi Dham is located on Almora road and it is known for its pilgrimage location. It is also known for the famous temple Neem Karoli Baba built in the twentieth century and it is constructed at an altitude of 1400 meters.Every year thousands of visitors visit the temple. Ghorakhal is known for the temple of Lord Golla. The Sainik School of the city is also very popular among visitors. Bhimeshwar Temple, situated on the banks of the lake, is another attraction of that place. It is believed that Bhima visited this temple during the exile.