How Nainital Promotes Tourism

We, the students of KR Mangalam World School, Vikaspuri went on a school trip with EdTerra Edventures to Jim Corbett and Nainital. Nainital, commonly known as the lake district of India is located high up in the Kumaon Himalayas. Nainital offers a variety of attractions and beautiful scenery.

Nainital provides you with a variety of activities to do such as boating or yachting in the Naini lake. We believe that Nainital got its name from the extraordinary Naini lake. Apart from these, visiting Mall Road, climbing to Naina Devi Temple and sightseeing through the aerial ropeway are some interesting things to do in Nainital. After visiting Nainital once, you would wish to visit it again because of the amazing stuff you can experience here. All these things will not let you get bored.

These are just some of the fun activities you can do in Nainital. Just having a picnic and being surrounded by beautiful views and sceneries can make you feel relaxed. You can also buy things from Mall road or the Tibetan Market. These two places consist of small street shops that have many good quality and cheap products. Good quality shawls that are soft to touch are available here. Many shops sell clothing products at cheap rates. Finding quality products for cheap is a great way to attract local and foreign tourists. Nainital is an amazing vacation destination. It is a perfect place for relaxing.

If you are planning to visit Nainital anytime, you should know that it is a safe place having good hotels and supportive locals. Once you depart from here, you will definitely miss this place.

Written by Adya Sharma & Dhruvi Goyal (K. R. Mangalam world School, Vikaspuri).

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