Naukuchiyatal

Introduction -

Weekend Visitors From The Neighboring States Congregate In Naukuchiatal, Which Means "Nine Corners Of The Lake" In Its Original Language. This Charming Village In The Kumaon Hills Is Encircled On All Sides By Alluring, Lush Green Hills. You Will Be Spellbound For A Long Time By The Expansive Vista Of The Picturesque Hills And Lake. With Its Many Colors Of Green, Lakes, Temples, Cozy Resorts, Mountainous Cuisine, Fresh Air, And Friendly Residents, Naukuchiatal Is, In A Nutshell, Heaven On Earth And The Perfect Stress Reliever.

  A Lake in Naukuchital

History

Naukuchiatal, Which Is Tucked Away In The Kumaon Hills, Is Thought To Have Been Bestowed Upon The Villagers By Lord Brahma, The Creator In Hindu Mythology, As A Reward For Their Hard Tapasya (Penance). Near The Guest House Is A Modest Shrine Dedicated To Lord Brahma. A Parikrama (Circumambulation) Of Naukuchiatal Lake Is Said To Bring Luck Through The Favor Of Lord Brahma, According To Local Belief.

Location -

At 1,220 Meters Above Sea Level, A Calm Lake That Is 175 Feet Deep Is Idyllically Located. A Recurring Underground Spring Supplies It With Water.

By Air- Pant Nagar Airport, Located 74 Kilometers From Naukuchia Tal, Is The Closest Airport.
By Train- Kathgodam, Located 44 Kilometers From Naukuchia Tal, Is The Closest Railroad Station.
By Road-Major Towns And Cities In The State Of Uttarakhand Are Well Connected To Naukuchia Tal By Motorable Highways.

Amazing Facts:

Lake With Nine Corners: Nukuchiatal. In The Nainital Area Of The State Of Uttarakhand, At A Height Of 1220 Meters Above Sea Level, The Name Naukuchiatal Literally Means "Nine-Cornered Lake." The Lake Is About A Kilometer Long, And It Is Around 40 Meters Deep. The Lake Is The Deepest In The Larger Nainital Region. Naukuchiatal Is Located In A Picturesque Valley With Plenty Of Opportunities For Boating, Rowing, Paddling, And Yachting. It's Thought That No One Has Ever Been Able To See All Nine Corners Of Naukuchiatal In A Single-Foot Stretch. One Will Either Perish Or Reach Nirvana If One Attempts To Look At All Nine Corners At Once.