Nainital is a Himalayan resort town in the Kumaon region of India’s Uttarakhand state, at an elevation of roughly 2,000m. Formerly a British hill station, it’s set around Nainital Lake, a popular boating site with Naina Devi Hindu Temple on its north shore. A cable car runs to Snow View observation point (at 2,270m), with vistas over the town and mountains including Nanda Devi, Uttarakhand’s highest peak. Being a popular destination among tourists, there are many places of interest in and around Nainital that can be visited with family and friends. Some of the well-known tourist attractions which are frequently visited by the tourists are Tiffin Top, Kilbury, Snow View Point, High Altitude Zoo, Land’s End, and Hanumangarhi. The nearby places like Bhimtal, Khurpatal and Naukuchiatal are popular excursions from Nainital.
If you are travelling to Nainital, we recommend you visiting the following nearby places around Nainital. Include these nearby places in your itinerary and make your visit to Nainital more memorable.

Hanuman Dham is one of the most popular Hindu temple set on the banks of the Kosi River, featuring a garden & dedicated to Lord Hanuman. The architecture of Shri Hanuman Dham in Ramnagar is splendid in appearance both interiors and exteriors. 
This well-known tourist attraction in Ramnagar has an arched gateway to the temple that depicts two fishes on the gateway symbolizing fortune and prosperity. This Hanuman temple in Ramnagar has a meditation hall, a sitting area, a center for the disabled, and a majestic temple of Shri Hanuman.

Dhangarhi Museum is to be found close to Dhangarhi gate. It is one of the main attractions of the travelers. Historians, heritage and wildlife lovers take a must break to this special museum. This museum is standing hard on the grounds since the man-eating tigers have been in survival. The museum pitches light on the life and trip of Corbett. Some of the soul-stirring shows include the hunted untamed animals and glass areas having the heads of tigers and elephants killed in violent fight.
As well, there is a memento shop sited in the museum, from where you can buy some wildlife generals, books written on Corbett and autobiography of the wildlife safaris held in Corbett National Park. If you are a fan of art, you can buy the colorful handicrafts items, wood carved items, Corbett t-shirts and caps. Tourists can also enjoy Corbett Falls situated at 4 km from Museum.

Corbett falls is to be found 3 kms from Kaladhungi which is a welcome by nature with sound of water. Corbett falls is very much close to the well-known Kempty falls in Mussoorie, but Corbett falls is not spoiled by travelers and locals as evaluates to Kempty falls. The cool clear water flowing from a height is attractiveness worth admiring. Above all, the way that leads you to the Corbett waterfall will charm you much before you reach there. Corbett Falls flow down from a height of 20 meters, with gurgling sound complemented by the chirps of 100s of birds.
Corbett Falls area is a great place for camping, picnicking or relaxing. Forest authorities have provided basic facilities for the guests. Regular transport services are available here so that nature-lovers can enjoy the beauty with convenience. Feel the tranquility extend all around and treat your eyes to the greenery extend all around while the birds are chirping in the background.