Step out for Bird watching, Nature walks with an experienced guide

Visit our neighbouring tea garden

Jump off the cliff with a Paragliding expert for a mesmerizing view of the mountain and the forest

Go quadbiking on a specially created off roading track

Visit the home of India's best known Nobel Price author and lyricist Rabindranath Tagore from where he penned "Geetanjali"

Discover those tucked away cafe & eateries offering a great meal experience

A special barbeque evening for fun- filled bonding moments with family

Visit Kainchi Dham Temple
Located on the Nainital-Almora road, Just 30 minutes from Divyam Kainchi Dham is a modern pilgrim centre approx. 17 kms from Nainital. Its tranquil setting amidst the rocky mountains and lush deodar and oak trees makes it a must visit while exploring Nainital.
Kainchi here means two sharp hairpin bends of the motor road in the local dialect. It has no correlation to scissors. It was founded by the famous Maharaj Neem Karoli Baba in 1962. The faith and reverence in the temple and its founder has transfixed devotees for decades and the fervour is still visible even today.
The entire aura at Kainchi Dham reverberates with positivity and optimism. The chants of Lord Hanuman and Lord Rama come alive every day, making visitors feel calm and welcome.

Visit Ghorakhal Golu Devta Temple, Nainital, Uttarakhand
Ghorakhal Golu Devta or Golu Baba in Uttarakhand, incarnation of lord Shiva is strongly worshipped in this entire district of Nainital by locals. Ghorakhal Golu Devta is also called the god of justice. The temple is beautifully situated on the top of Ghorakhal hill overlooking the Bhimtal lake. The Ghorakhal Golu Devta Temple had idols of many other gods goddesses and is decorated with thousands or millions of bells.
Ghorakhal Golu Devta Temple is one of a kind temple, in that place the devotees come with prayers, not only with devotion, but with a physical piece of paper. These are left in the Ghorakhal Golu Devta temple. Visitors can see the plain papers, to legal bond papers, beautiful colorful sheets, to even some job application forms hang here. Once the prayers are answered the devotee comes back and puts up a brass bell. Looks like size of the bell is proportional to the prayer answered since you’d see bells of all sizes hanging here, thousands or lakhs in number.