Nainital
It is known as the Lake district of the state. It is located amidst seven hills. It is also mentioned in many ancient scriptures like Skandpuran. British established Nainital in anew way after the Anglo-Gorkha war. Naini Lake, Naina Devi Temple, Naina Peak, Snow View Point, Dorothy’s Seat, St John’s Church, Hanuman Garhi, Astronomical Observatory, Tiffin Top and Lover’s Point are the tourist attractions.
Mussoorie
Also termed as “The Hills Queen”, Mussoorie presents a mesmerizing view of snow covered hills, valleys and lush green places. It seems as the paradise on the earth. Lal Tibba, Camel's Back Point, Gun Hill, Kempty Falls, Municipal Garden, Sir George Everest House, Jwalaji Temple, Children’s Lodge, Benog Mountain Sanctuary are the must visit places.
Dehradun
It is the capital of the state. Dehradun is widely famous for educational institutes. IMA is the pride of the city. The city is surrounded by Himalyan and Shivalik mountain range. Forest Research Institute, Sahastradhara, Malsi Deer Park, Robber’s Cave, Lachhiwala, Tapkeshawar Temple, Laxman Siddh Mandir, Tibetan Mindroling Monastery, Dakpathar, Mussoorie, Chakrata are the tourists hot spots.
Ranikhet
Once the summer capital of India during British rule now the famous calm and serene hill station. Ranikhet is blessed with the natural beauty and pleasant climate. This place offers you the must visit destination like Jhula Devi Temple, Ram Mandir, Nanda Devi Temple, Upat Kalika, Rani Jheel, Hairakhan Dham, Bhalu Dam, Mankameshwar Temple, Chaubatia Orchard, Kumaon Regimental Centre Museum and Memorial.
Chamoli
It is beautiful hill station of Uttrakhand. Chamoli hypnotize the beholder with visual delight with all the snow clad, sky touching mountains, the greenery, the dense forests . Auli, Gopeshwar, Vasudhara, Satopanth Lake, Kauri-Pass, Joshimath, Hemkund Sahib, Rudranath temple, Vyas Gufa, Vasuki Tal, Tapt Kund and Surya Kund are the tourist attraction.
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