Bhimtal Lake in Bhimtal

More than a million visitors visit the Bhimtal Lake each year, making it one of the most well-known lakes in the nation. A significant tourist destination in Uttarakhand, the 47-acre lake is home to an aquarium situated on an island in the middle of the lake and a massive dam. It is the biggest lake in the state’s Kumaon region, which is renowned for having an abundance of lakes.

The lake’s greatest feature is its peace and quiet, which makes it the perfect location for nature enthusiasts who enjoy spending quality time in such places. A walk along the lake, boating and exploring the local food stalls are just some of the many activities you can indulge in.

Savour the peace and quiet of Bhimtal Lake by choosing your stay at the Budget Hotel in Bhimtal, Hotel Royal  Rosette, which is close to the lake.

Interesting facts about Bhimtal Lake:

• The town and the lake are named after Bhima of the Pandavas.
• The old Bhimeshwar Mahadev Temple is believed to have been built when Bhima visited the land during Pandavas banishment.
• The old pedestrian trail near the lake area was once part of the Silk Route.

About Bhimtal Lake:

Bhimatal Lake is one of the most beautiful and cleanest lakes in the nation, providing a wide range of activities to do. In 1883, under British authority, the Bhimtal Dam was constructed. There are twelve gates in the 150-meter-long and 14-meter-high dam, which is impressive to see. The village’s primary use for it now days is as a source of drinking water for the residents, having formerly been utilized for irrigation.

How to get to Bhimtal Lake:

• Patnanagar Airport is the nearest airport to the lake. You may take a taxi or cab to the lake in 2 hours because it is only 55.5 kilometres from the airport.
• The nearest railway station is Kathgodam railway Station, which is only 25 kilometres from the lake.
• You may get to the lake by taxi or bus from almost any local town, including Bhimtal and Nainital.
• Enjoy your trip with a pleasant stay at ‘Hotels in Bhimtal, Hotel Royal Rosette,’ located just 66 metres from Bhimtal Lake. Experience convenience and comfort in the heart of nature!

Best time to visit Bhimtal Lake:

The best months to visit Bhimtal Lake are from March to June and September to December. Because the lake is at an elevation of 4500 feet, it can be rather cold during the winter. This is why people who enjoy chilly weather should visit the lake in the months of December, January, and February.

More Places to Visit :

Nal Damyanti Tal In Bhimtal

Another natural lake, the Nal Damyanti Tal, is located about 2 kilometers from the town of Bhimtal. It is smaller than the Bhimtal Lake. The lake is well-known for being the site of the drowning of King Nala, one of the region’s famed kings. This has made the lake not only famous, but also sacred to the residents in the region.

Mall Road

For a shopping experience, visit Mall Road in the town centre, which is lined with tiny shops and kiosks selling statues and carpets from the region. It also provides an opportunity to purchase Garhwali paintings and woodcrafts, both of which are important to Uttarakhand’s culture. In addition, the town businesses sell organic items from the surrounding area.

Bhimeshwar Temple In Bhimtal

This is one of the most popular destinations to visit in Bhimtal, dating back to the 17th century. Like the town, the temple takes its name from Bhima, the Pandava brother. Built by BazBahadur of the Chand Dynasty, the temple is devoted to Hindu Lord Shiva and draws hundreds of pilgrims during the famous Hindu festival of Shivratri.

Nainital In Bhimtal

Nainital, one of the country’s most popular hill stations, is located near the town of Bhimtal. The hill station, which overlooks the Kumaon Hills, is famed for holding Jim Corbett’s residence as well as the Naini Lake. There is a lot to do in Nainital, including visiting Sher-ka-Danda Ridge, Nanda Devi Temple, St. John in the Wilderness Church, Gurney House, Naina Lake, and many other attractions.