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Nainital lake is the green-blue, eye-shaped tarn at the heart of the town of Nainital 1.4 kilometres long and up to 27 metres deep. Mallital lies at its northern end, Tallital at its southern. Between them runs the Nainital mall road, a three-kilometre lakeside promenade where sunset walks, street food, and rowing have been the evening routine for generations.
What makes this place special
The small shrine beside the Nainital lake marks where Sati's eye fell, giving Nainital its name and becoming a pilgrimage site since the 19th century.
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A wide open area at Mallital created after a 1880 landslide, it offers a great Nainital view and is now used for cricket, fairs, and photo stops.
The Nainital mall road is the three-kilometre walkway connecting Mallital and Tallital, lined with bakeries, book shops, and colonial-era hotels.