Sattal

A cluster of pristine lakes set against the captivating surroundings of dense oak and pine woods, Sattal in the state of Uttarakhand unfurls the rustic beauty of the Lower Himalayas. At an altitude of 4000 feet Sattal, also pronounced as Sattal proffers an unruffled environment with abundance of natural flora and fauna. Calm and quite ambiance of Sattal makes this sleepy locale in the outskirts of Nainital as a most memorable and impressive tourism spots. A picturesque resort that has got the literal meaning "Seven Lakes" beholds an idyllic atmosphere for imbibing one self in the luxury of the wilderness. Tranquility and serenity intertwined with the melodious gush of greenish water and the sweet chirp of the lovely birds unfolds a virtual paradise before the picnicker. Adventurous lots never find a suitable place like Sattal to cherish their dreams since it offers a wide range of escapades before them. An unsurprisingly favorable destination to venture pleasure trips with most excellent jaunting places, Sattal dominates among other places in the travel itinerary of daring people.

Sattal is a cluster of seven interconnected tarns set amidst forested hills. The three main lakes are Ram, Laxman and Sita. The lakes are at 4000ft above mean sea level and are one of the most beautiful and pristine lake clusters in the kumaon region. The resort is a short 1km drive up to the hilltop at the height of 5000ft above sea level and overlooks the lake cluster and the thick pine and Oak forest surrounding it. Flora and fauna abound and the area is a bird watchers paradise. A group of seven fresh water lakes, a stash of nature's bounty and loads of migratory birds and panoramic vistas make this wonderful place called Sattal.

A group of seven fresh water lakes, a stash of nature's bounty and loads of migratory birds and panoramic vistas make this wonderful place called Sattal. A paradise for nature buffs and bird watchers, Sattal has mystery to it that makes it all the more charming and photographer's paradise. Situated in Kumaon Region at an elevation of 1370 m above the sea level, the area boasts of its cluster of seven interconnected lakes namely: Panna, Naldaymanti Tal, Ram, Sita, Lakshman, Bharat and<