Nal Damyanti Tal — Attraction in Uttarakhand

Nal Damyanti is a small natural lake which is situated at a distance of 2 km from Bhimtal. It contains shallow waters and is a perfect spot for enjoying the natural beauty around. You can also go on a nature walk and admire the fascinating surroundings of the place. Though the trek route for reaching the place is tattered, the amazing scenery around will make up for it. There are several old houses showcasing traditional Kumaoni architecture present here. As you move ahead on the trek, you will also come to a cluster of seven lakes known as Sat Tal. Nal Damyanti Lake is a holy place which has a deep admiration of the locals. The lake has been named after the famous mythological characters namely King Nala and his wife, Damayanti. With the region offering fine cuisines and opportunities for exploring the tourist attractions across the city, the lake provides an experience which is both authentic and unique in itself. A visit to the Nal Damyanti Tal is likely to give you a deeper insight into the cultures and traditions of the Bhimtal city. The stunning view of the place is worth admiring and worth...

The story of King Nal and Queen Damayanti is about love and devotion, and it is believed that the two were drawn to each other through a divine swan who acted as a messenger between them. But to be honest, I neither fell in love with this place, unlike Garur taal, nor did I see any swans here 😁. There were lots of fish in the 'lake' though. My cab driver, who was a local, said that this lake had vanished a long time back because of a landslide, and the lake was 'recreated' after digging up the mess ! However, what exists now looks more like a swimming pool rather than a lake. It is located about 2.5 km...

It is 3 kms from both Bhimtal and sattal lake. It is marked as one of the most haunted place in India. Nal Damyanti Tal has been a well-kept secret and not many people have heard its story. The folklore goes that King Nala and his beautiful wife, Queen Damyanti lived happily in their royal place. The queen who was known for her unparallel beauty chose King Nala...