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01-Jul-2023

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Pangot Village is located about 13 kilometers from Nainital, which is a popular hill station.[1] The drive to here passes through the forested area of Naina Peak Range via Himalaya Darshan & Echo Zone which are famous for Himalaya view of Nanda Devi series and Kilbury, which are birding spots.

HOW TO REACH FROM DELHI

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➤ By Train :- The nearest railway station to Pangot is located in Kathgodam, which is 50 km away from here. You can easily book train tickets from Delhi to Kathgodam, Nainital. Once at the railway station, you can opt for share taxis that may cost somewhere around INR 100 per person.

➤ By Air :- The closest airport to Pangot is at Pantnagar, which is placed around 2.5 hours drive away. This airport receives 6 scheduled flights every week and is also connected to Delhi. Once can easily book a taxi that is available at the airport, which may cost around INR 1300.

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➤ By Road:- Pangot is well-connected by road to Delhi. Since AC or non AC buses are available only till Nainital, you can easily hire a taxi to go to Pangot from Delhi.

                              PLACE TO VISITE

1. Kilbury Bird Sanctuary :- Positioned in the soulful village of Pangot, Kilbury Bird Sanctuary is a treat for nature enthusiasts and bird lovers. To witness the best of it, plan a visit during the early hours of the morning. Enjoying the surroundings of pine, oak, and rhododendron forests, the sanctuary is a perfect place to detoxify your soul. Moreover, you can also spot birds like Forktails, Collared Grosbeaks, White-throated Laughing Thrushes, Brown Wood-Owls. The chirping birds make the sanctuary one of the best places to see in Pangot.

2. Naina Peak :- Positioned at a height of 2,615 m above sea level, Naina Peak offers a magnificent view of Nainital. The spot offers photography and adventure opportunities for vacationers. The lush green route will take you through the dense forests of cypress, pine trees, oak, and deodars. You can complete the 6 km trek in an hour or two. So, if you are a trekking enthusiast, add Naina peak to your Pangot sightseeing.

3. Nainital Lake :- Lying amid the town of Nainital in Kumaon, Nainital Lake is the biggest lake in the region. Surrounded by lofty hills, the lake offers a majestic view of the nearby areas. While visiting here, you can either spend your day by the lake and adire its charm or take half or a full boat ride to enjoy the view from all sides. Notably the timings for boating are from 6:00 am to 6:00 pm.

4. Snow View Point :- Lying just 2 km from Nainital, Snow View Point is a perfect place to enjoy the picturesque vistas of the snow-clad Himalayan tops. At the snow point, you will find some gigantic binoculars offering a clear view of the Nanda Devi peak, Nanda Kot peak and the Trishul peak. Besides this, the binoculars will also show you a snow-capped temple residing images of Lord Shiva, Lord Rama, Lord Lakshman, Goddess Sita, Lord Hanuman, and Goddess Durga.

5. Goddess Naina Devi Temple :- Positioned on the Northern end of the Nainital lake, Naina Devi temple is a holy site dedicated to goddess Naina Devi. The temple receives a huge influx of travelers from far and wide owing to its reputation for being one of the 51 Shakti Peeths. Inside the temple is a self-formed Pindi and a Ganesha idol which lies on the main entrance. Besides this, there’s also a sacred fig that is said to be in existence for many sanctuaries.

6. Tiffin Top :- Also known as Dorothy’s Seat, Tiffin top is a hilltop offering a striking view of the city and nearby Kumaon mountains. The spot lies 2290 m above sea level and makes a perfect base for spending a picnic and clicking some breathtaking nature’s shots. To reach the top you can either head for a 4 km easy trek or go for a pony ride that will cost you around INR 600. Besides this, the hours between 8:00 am and 5:30 pm are favorable to witness the best of this place.

WHICH IS THE BEST TIME TO VISIT

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Are you looking for the best time to visit Pangot? Well, you’re in the right place! Although Pangot is a great destination to visit almost all year round, October is the best time to go due to its perfect climate conditions. Around this time of year, flights and accommodation can also be cheaper as it is outside of key peak holiday seasons if you book well enough in advance. In summer, the temperature in Pangot can rise as high as 31℃ (88℉). In the winter months, it can get down to as low as 22℃ (72℉) at night.

The days are longest in Pangot in June, so if you want to see the sights during the day when the sun is up for the longest time, it’s best to visit around that time of year. September sees the most amount of rain in a month if you’re ok with chancing getting drenched, so if you’re looking to stay dry, visit in January instead.

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