Sattal

Sat Tal is a cluster of mysteriouslyinterconnected seven freshwater lakes located in the Nainital districtof Kumaon region. Sat Tal is perched at an altitude of 1,370mts abovesea level offering splendors of nature. The group of lakes is set amidstdense forests of oak and pine trees. Sattal is one of the few unspoiledand unpolluted fresh water biomes in India. The names of the seven lakesof Sattal are Purna Tal, Ram Tal, Sita tal, Laxman Tal, Nal DamyantiTal, Sukh Tal and Garud Tal. Sattal is often compared with Westmorelandof England by Britishers. These lakes are paradise for migratory birdsas they stay for some time here during their migration. These birdstry to escape the harsh cold of the great Himalayan region by migratingto lower areas of the Himalayas. If you are an avid birder and photographyfantasize you then this is an ideal place for your holiday.

Location: It is situated atan elevation of 1,370mts above sea level on the road to Bhim Tal inthe Nainital district of Uttarakhand state. It is located 22kms fromNainital with Kathgodam as its nearest Railway station. Sattal can beeasily reached within 6-7hrs of time.

Best time to Visit

Sattal is a universal destination whichcan be visited anytime of the year. The weather during summer is salubriousand pleasant. You can see the diversified greenery during monsoon monthsat Sattal. Sattal is at its picturesque best during monsoon months.Carry heavy woolens with you if planning a visit to Sattal during wintersas the temperature can fall as low as freezing point.