Mukteshwar

Offering crystal clear views of the Himalayas, Mukteshwar is a picturesque town about 51 km ahead of Nainital, Uttarakhand popularly known as Dev Bhoomi or land of the gods. It has been named after the ancient Mukteshwar Temple which rose to prominence due to the belief the Pandavas built it when they were in exile. Home to an abundance in natural beauty it has the alluring waterfalls of Bhalu Gaad, rolling meadows and fruit orchards of Peora, Ramgarh and Nathuakhan, and thick coniferous forests. In Mukteshwar, nature has peacefully co-existed with ultra-modern facilities such as the Indian Veterinary Research Institute where significant development in veterinary science has taken place, and Chauli Ki Jaali a must-visit for adventure seekers. The town is home to adventure sports such as rock climbing, rappelling, trekking, paragliding and more, there are numerous activities for the outdoorsy. What’s more – one can visit Mukteshwar any time of the year. It is always in fu