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Sat Tal is one of the major tourist attractions, situated in the Nainital district of Uttarakhand. The term Sat Tal, in Hindi, means “seven lakes”. The place is so called because it is an interconnected group of seven freshwater lakes, namely 'Panna or Garud Tal’, ‘Nal-Damyanti Tal‘, ‘Purna Tal’, ‘Sita Tal’, ‘Ram Tal’, ‘Laxman Tal’, and ‘Sukha Tal or Khurdariya’. Sat Tal is located in lower range of Himalayas, just 23 km away from Nainital city.
Apart from the natural serenity that it offers, the rugged mountains of Sat Tal also offer adventurers a wide range of trekking, biking, abseiling, mountain biking, rock climbing, night-trekking, nature trail, backpacking, angling, kayaking, rafting, river-crossing, boating, jungle-safari and night-camping opportunities. One can also enjoy boating and fishing here.
A rich butterfly museum, at Jones Estate, is a major tourist attraction of Sat Tal, with over 2,500 species of butterflies and 1100 species of insects that are native to the Kumaoni region. The museum was established by Federic Smetacek, better known as ‘the butterfly man’.
Akin to other places in the Himalayan region, Sattal experiences pleasant climate round the year. The summer months of April, May and June also observe pleasant climate, making it an ideal getaway for the people from plain lands.
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| Best Season To Visit Sat Tal: |
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| March or April or September to November is the best seasons to visit Sat Tal in Uttaranchal |
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| Nainital is at a distance of 23 km from Sat Tal and from Delhi it’s just a 7 hrs drive to Sat Tal. |
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| Pant Nagar Airport in Nainital |
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| Kathgodam Railway station |
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