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2 km further up from Mallital (northern end of the lake) is a cave complex, developed and maintained by the local administration. This consists of a series of six caves (Tiger, Panther, Porcupine, Bats, Flying Fox and Apes) which get narrower as you progress. People with claustrophobia are advised not to explore the later ones and walk out from the exit available at the end of each cave.
This is the former home of Jim Corbett. It has been converted into a museum and houses Corbett memorabilia.
One story tells us that this temple was constructed in the 15th century during the Kushan reign but another version states that it was built by Moti Ram Shah.
Naini Lake is set amidst seven mountains that surround this stagnant water pool and high peaks that almost touch the sky.
The temple was destroyed during the Landslip of 1880, and was rebuilt. It is on the lake's northern shore.
St. John Wilderness Church
This charming church was named and founded by the Bishop of Calcutta.
Sariyatal is a lake in Nainital. The water can be extremely cold, but this is a nice area to spend some time. Close by is Sariyatal Park.