Fishermens Lodge

Located on the beautiful Bhimtal lake, just 30 minutes from Nainital, The Fishermen's Lodge aims to provide an experience that delights with its warmth and comfort. They aspire to be as approachable and accessible as possible. They surround you with an aesthetic that inspires & will ensure that nothing they do interferes with your experience. They desire that you leave them feeling satisfied, and excited to return.

The Fishermen's Lodge is neither a five-star, nor a boutique hotel. They simply believe that there is no replacement for a comfortable, stress-free holiday. As a part of their promise, they strive to serve you delicious, wholesome food, and maintain a high standard of hygiene. For those seeking adventure, they are familiar with the terrain around Bhimtal, and are more than willing to help you arrange hikes, fishing trips, golf games, mountain biking excursions, picnics, and other such ventures.

Accommodation
The Lodge has twelve bed rooms each having large living rooms. The cozy living room with fire places to keep you warm, has been designed to give you space to bond with friends and family.

Dining
The Lodge offers delicious and wholesome, home - cooked meals, and welcome requests for favourites. The Pantry is another feature inspired by past experience. The Kids may come with certain challenges, so they want you to have an option of making your kids the food they prefer.

Other facilities
Family picnics, card and board games, a book and movie library, and a varied collection of music are all available to enhance your holiday.

Corbett National Park
Leisure, adventure, and religious tourism play a prominent role in Uttarakhand's economy, with the Corbett National Park Tiger Reserve nearby, along with a number of well-frequented hill-stations, including Nainital, Almora and Ranikhet.

Peaks
The state is also home to several peaks that are of interest to mountaineers, although Nanda Devi, the highest and best-known of these, has been off-limits since 1982. Other national wonders include the Valley of Flowers, which, along with Nanda Devi National Park, forms a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Religious sites
Uttarakhand, traditionally known as Devbhumi, or "abode of the gods", houses numerous Hindu shrines, which pilgrims have visited for over a thousand years with of hopes of purification and salvation. Gangotri and Yamunotri, the sources of the Ganga and Yamuna rivers, respectively.

The state houses an abundance of temples and shrines, many dedicated to local deities or manifestations of Shiva and Durga, references to many of which can be found in Hindu scriptures and legends. The architecture of most of these temples is unique, and typical of the region.

Rishikesh
Rishikesh, near Haridwar, is known as the pre-eminent yoga centre of India, and the spectacular pilgrimage to Hemkund is of special significance to Sikhs.

Buddhist Monastery
Tibetan Buddhism has also made its presence felt, especially with the recent reconstruction of the Mindroling Monastery and its Buddha Stupa, touted as the world's highest, southwest of Dehradun.

By Air
The nearest airport is located at Pantnagar, which is at a distance of 71 kilometer from Nainital. Panthnagar to Bhimtal to be covered by road. Pantnagar has its airport in Terai of Kumaon region. A private carrier regulates regular flights to Pantnagar from Delhi.

By Rail
Old Delhi Railway station on board Ranikhet Express to Kathgodam (last station). Kathgodam to Bhimtal to be covered by road.

By Road

• Delhi - Hapur bypass - Gajraula - Moradabad bypass - Rampur - Haldwani - Kathgodam - Bhimtal
• Delhi - Hapur bypass - Gajraula - Moradabad bypass - Baazpur - Kaladhungi - Nainital - Bhowali - Bhimtal Corbett (Ramnagar) - Kaladhungi - Haldwani - Bhimtal