Sattal is in the Kumaon region and is known for its seven lakes namely Ram, Sita, Lakshman, Panna, Bharat, Naldaymanti Tal, and Sukha Tal. The place is heaven for Nature lovers and paradise for photographers. One must visit the site to escape the city noise and experience beautiful destinations. Here is a list of places you must add to your travel bucket list. Moreover, Sattal is surrounded by many tourist places where you can spend your peaceful time with family and friends.

Famous Tourist Places at A Place of seven lakes – Sattal

1. Butterfly Museum

Museum was created by Frederic Smetacek in John estate and the place is a major attraction in Sattal. The museum is basically a farm that owns around 250 species of butterflies and 110 species of insects. People who visit the place have reviewed that this a paradise for nature lovers. The place can be easily reached by any means of transport.    

Visiting hours: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Entry fee: INR100 Onwards

Trip Duration: Around 2 hours

2. Methodist Ashram

The ashram displays the history of the town and it was built by Stanley Jones, Mahatma Gandhi’s friend. The architecture of the museum is a must-see and is surrounded by majestic landscapes. The best thing you can do here in Methodist Ashram is spent time in solitude and peace at St. Johns Church.  

Visit timings: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM  

Charges: Free

Ideal Duration: Around 1 hour

3. Seven Lakes

The name Sattal came from the major attraction of the town, the seven lakes. The name of the lakes is taken from Hindu mythological figures. The seven lakes are named Purna Tal, Sukha Tal, Ram Tal, Lakshman Tal, Nal Damyanti Tal, Sita Tal, and Panna Tal. The lakes are a perfect spot for picnics and photography in beautiful landscapes.  

Visiting Timings: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Entry fee: Free

Trip Duration: Around 1-2 Hours

4. Subhash Dhara

India has very few natural waterfalls and one such natural waterfall is in the Dense forests of Oaks, Sattal, and is named Subhash Dhara. The waterfall is a natural spring and the water of the spring is crystal clear. The waterfall forms a pool at the base which is ideal for swimming and that will refresh you. You don’t need to hire any guide; the place is easily reachable by private vehicles. 

Visiting hours: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Entry fee: Free 

Trip Duration: Around 1 hour 

5. Karkotak Temple

Karkotak Temple is the best place to do some worship and seek blessings. There is a Snakes head on the premises of the temple on which you can sit and do meditation. From the temple, you can even have some of the best views of the surrounding. A small fair is organized every year on Naag Panchami and Shiv Ratri. The temple was also mentioned in ancient books.  

Visiting hours: 6:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Entry fee: Free 

Trip Duration: Around 1 hour

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