About Bhimtal
Ambala to Bhimtal distnce : 480 km
Estimated travel time : 9.5 hours
Ambala to Bhimtal is the most popular route for both domestic as well as foreign tourists because of its proximity to other hill stations like Nainital, Kausani and Ranikhet. Bhimtal is fondly known as "Mini Nainital", because of the similarity in landscapes but it is much less crowded than its cousin hill station.
Blooming at an altitude of 1370m, Bhimtal is well known for its bhimtal lake which has an island at its centre surrounded by dense forests of peak and oak trees which makes the lake even more beautiful. Bhimtal Lake stands still in the centre of the charming ambience, with soothing and cool breeze giving a calming sensation to your soul. Apart from this, there are various adventerous activities like boating, kayaking, and zorbing which makes Bhimtal a paradise for adventure lovers. Bhimeshwar Mahadev Temple, Mall road and Karkotaka Temple are another popular tourist spots here. If you are fond of adventures, nature beauty and marine life, Bhimtal is an ideal weekend destination and is well connected via road.
Taxi from Ambala to Bhimtal is readily available at CabBazar.
Route Information
Ambala to Bhimtal by car is well connected through NH44 and NH9 and is very convenient and comfortable drive and have many stopovers like Rampur and Rudrapur. You can also go to other hill stations located nearby like Nainital, Kausani and Ranikhet. Ambala to Bhimtal distance is 480 Km and is 9.5 hours journey. Other famous tourist places on this route and nearby are : Kurukshetra - A holy city, the land of Mahabharta, where Lord Krishna preached Geeta to Arjuna
Karma Lake, Karnal
Panipat - - City of Textiles and Carpets
Garh Mukteshwar - - Holy dip in Ganga, Ganga temple, Mukteshwar Mahadev temple, Meerabai ki Reti, Kalpavriksha
Amroha - - Dargah of Shah Wilayat
Moradabad - - Brass City or "Peetal Nagri"
Hapur - - Industrial hub of stainless steel
Modinagar - - Industrial Hub
Rampur - - Aryabhatt Planetarium, Jama Masjid
Tourist Attractions
Bhimtal Lake: A serene lake surrounded by lush greenery, offering boating and scenic views.
Naukuchiatal: A beautiful lake with nine corners, known for its panoramic views and numerous adventure activities.
Bhimtal Aquarium: A fascinating aquarium showcasing a variety of aquatic species, including rare and exotic fish.
Hidimba Parvat: A hill offering a breathtaking view of Bhimtal Lake and surrounding valleys, famous for its temple dedicated to Hidimba from Mahabharata.
Hanuman Garhi: A temple complex dedicated to Lord Hanuman, situated on a hilltop and providing mesmerizing views of the town.
Karkotaka Temple: A historical temple devoted to Karkotaka, a mythical serpent, featuring intricate carvings and religious significance.
Butterfly Research Center: A unique center focused on the preservation and study of various butterfly species, with informative exhibits and guided tours.
Bhimeshwar Temple: A renowned temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, known for its mystical aura and spiritual significance.
Sattal: A cluster of seven interconnected freshwater lakes, ideal for birdwatching, picnicking, and nature walks.
