Travellers who are informed or conversant look for environmentally friendly lodgings, such as hotels and resorts. Many hotels and resorts have adopted practises that are good for the environment and the visitors in response to the rising demand.
When visiting a place like Nainital, travellers have the option of lodging at lodges that were constructed from locally-found natural or recycled materials like wood, stones, clay, reeds, and grass. They are deftly built with enormous windows to capture light and wind, thereby using less electricity. The resort’s well-appointed rooms with attached bathrooms provide much-needed comfort. A TV, a heater, a coffee or tea maker, and other comfort-enhancing amenities are included in each room.
Situated on acres of lush green land, the green resorts in Nainital enjoy the rich simplicity of the rural setting amidst farms and orchards. Some of the eco-friendly resorts in Nainital also own organic farms and orchards that supply non-toxic or chemical-free vegetables and fruits to the kitchen. Grey water from the kitchen and the sink is used to water the garden and vegetable patch, thus saving water. Segregated wet waste from the kitchen is converted into useful organic manure for these vegetable patches and gardens. Benefiting from Nature, these resorts harness the energy from the sun and the wind converting them into valuable usage.
Being close to Nature, Nainital offers ever-so-exciting bird-watching breaks, beautiful trekking excursions, and boating in the Bhimtal Lake.
The resorts are self-contained! They offer their guests the comfort and facility of a library, indoor game room, gardens, parking space, and a restaurant with a modern kitchen. Most of the eco-friendly resorts in Nainital have plush pools, spas, and health clubs. The spas offer treatments of honey, flowers, natural oils, and other natural commodities that are easily available in the surrounding. These resorts are solely dedicated to conserving and protecting the environment.
Explore the untraded localities, hike on the tallest peak in Nainital, or just gaze at the silent valleys as the sun sets, spreading a heavenly hue.
