Advertisement
Pardaphash Ads
  1. Home
  2. Region
  3. Uttarakhand: Kainchi Dham Surpasses Nainital as Top Tourist Destination – Here’s Why

Uttarakhand: Kainchi Dham Surpasses Nainital as Top Tourist Destination – Here’s Why

Kainchi Dham has emerged as the preferred choice for tourists, surpassing the popularity of Nainital. The primary reason for this shift is the devotion and faith in Baba Neeb Karori Maharaj.

By: Rekha Joshi  Pardaphash Group
Updated:
gnews
Uttarakhand: Kainchi Dham Surpasses Nainital as Top Tourist Destination – Here’s Why

Kainchi Dham has emerged as the preferred choice for tourists, surpassing the popularity of Nainital. The primary reason for this shift is the devotion and faith in Baba Neeb Karori Maharaj. According to the temple committee, the number of devotees visiting Kainchi Dham has been increasing annually. This year alone, over two lakh devotees visited, significantly boosting the business of local hotel and home stay operators.

Traffic and Parking Issues in Nainital
Decreased Tourist Arrival in Nainital
Nainital, known for its picturesque lake and serene environment, is currently struggling with severe traffic jams and parking problems. These issues are diminishing the town’s charm, leading to a decrease in tourist visits.

Increased Devotion at Kainchi Dham
In contrast, Kainchi Dham is witnessing a surge in visitors due to the growing faith in Baba Neeb Karori Maharaj. This spiritual attraction is drawing more tourists every year, enhancing the local economy.

Economic Impact on Bhimtal, Bhawali, and Kainchi
Boost in Local Business
The influx of tourists to Kainchi Dham has significantly benefited the local economy in Bhimtal, Bhawali, and Kainchi. Over 300 hotel and home stay operators in these areas are experiencing continuous business throughout the year.

Revenue Estimations
There are approximately 1000 to 1200 rooms available in these hotels and home stays, with rental prices ranging from Rs 2000 to Rs 6000 per night. Assuming an average rent of Rs 3000 per room, the daily revenue for 1000 rooms is around Rs 30 lakh. Even with a conservative estimate of 150 days of full occupancy, the annual business

Further reading:
For the latest news and reviews, follow us on Google, Facebook, YouTube and X (Twitter)