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Nainital was discovered by an Englishman named P. Barron in 1839. The glorious gem-like lake and the virgin hills appealed to him so strongly that he left a flourishing  sugar business to settle here. And so it began. First the holidaying English then the  Indian maharajas and then the Indian public. Nainital has never looked back as a summer retreat since. The headquarters of the district by the same name; Nainital is  the largest and most popular hill-station of the Kumaon region. Making it your base you can visit other spots such as Ranikhet, Kausani, Mukteshwar and Almora. The  heart of the destination is the Naini Lake named after the emerald green eyes of the Goddess Parvati, who is also the patron goddess of the region. From around the lake  rise wooded slopes, one side being heavily populated by a large township. Nainital is  also intimately linked with legendary hunter turned conservationist Jim Corbett.