Governor's House Tourism

The Governor's House, also known as Raj Bhawan, in Nainital, Uttarakhand, India, is a colonial-era building and official residence of the Governor of Uttarakhand. Designed in the Victorian Gothic style by architect F.W. Stevens, it resembles a castle from the British era with its majestic facade. Constructed in 1899, the estate spans over 220 acres and presents an impressive architectural marvel amidst the natural beauty of Nainital. The Governor's House is set against the backdrop of the lush green hills of the Kumaon region and provides a glimpse into the grandeur of British governance in India. The estate includes a large garden, golf course, and has rich flora and fauna. The interiors of the building showcase period furniture and decor, evoking the lifestyle of the colonial period. The Governor's House holds historical significance and has been impeccably maintained, presently serving as a key tourist attraction.