Uniquely Uttaranchal

Arrive at Delhi Airport or Railway Station, where you will be warmly welcomed by our assistance team. Proceed on a scenic drive to Nainital. On arrival, check in to your hotel.
Overnight stay at Nainital.

After breakfast at the hotel, embark on a sightseeing trip to explore the scenic beauty around Nainital and Bhimtal. Visit Sat Tal (optional, extra cost) located in the Lower Himalayan Range near Bhimtal, and Nakuchiyatal (optional, extra cost), also known as the Lake of Nine Corners. Explore Bhimtal Lake, a serene lake situated in the town of Bhimtal.

Next, visit Nainital Zoo, a high-altitude home for wild animals, situated at 2100 meters above sea level. Also called Pt. Govind Ballabh Pant High Altitude Zoo, it houses Tibetan wolves, leopard cats, Sambar, Lady Amherst pheasants, red junglefowl, and rose-ringed parakeets. The zoo is located in Tallital.
Timings: 10:00 am – 4:30 pm
Entry Fee: INR 50 per adult, INR 20 per child

Afterwards, enjoy a stroll along Mall Road. Nainital is famous for handmade candles, available in unique forms, shapes, and patterns. Don’t forget to pick some to add a special touch to your home décor.

Overnight stay in hotel

After breakfast at the hotel, spend some relaxing time at your resort. Later, visit Tiffin Top, a peak in Nainital located about 4 km from the heart of the town. Enjoy awe-inspiring views, and for added fun, you can take a horse ride to reach the top.

Next, experience the Nainital Ropeway, which takes you to small peaks and provides a bird’s eye view of the hill station. The cable car runs from Mallital to Snow View and is a must for lovers of high-rise views.

Spend some peaceful moments at Naina Devi Temple, dedicated to goddess Naina Devi, believed to govern the Naini Lake. This temple is considered one of the 64 Shaktipeeths in India.
Timings: 04:00 am – 10:00 pm

Visit Raj Bhawan, the Governor’s House of Nainital, reminiscent of Buckingham Palace in London. The two-storey mansion has around 113 rooms, but visitors can explore the vast lawns and the 18-hole golf course, which is set amidst scenic forests and home to rare flora and fauna. Constructed by the British in 1924, it is a treat for museum and history enthusiasts.

Take a tour of Naini Lake, enjoying the serene surroundings and optional boating for 30 minutes to 1 hour per family.

Overnight stay in hotel.

(The itinerary may vary depending on your schedule and hotel location. Entry fees and activity costs are to be paid directly wherever applicable.)

After breakfast at the hotel, check out and drive towards Kausani, a beautiful hill station and village located in the Bageshwar district of Uttarakhand. Kausani is renowned for its scenic splendor and offers spectacular panoramic views of Himalayan peaks such as Trisul, Nanda Devi, and Panchchuli, stretching over 300 km. One of the highlights of staying here is that most hotels provide breathtaking views of the Himalayas, making sunrise and sunset moments truly unforgettable. On arrival check in at the hotel.

Overnight stay at Kausani.

After breakfast at the hotel, visit the famous temples in Kausani. Known for their heritage, exquisite artwork, and architectural brilliance, temple excursions in Kausani are a must for both religious tourists and admirers of architecture.

Highlights include:

• Someshwar Temple – an artistic temple devoted to Lord Shiva, founded by the Chand Dynasty.
• Rudrahari Mahadev Temple – a stunning cave temple situated by the bank of River Kosi, with a waterfall nearby accessible via a trek through a forested trail.
• Baijnath Temple – a Shiva temple celebrated for its remarkable Nagara-style architecture.
• Kot Bhramari Temple – perched on a hilltop and dedicated to Goddess Bhramari. If visiting in August, don’t miss the grand annual fair on Nanda Ashtami, held at this temple, also known as Kote-ke-Mai or Bhramari Devi Temple.

Later, enjoy some shopping in the town. In the evening, return to the hotel and take in the stunning sunset views.

Overnight stay at Kausani.

After breakfast at the hotel, check out and drive towards Corbett. On arrival, check in at the hotel, freshen up, and proceed for a relaxing nature walk along the Kosi River, a haven for bird watchers. The evening is free for leisure activities.

Jim Corbett National Park is part of the larger Corbett Tiger Reserve and a Project Tiger Reserve located in the Nainital district of Uttarakhand. Established in 1936 as Hailey National Park, it is India’s oldest and most prestigious national park and the place where Project Tiger was first launched in 1973. Spanning over 520 square kilometers, the park comprises hills, marshy depressions, riverine belts, grasslands, and a large lake.

For tourism, Corbett National Park is divided into five main zones:

• Bijrani Safari Zone – Popular for its abundant natural beauty and open grasslands; entry gate is 1 km from Ramnagar city.
• Jhirna Safari Zone – Open year-round; entry gate is 16 km from Ramnagar city.
• Dhela Safari Zone – A new eco-tourism zone included in the tiger reserve in 2014, located 13 km from Ramnagar city, open throughout the year.
• Dhikala Zone – The largest and most varied zone, famous for exotic fauna; entry gate 18 km from Ramnagar city. Night stay in Dhikala is recommended for hardcore wildlife enthusiasts.
• Durga Devi Zone – Ideal for bird watchers; entry gate is 36 km from Ramnagar city.

Additionally, Sitabani Buffer Zone lies outside the Tiger Reserve and is perfect for enjoying serene natural beauty.

There are two types of safaris:

• Jeep Safari – A four-wheeler vehicle permitted in all buffer zones, ideal for exploring hidden corners of the park. Available in Bijrani, Jhirna, Durgadevi, Dhela, and Sitabani zones.
• Canter Safari – Available only in the Dhikala Zone for close encounters with the Royal Bengal Tigers; conducted in two shifts and booking must be done through the tourism website.

Overnight stay at Corbett.

After breakfast at the hotel, those interested can enjoy morning and afternoon safaris in Corbett National Park. Visitors can book online Jeep Safari or Canter Safari across the five different zones of the park: Bijrani, Jhirna, Dhikala, Dhela, and Durgadevi.

All safari bookings and procedures are managed by the forest officials according to the guidelines of India’s Forest Department. Please note that the safari zone, driver, and naturalist guide are assigned solely by the forest authorities and cannot be influenced by the tour operators. Each zone has a healthy population of tigers, and wildlife sightings are generally consistent across all zones.

The park uses an automated computerized system to ensure equal distribution of safari vehicles across the respective zones, maintaining a smooth and organized safari experience for all visitors.

These all aspects are managed by the automated computerized system to ensure the equal distribution of safari vehicles in respective zones.

After breakfast at the hotel, check out early and drive back to Delhi to catch your connecting flight or train to your hometown.