NAINITAL-KAUSANI-CORBETT

Upon arrival at Indira Gandhi International Airport or any Delhi railway station, meet our representatives and then embark on a drive to Nainital. Upon arrival, you will be transferred to a hotel. In the evening, you will go for boating on the Nainilake and visit Naina Devi Temple. Overnight stay at the Nainital hotel.

Post breakfast; go for the Nainital Lake tour, which includes Sattal, Bhimtal, and Naukuchiatal. In the evening, you will ride on the rope way and visit the Mall road. Overnight stay at the Nainital hotel.

Morning after breakfast dep art to Kausani , Afternoon., you will visit the local attractions of Kausani like Anasakti Ashram (Gandhi Ashram), Laxmi Ashram, Sumitranandan Pant Gallery, , Overnight stay at the Kausani hotel.

Begin your day with the view of the sun rising above the horizon. Morning after breakfast day visit to Bageshwar upon arrival visit Bagnath Temple, The temple was built in 1450 by Kumaon ruler, Laxmi Chand, at the confluence of Gomati and Sarayu Rivers. Kausani Tea EstateEvening back to Hotel for overnight stay.

Morning after breakfast proceed for Corbett in afternoon. Overnight Dinner & stay in Corbett area hotel. You can enjoy bonfire too at extra charges. The park houses more than 500 species of animals, reptiles and birds. The place offers a lot to those who wish to have a closer look of nature. Wildlife of the park includes the Tiger, the Leopard, slot Bear, Jungle Cat, Fishing Cat, Wild Boar, Langur and Rhesus Monkeys, Gharial and Muggar Crocodiles.

Early in the morning at 6 AM head for an elephant safari or a Jeep safari in the core area of the jungle. You can also opt to go in the afternoon (2-5 p.m) for a safari to spot the wildlife after checking out from the hotel by Noon. The area consists of river belts, grasslands, marshy depressions, a lake, and hills. During the safari, try spotting various bird and animal species. If you are lucky, you might spot a Tiger or leopard Cat. Later, transfer to Delhi airport for return journey to Bengaluru