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Jeep Safari Adventure in Uttaranchal

Day 2: Delhi - Nainital
On the day 2 of your tour proceed to visit the City.
Visit Qutab Minar, Humayun's tomb, Lakshminarayan Temple, a modern Hindu Temple, Parliament House, Government Secretarial Building and Connaught place, the shopping centre of New Delhi.
Visit Red Fort, built in 1648 by Mughal Emperor Shahjehan, Jama Masjid, one of the largest Mosque of India, Raj Ghat and Shanti Vana, the cremation sites of Mahatama Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru. Also drive past Chandni Chowk, shopping centre of Old Delhi.
Later in the evening transfer to Delhi railway station to catch overnight train to Nainital.
Overnight: Hotel

Day 3: Kathgodam-Nanital -Pangot
Arrive Kathgodam railway station and you will be met and transferred directly to the railhead for Nainital and a subsequent drive to Pango will take two hours. The tourists and fellow travelers can spend the rest of the day at their own comfort and visit Kilbury and Pangot for lonesome, solitary ambling down the nature tracks, to be followed by an overnight stay at the local lodge.
Pangot is small village 15 kilometers from Nainital, the drive takes only 25 minutes to get there. The entire drive is through the forested area of Cheena Peak Range via Snow View Point and Kilbury, the main habitats for excellent birding.
One can see a variety of Himalayan species along the way such as lammergeier, Himalayan griffon, blue-winged minla, spotted & slaty-backed forktail, rufous-bellied woodpecker, rufous-bellied niltava, khalij pheasant, variety of thrushes etc. Almost 150 bird species have been recorded at Pangot and surrounding areas.The numerous perennial & seasonal creeks are home to an amazing variety of flora and fauna including the leopard, yellow-throated Himalayan martins, Himalayan palm civet, ghoral, barking deer, sambhar etc.
Overnight: Hotel

Day 4: Pangot-Nainital
The fourth day is initiated by taking a day long whistle stop tour of Nainital. One can also choose the interesting exercise of ornithology, capped by a beatific boat-ride in the beautiful Naini lake or accomplish the feat of amateur horse riding along the banks of the placidly moving lake. Then one can climb up to the China Peak or opt for a joy ride in the exciting option of the cable car.
Naini Lake : Naini Lake or Naini Taal, the picturesque blue green lake. It is from this lake that the city of Nainital, the beautiful settlement by the lake, derives its name. Naini Lake is so called because of its eye-like shape.
Naina Peak : Known as the China peak this peak is the highest point in Nainital. From here Nainital appears as a bowl. You can walk or take ponies to the peak. From this peak you can capture the exciting views of Nainital. Naina peak also gives a good view of the Camelback peak.
Overnight: Hotel

Day 5: Nanital-Binsar
A travel tour to Binsar is home to endless and golden opportunity for professional ornithologists and wildlife photographers to catch the mythical call of the wild within their lenses and logbooks. One can end the day with an overnight stay in the Binsar tourist rest house or at the designated wildlife lodge.
Overnight: Hotel

Day 6: Binsar-Munsiyari
The morning of day 6 begins with a drive from Binsar to Munsiyari, which consumes up 6 hours of the day's tour. Upon arrival, check into your hotel for an overnight stay.
Munsiyari: The name 'Munsiyari' means a 'place with snow'. Munsiyari is a tehsil and a town located in Kumaon Himalayas in Pithoragarh district within the hill state of Uttarakhand in India. Located at an altitude of 2, 200 meters above the sea level amidst snow capped Kumaon Himalayas; Munsiyari is relatively a new discovery, now in the list of some of the most beautiful hill stations in India. The strange and naturally endowed hamlet of Munsiyari commands spectacular views of the Panchchuli peaks, the Milam and the exotic Ralam valleys.
Overnight: Hotel

Day 7: Munsiyari
Day 7 begins with a trek towards the Khaliya top, which is perched comfortably at a height of 11,500 ft. This beautiful height is home to a breathtaking view of the high and lonesome Panch-Chulli peaks. The night is spent in the Alpine tents. People inclined to take their chances at angling and fishing, can catch the very Indian trout at the Ramganga and Gori Ganga rivers or go on a trek to the Lilam Village. The trek is part of the Milam Glacier route along the banks of Gori Ganga.
Overnight: Hotel

Day 8: Munsiyari-Kausani
This morning after breakfast drive to Kausani across narrow roads strewn with small and faceless villages.
It is located at an altitude of approximately 1890 meters above the sea level and is basically known for its scenic splendor and historical links. This picturesque hill top offers a spectacular 300-km panoramic view of the majestic Himalayas. The calmness and serenity in the atmosphere of Kausani is charismatic enough to keep you mesmerized for hours. Due to its similarity with the landscape of Switzerland, Mahatma Gandhi gave Kausani the name of “The Switzerland of India”.
Check into your hotel upon arrival for an overnight stay.
Overnight: Hotel

Day 9: Kausani
City tour of Kausani.
There are various interesting places worth visiting in and around Kausani.
Visit Anashakti Ashram, Pant Museum, Lakshmi Ashram and Tea Gardens. The birthplace of great poet Sumitra Nandan and the land of Gandhi's experiments with Anashakti Yog, Kausani indeed has an intellectual aura about it. Its tea gardens are known for producing special organic orthodox, while its environs are acclaimed for offering un-spoiled beauty.
Overnight: Hotel

Day 10: Kausani-Corbett National Park
Tourists leave Kausani to reach the legendary Corbett National Park after a drive of 4 1/2 hours.
Jim Corbett National Park used to be just another Himalayan forest until in 1936 it was demarcated as a reserve area by the British Government. Jim Corbett Park is spread over 520 sq kms and is covered with huge stretches of Savannah type grasslands and Sal forests. In 1957 this place was renamed as Jim Corbett National Park from Hailey national Park. It was declared as an almost exclusive Tiger Reserve on 1st April 1973 with the help of World Wildlife Fund. Since the place is situated on the lower Himalayan belt of vegetation, it is an eco-tourism spot too.
and the attendant wildlife riches.
Overnight: Hotel/Camp

Day 11: Kausani-Corbett National Park
Take up a early morning Elephant safari through the open Chaurs (grasslands) and dense forests by an unconventional route. Elephant safari is the best option for wildlife viewing in the Corbet National Park. Return back to the complex for breakfast and then again drive by jeep to the scenic lake area to catch the sight of Marsh crocodile basking in the sun. Visit the Jhirnajhali area for viewing the famous Gharial - the fish eating crocodile. Return for lunch and some rest or opt for spending the afternoon on a watchtower overlooking a water hole. Jeep safari on a track along the periphery of the core area. Take this exciting drive through the unforgettable and breathtaking Khinanauli range to catch some best wildlife sights and Tigers in Jim Corbet Park.
Overnight: Hotel/Camp

Day 12: Corbett National Park-Delhi
Drive towards Bhuvankhal early in the morning to witness the beautiful sunrise and the snow clad peaks of the central Himalayas. Return back to the hotel/Camp for lunch (at your own cost). Then drive back to Delhi airport/railway station to catch flight/train for your onward destination to back home with sweet and unforgettable memories of your "Jeep Safari Adventure in Uttaranchal" tour escorted by Vardhman Vacations.
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