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The six nights and seven days tour aims at showcasing the unspoit destinations of Uttarakhand which are enveloped by snow-clad mountains, hidden creeks, verdant hills, and ancient temples of Himalayas. The tour will commence at Jageshwar followed by two-night stay in Munsiyari and one night stay in Ranikhet and Corbett National Park. Snow-clad Mountains, Short Treks, Jungle Safaris, Bird Watching, Temple Tour are the activities you will be indulging during the tour.
- A large list of bird species of the Himalayan region
- Himalayan views
- Great Landscapes
- Bird Watching
- Tiger Sighting
- Quaint lodges and camps
- Short Treks
- Century Old Shiva Temple in Jageshwar Dham
Itineraries
Day 1
Kathgodam Railway Station to Jageshwar
Meals: Dinner
Accommodation: Van Serai
Early morning pick up from Kathgodam and drive to Jageshwar (116 km / 4 hr.). Evening at leisure. Overnight stay
Day 2
Jageshwar Sightseeing
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
Accommodation: Van Serai
Early morning you can go for a trek. Later visit the famous Jageshwar Temple. You can also visit Jageshwar Mahadev, Sri Mahamritunjaya Mahadev, Archaeological Museum, Dandeshwar Shiv Temple Complex, Vinayak Kshetra, Sri Briddha (VridhJageshwaror Bud Jageshwar), Pushti Devi (Pushti Bhagawati Maa), JhankerSaim Mahadev etc.
Day 3
Jageshwar to Munsiyari
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
Accommodation: Milam Inn or Similar
Proceed to Munsyari (183 km / 7 hr.). In the evening visit Nanda Devi Temple, Tribal Musuem, Kala Muni. Overnight stay
Day 4
Munsiyari Sightseeing
Meals: Breakfast, and Dinner
Accommodation: Milam Inn or Similar
Visit Birthi Water fall. You can also go for trek to Khaliaya Top. Overnight stay
Day 5
Munsiyari to Ranikhet
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
Accommodation: Snow View
Proceed to Ranikhet (206 km / 8 hr.). Ranikhet is a hill station and cantonment town in Almora district in the Indian state of Uttarakhand. Ranikhet (The Queen's meadow) has come to be known so because according to popular belief, this spot had won the heart of Rani Padmini, Queen of Raja Sudhardev and she chose this scenic spot to be her abode. Visit Upat, Kalika and Chaubatia in Ranikhet. Upat and Kabika is a delight for golfers having one of the best 9 hole golf course links in the country, Upat is a famous attraction in Ranikhet, located in the vicinity of Upat is the temple of Goddess Kali, which is worth paying a visit during a tour to Ranikhet, Chaubatia is a home to many fruit orchards, gardens and the government fruit research centre, it is equally famous for its enchanting views of Himalayas. Overnight stay.
Day 6
Ranikhet to Corbett National Park
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation: Tiger Camp
Proceed to Corbett National Park (88 km / 3 hr.). Corbett National Park is a wildlife sanctuary rich in flora and fauna and is known for its Bengal tigers. Arrive at Tiger Camp check in and relax. Evening at leisure. Overnight stay
Day 7
Departure
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: None
Early morning proceed for the jungle safari as it’s the best time for wildlife sighting. Later after breakfast check out and drop to Ramnagar Railway Station
- Accommodation for 02 nights at Jageshwar
Accommodation for 02 nights at Munsiyari - Accommodation for 01 nights at Ranikhet
Accommodation for 01 night at Corbett National Park - Meals as per itinerary
Sightseeing as per itinerary - Dedicated vehicle for 07 days
01 Wildlife safari | All Taxes
Personal shopping and food order on choice.
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