Day 1: Delhi
The travel tour gets kick started with arrival in New Delhi before midnight. The day culminates with an overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 2: Delhi - Nainital
Day 2 begins with the enthusiasts spending the morning at leisure and at their own relaxed pace. The afternoon sightseeing tour of New Delhi, is made up of individual halts at the historic and emblematic India Gate, a proud Qutab Minar and the antiquated Humayun's tomb along with a driving past
view of Lutyen's President's House. Then the tourists are asked to take the connecting overnight air-conditioned train to Nainital late in the evening.
Day 3: Pangot
Day three begins with arrival at Kathgodam, which is 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.
Day 4: 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. The day ends as usual with an overnight halt in the lodge.
Day 5: Pangot-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.
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. The strange and naturally endowed hamlet of Munsiyari commands spectacular views of the Panchchuli peaks, the Milam and the exotic Ralam valleys. Overnight stay in a resort, remains the
catchword to be followed on the night of day six.
Day 7: Munsiyari
Day 7 begins with a trek, beginning from the resort side 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.
Day 8: Munsiyari
The day's schedule involves a morning drive to Kausani across narrow roads strewn with small and faceless villages. An overnight stay in a local hotel is what ends a hard day of travel and scouting around.
Day 9: Munsiyari-Kausani
After breakfast is over, the whole group of tourists spends the day indulging in ornithology, and watching the Himalayan birds. The day as usual ends with a planned overnight stay in a local hotel.
Day 10: Kausani
Tourists leave Kausani to reach the legendary Corbett National Park after a drive of 4 1/2 hours. After lunch is over, the enthusiasts drive inside the park to be at home with the sylvan surroundings and the attendant wildlife riches. An overnight stay is arranged at the hotel at the camp or in a
local and nearby lodge.
Day 11: Kausani-Corbett National Park
Early morning time can be utilized on day 11 of the travel tour to take a jeep safari inside the park for tiger searching and wildlife viewing. The afternoon can be utilized for elephant rides in the park. Overnight stays are arranged in the camp or at the local lodge.
Day 12: Corbett National Park-Delhi/Onward Destination
The tourists depart for Delhi on day 12 to reach Delhi in the evening. The next destination happens to be the airport for onward journeys and voyages.
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