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Nainital Tour (06 Nights / 07 Days)
Day 01 : Delhi to Mussoorie (290 Kms / 09 Hours drive) : Your journey starts from your pick up point at Delhi (Airport/ Hotel / Railway station), from where, you will be driven to Mussoorie. After your arrival, check in at the hotel. Freshen up and take some rest. The evening is meant to be spent at leisure. Dinner and Overnight stay at Mussoorie hotel.
Day 02 : Mussoorie : Today morning after breakfast you will have full day sightseeing tour of Mussoorie. Visit Kempty Fall & George Everest House. Visit Mall Road & Camel Back Road by walk. View amazing sunset at Gun Hill above Mall Road (also accessed by cable car). Later return to hotel. Enjoy dinner and overnight stay at Mussoorie.
Day 03 : Mussoorie – Jim Corbett National Park (260 Kms / 08 Hours drive) : Today start little early after breakfast. Check out from hotel. Transfer to Corbett. Today will be little long drive. Check in to hotel. Dinner and Overnight stay at Corbett hotel.
Day 04 : Jim Corbett National Park : Get up in the morning, have your breakfast and get ready for your jeep safari around the National Park. In the national park, you will be left stunned by the wide range of biodiversity. You will get a chance to view over 500 varied species of migratory and resident birds, including blossom-headed parakeet, the crested serpent eagle, the red jungle fowl etc.
The sight of Royal Bengal tigers among the dense forests will humble and excite you at the same time. Other wild animals in the national park include varied species of Elephants, Leopards, Indian Python, Crocodiles, etc. Besides the wide range of fauna, you will also witness varied species of plantations. There are approximately 488 different species of plants in the national park.
Dinner and Overnight stay at Corbett hotel.
Day 05 : Corbett to Nainital (80 kms / 3 hrs drive) : Get up in the morning, have your breakfast and check out from hotel. Transfer to Nainital. At arrival, check in to the hotel.
Nainital, with its serene lakes and scenic beauty allures tourists from different parts across the globe. This is a popular hill-station of India, set at an altitude of 2084 meters above sea level. Other than boating in its placid lakes, tourists go for wildlife tours or for bird-watching. There are many popular viewpoints in Nainital that are renowned for providing picturesque panorama of the valley.
Day 6: Nainital : On this day, freshen up. After breakfast proceed for tour of Nainital, which includes Naini Lake, Sattal (a combination of 7 lakes), Bhimtal, Naukuchiatal (lake with 9 corners). Enjoy strolling on Mall Road.
After lake tour, proceed to the famous view point Tiffin Top (AKA Dorothy’s Seat), located at an altitude of 2292 m. Just a few kilometers away from here is yet another view point called Lands End. This route takes you through woods of pine, deodar and oak. If you do not want to walk you can hire a pony.
Day 7: Nainital to Delhi (300 Kms / 9 hours drive) : Morning after breakfast, check out from hotel. Transfer to Delhi. Drop at Delhi Airport / Railway Station / Hotel.
PACKAGE INCLUSIONS :
06 nights 07 days hotel accommodations on double sharing basis.
Meal as per the plan
Transfers and sightseeing as per plan by Indigo / Dzire / Etios.
All toll tax, parking, fuel and driver allowances.
All applicable transport taxes.
PACKAGE EXCLUSIONS :
GST 5%
Anything not mentioned under ‘Package Inclusions’
All personal expenses, optional tours and extra meals.
Vehicle service for sightseeing or transfers not included in the itinerary.
Any kind of entry fees anywhere if not mentioned in including.
Tips, travel insurance, medical insurance, laundry charges, liquors, mineral water, telephone charges.
Porter, pony, horse, cable car, boat, train tickets, air tickets charges.
Weather Details :
Joshimath: 0 to 12 C in winter & 7 C to 18 C in summer.
Khulara: –5 C to 7 C in winter & 0 C to 12 C in summer.
Important Note :
It is recommended that clients carry suitable heavy warm clothing, adequate protective gear for snow and good shoes.
Clients are advised to consult their physician and take suitable preventive medication (if prescribed) as a precaution for high altitude sickness.
Trekking on any particular day may be aborted or cancelled in case of extreme/unfavourable weather conditions, keeping in mind safety of the clients. Trip leader’s decision on this will be final and binding on clients. No refund of costs or any compensation will be paid to clients in such case.
We seek our clients support to help us leave minimum ecological footprint.
We use water during the trek from nature and due to very less pollution in high altitude region it is drinkable pure water. In case you feel uncomfortable you can carry personal water purifier bottle.
For the toilet we use dry pit toilet tent. Hot shower facility is not available during trekking but let us know in advance if you prefer hot shower so we can check if we can arrange it or not.
Bonfire at evening is prohibited in some areas due to forest.
Sleeping bags are normally used in multiple trips and properly washed after each tour but if you feel uncomfortable you can carry your own sleeping bag.
If you like some particular type food let us know in advance. Normally during the trek we provide below type food. Feel free to send your suggestions.
Breakfast: Hot Milk with corn flakes, (Powder Milk), Tea, Coffee, Bread Toast, Jam, Butter.
Upma/Poha(Flattened rice)/Parantha one of this in rotation.
Lunch: Parantha / Poori with mixed vegetable items (Potato mixed with peas/chickpea/potato with cumin seed), Pickle (lunch you will get packed when you start trekking)
Evening tea and coffee with Pakora or noodles or pasta on rotation
Dinner: Soup, Rice, Roti (bread), mixed vegetable items / seasonal vegetable, lentils (Dal), Desert (rice pudding)
List of Essentials :
Mountain/adventure travel requires one to be adequately equipped with the right kind of personal gear. Since one is travelling in the wilderness there will be hardly any opportunity to buy anything once you hit the trail so we urge you to carefully pack everything into your bags.
1. Windproof jacket of decent quality preferably with a hood
2. Warm and thick Fleece / Full-sleeve Woollen sweater
3. Thermal inner wear (upper & lower)
4. Woolen cap
5. Woolen gloves
6. Woolen socks & regular socks (3 – 4 pairs)
7. Scarf/muffler (optional)
8. Comfortable Trekking/Hiking shoes (shoes with a thick sole are recommended)
9. Light weight floaters/sandals/chappals
10. Raincoat / Poncho
11. Small light weight towel
12. Water bottle (sturdy ones, no empty Bisleri bottles!!)
13. Cap / Hat to keep the strong sun away from your face
14. Sun glasses
15. Walking stick / Trekking pole
16. Sunscreen Lotion
17. Lip Balm
18. Torch / Flashlight (with extra batteries)
19. Medicines, if requiring any specific medication
20. Personal toiletries
21. Book, if you like reading
22. Day pack/small bag which you will carry on your back every day and keep your essentials in it
23. Camera if you like (with fully charged batteries)
24. Energy bars.
Carry your stuff in a duffel bag, soft shoulder bag or a rucksack. Avoid suitcases, trolleys or any other hard luggage. As you will be walking long distances carrying a rucksack, avoid bringing unnecessary items on the trek. Please avoid carrying expensive watches, jewellery and electronic items on the trek.
This is one of the most important aspects of travelling in the high Himalayan Mountains and cannot be ignored or set aside. Acclimatization basically means our body adjusting to lower levels of oxygen (rarefied air) & reduced air pressure as me move up. In case one does not acclimatize properly there are chances of the person facing extreme discomfort and this can be fatal in extreme cases. While there is no set route to getting properly acclimatized there are a general precautions and steps that one can take to initiate good acclimatization.
Tip for First Time Trekkers:
For beginners we suggest good amount daily exercise before going to your first trek. You can start with some nearby hike. You can also try running as well as climbing stairs up down. Start with 10-20 steps in start and gradually increase it every day. 30 minutes of daily exercise of like this will definitely help in trek.
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