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3 Nights 4 Days
Daily Tour
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Encompassing the oldest national park in India, the Jim Corbett National Park, and several other beautiful valleys, the region of Corbett in the Indian state of Uttarakhand, is reminiscent of the vivid world conjured by Rudyard Kipling in his book, ‘The Jungle Book.' Hilly ridges interspersed with flat valleys and green grasslands complementing marshy wetlands, Corbett has a wide variety of flora and fauna. A soul with wanderlust is drawn to this region, with its spectacular panoramas and adventurous vibe. Located a hop, skip and jump away from the hill station of Nainital, Corbett is home to over 500 species of birds and 50 species of mammals like tigers, leopards, spotted deer, elephants, wild boars and sloth bears. This sanctuary for wild beasts brings out the daredevil in you, as you go on jeep safaris, elephant safaris and trek through the dense forests.
Our representative will meet you at your given location in Delhi and then drive you to Nainital. On arrival, get transferred to the hotel. The rest of the day is at your leisure. In the evening, take a walk around the beautiful Naini Lake, you can even go boating that is sure to relax you. (sailing at your own cost) Stroll down the Mall road and then return to the hotel for the night.
After breakfast, you can venture out to explore the hill retreat of Nainital. Visit the beautiful lakes of Nainital, comprising of Bhimtal, Sattal, Naukuchiatal and the Snow View Point. Also, be a part of the Aerial Ropeway that you can take at your on your own cost. Later, head back to the hotel and take the day off to unwind! Overnight stay in Nanital.
Dig into a lip-smacking breakfast and then drive to Jim Corbett. Visit the Chaubatia Garden, Jim Corbett Museum and the Corbett Falls. After this, check-in at the hotel for an overnight stay.
Get up early in the morning and get ready to enjoy a thrilling Jungle Safari ( at your own cost) in Jim Corbett Park. After this, drive to New Delhi for your onward journey.
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