Jim Corbett with Nainital Almora & Ranikhet

Jim Corbett National Park is the oldest national park in India. It has largest tiger population.
The tiger is not the only attraction at Jim Corbett. A variety of birds including Crested Serpent Eagle, Blossom Headed Parakeet, Red Jungle Fowl and Owlets. Leopards are found in hilly areas. Other animals like Langur (monkey), Jungle cat, Wild Boar, Bears, Elephants, Jackals and various species of Deer are the other attractions.
Nainital (6560 feet) is a glittering jewel in the Himalayan necklace, blessed with scenic natural splendorous and varied natural resources. It offers majestic view of Himalayas and Lakes. Besides the Naini lake which is major attraction of the region, the other lakes are Bhimtal, Naukhuchiatal, Khrupatal, Sattal & Shymatal.
Ranikhet (6000 feet) is popular for its luscious apples, apricots, peaches and surrounded by deodhar, pine and oak trees.
Almora is the district headquarter hill station is reputed for it’s health giving climate and is perched on a five Km. long horse saddle shape ridge in between the river Kosi and Suyal. Almora is famous for the view of picturesque sunset and sunrise seen through the Himalayan peaks.

Tour Schedule:
• Day 1 – Nov 20 – Arrive at Bareilly Airport & proceed to Nainital.
• Day 2 – Nov 21 – Nainital sightseeing & stay at Nainital.
• Day 3 – Nov 22 – Almora sightseeing & Almora stay.
• Day 4 – Nov 23 – Ranikhet sightseeing & Ranikhet stay.
• Day 5 – Nov 24 – Proceed to Jim Corbett national park and evening safari.
• Day 6 – Nov 25 – Morning and evening safari.
• Day 7 – Nov 26 – Morning safari (separate zone) and proceed to Delhi by train.
• Day 8 – Nov 27 – Reach Mumbai by flight in the morning.

Tour cost:
• Twins Sharing contribution per person is Rs 32,000/-
(includes 4 safaris, stay, food and travelling from Bareilly to Ramnagar).
Tour Cost excludes: Air Fare, mineral water, camera charges & food charges in train/flight.

For enrollment:
Akshay Mulye: 9819212975

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