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Greetings
from Wood Castle Resort
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Imagine
of staying in a cottage
in a mango orchard situated
near the kosi river and
surrounded by The forest
spreaded miles in each
direction with numerous
wild life species in its
heart The beauty of jungle
and the fragrance of the
plants awake eveeryone's
soul to enjoy peace &
warmth.
Wood Castle as name suggest
have the room situated
between the mango trees
i.e. wood The resort provide
comfortable stay in the
luxurious rooms with every
facility a person of think
of The resort is absolute
beauty in wilderness with
lush green grassland with
apanoramic view Of mountains
Specialist!!!
The only resort which
is built inside a mango
orchard with all mango
tree intact in 5 acre
of lush green space on
a bank of Kosi river having
In-house given facilities-
Table Tennis court, Badminton
Court, Cricket ground,
Volleyball court, Swings
for children, toys for
kids, In-house laundry,
Elephant Safari, 400 capacity
Conference hall, Multicuisine
restaurant, Grill house,
In -house parking for
60 cars.
Breeding & conservation
of Mahasheer (The famous
Himalayan Fish), Internet
facility available, Daily
Live Singing Concerts,
Evening Bon fire and Complementary
stay of 60 drivers.
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Facilities
we PROVIDE!!!
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LCD Projector and Internet
Connectivity with 24 hour
Power Back Up
» Centrally Air Conditioned
» Conference hall 400
Pax and small conference
hall 70 pax
» River Beach and In house
parking with lavishly
furnished room
» Wild life movie in every
evening and live singing
» Pick up from Railway
station and Airport
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Castle Resort
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Nainital
To Corbett Trek |
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Region |
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Kumaon
foothills
of Nainital
district,
Uttaranchal |
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Duration |
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09
days/08 nights
(6 days of
trekking) |
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Altitude |
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450
m to 2500 m |
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Season |
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November
to March |
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Grade |
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Moderate |
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Trekking
from Nainital to
Corbett, spectacular
views of peaks,
Tiger sighting in
open jeeps &
elephant ride at
Dhikala, rich Himalayan
flora, altitude
migrant birds and
occasional sightings
of endangered mammals
like Himalayan Black
Bear and Serow,
Homestays and eco-tourism
projects like Mahseer
Conservation
Unlike most other
treks that are done
in summer for easier
access, this trek
is best enjoyed
around winter months
as high altitude
birds migrate to
lower regions and
the forests are
in bloom. This forest
trek has great altitudinal
variation, giving
the whole region
a diverse bird and
mammal life. An
astounding 650 bird
species have been
reported here and
the assemblage of
mammals is equally
impressive, the
most notable being
the elusive Serow.
Highly recommended
for beginners, this
is a moderate trek
through beautiful
natural surroundings.
You hike along old
pony trails, camp
at scenic spots
or stay in colonial
era forest bungalows.
Starting from the
right bank of the
Kosi River this
trek involves walking
through dense broadleaf
forest rich in wildlife,
and forging through
shallow streams.
As we gain altitude,
vegetation &
landscape go through
considerable change
and you move on
to conifer forests
of oak and pine
that open into scenic
valleys & gorges.
You finally end
the trek at temperate
forest higher up
that offer spectacular
views of the icy
Himalayas along
the way. What is
quite remarkable
is the ever-changing
biodiversity, rich
wildlife and the
dramatic difference
in forest types
each day.
The hike takes you
through forests
dominated by dense
undergrowth of Ringal,
bamboo and ferns
and you can encounter
a variety of wildlife
such as barking
deer and pheasants.
The forest stretch
between Vinayak
and Patahriya is
of great ornithological
importance as the
once-considered
extinct Himalayan
Quail was reported
here. You pass through
small villages and
hamlets, where you
can see people lead
a simple symbiotic
life in harmony
with their wild
surroundings. |
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Day
1: Nainital - Pathariya
/ Kilbury
Early
morning, receive
you from Nainital
Hotel and leave
for for Pathariya,
your first camp
perched at a height
of 2200 m, which
spectacular views
of Nainital town.
Overnight at Pathariya
Day 2: Pathariya
- Vinayak (14 km/
9 hrs)
This day's trek
takes you through
one of the finest
patches of cedar
forest, crisscrossed
by streams to the
highest ridge of
Vinayak (2600m),
with stunning views
of the Himalayas.
Here is your best
chance to find the
elusive Serow and
while you do so
look out for signs
of the Himalayan
Black Bear. The
trail from Pathariya
leads up to the
popular Naina/Cheena
peak (2600 m), from
where you trek further
on a narrow trail
along the ridge
to Sigri (2350m),
Guhugu Khan and
Pangot.
At Vinayak you stay
in the beautiful
forest bungalow
or camp out in the
compound of the
nursery. Evenings
are magical as the
setting sun transforms
the icy Himalayas
across Vinayak into
gold. Overnight
at Vinayak campsite
Day 3: Vinayak
- Kunjkharak (16
km/ 5 hrs)
From
Vinayak the main
trail runs east
along the ridge
to Kunjkharak, your
next campsite. Though
this is a motorable
track, chances of
coming come across
any vehicle are
very slim. Barely
a kilometer before
Kunjkharak you get
a magnificent 380
km broad view of
the Himalayan range.
A unique feature
of this moist temperate
forest is the Khoola
(Jhoola) moss that
carpets the floor
below. This moss
absorbs water and
helps in retaining
moisture in the
forest. Camp for
the night at the
clearing in the
forest department
compound of Kunjkharak,
kharak in Kumaoni
meaning pass. Overnight
at Kunjkharak campsite
Day 4: Kunjkharak
- Akashkhanda (9
km/ 6 hrs)
From Kunjkharak,
the trek starts
on a steep descent
to the south, the
temperature begins
to drop and the
views get spectacular.
The trail takes
you to dense temperate
forests dominated
by oak, chestnut
and rhododendron.
Birds commonly seen
here include the
colourful Jays,
Magpie and Thrushes.
Halfway through
the trek you find
some mountain streams
with clear water,
which are good places
to stop for lunch.
The campsite at
Akashkhanda (1600
m) has a beautiful
forest bungalow
set amidst pine
trees that offers
complete solitude.
On a clear day you
get spectacular
views of Nanda Ghunti
(20,700 ft) and
Trishul (23,360
ft) peaks. Overnight
at Akashkhanda campsite
Day 5: Akashkhanda
- Kumeria (16 km/5
hrs) – Vanghat
The
trek from Akashkhanda
is a sharp narrow
decline to Mon through
coniferous forests.
The verandah at
the primary school
of Mon is a welcome
site to rest for
a while. You soon
get on to the old
district board road
that meanders along
the Kosi and leads
to the village of
Okhaldhunga (500m).
From here a fire
lane soon merges
with a narrow broken
trail that takes
you to the relatively
large riverside
village of Kunkhet,
finally ending on
the other side of
the suspension bridge
over the Kosi at
Kumeria. Transfer
to waiting vehicle
and drive to Marchula,
for a 2-km trek
to Vanghat, a riverside
wilderness lodge
on the periphery
of Corbett National
Park
Day 6: Vanghat
River Lodge
Hemmed in between
the Ramganga river
and the Kalagarh
Tiger Reserve, Vanghat
can be accessed
through various
walks that descend
into the Ramganga
Valley. You have
the advantage of
doing nature hikes
in the surrounding
forests - something
not permitted inside
the Park - to explore
prime wildlife habitats
on foot. A walk
by the river gives
you a chance to
explore the Mahseer
pools, with scenes
of fish eagles hovering
in the air and the
occasional tiger
pugmark on the riverbed.
Look out for well-concealed
Ghoral (a rare species
of goat antelope)
in the steep rock
faces by the river.
Day 07: Drive
to Corbett National
park
Morning
after breakfast
proceed to Corbett
National park, upon
arrival check into
the resort, after
having lunch and
rest proceed for
Nature walk, dinner
& over night
stay at resort
Day 08: Corbett
Early morning elephant
safari at 6 am to
the dense forest
of bijrani zone,
where you will able
to see the grassland
known as chaurs
the reserviour and
the crocodile pond,
elephants, deers,
sambhar deers and
lots of mammals
and birds, then
return back to you
resort for breakfast,
after noon proceed
to take some team
building activities
like
» Rock Climbing
»
River Crossing,
»
Rappelling etc
Or
proceed to take
jeep safari in side
the corbett national
park with experience
guide, return back
to resort in the
evening dinner &
over night stay
at hotel,
Day 09: Departure
Early in the morning
drop you at Kathgodam
railway station
to catch the train
for onward destination, |
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Duration |
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01
Night-02 days |
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Destinations |
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Delhi–Corbett–Delhi |
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Day
01: Arrive Ram Nagar–Corbett
Morning
receive you from
Ramnagar railway
& drive to Corbett
National Park ,
upon arrival check
into resort, after
having some rest
proceed for jeep
safari and then
return back to resort
for lunch, and after
that at 4.00 pm
move for nature
walk 5:30pm back
to resort, enjoy
the evening tea/coffee
with cookies, also
enjoy the indoor
activities. dinner
& over night
stay
02 Day: Corbett
Early morning at
5.30 am proceed
to take Elephant
safari to Corbett
National Park Bijrani/Jhirna
zone. With expert
nature guide, Where
you will able to
see the grassland
known as chaurs
the reserviour and
the Crocodile Pond,
Elephants, Deers,
Sambhar Deers and
lots of mammals
and Birds, and then
return back to your
resort for breakfast,
after breakfast
and some rest proceed
to take some team
building activities
like:- |
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Rock Climbing
» River Crossing,
» Rappelling etc.
Then come back to
resort for lunch,
after that again
proceed for evening
jeep safari on different
route at about 3:30pm,
will come back by
5.30 pm, evening
we will drop you
at Ram Nagar railway
station to catch
the over night train
for onward journey.
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Note:-
Please see Cost
Included columns
carefully |
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Cost
of the Tour
is
Rs. 6850/-
per night
for per person(for 2 person)
Cost
of the Tour
is
Rs. 2000/-
for extra
person per
night
01 night /
02 dayswith
all meals,
stay &
Safari |
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INCLUDED: |
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» 01 Jeep safaris
» 01 Elephant safari
» All Meals(3 meals)
» Accommodation
» Entry Fees
» Road Taxes
» Guide Charges
» Pick up and
drop facility from
Ram Nagar Ralwey
station
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Cost
of the Tour
is Rs. 2950/-
per person
(based on
04 person)
01
night / 02
days by car
for 04 person
with all meals,
stay &
Safari |
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COST
INCLUDED: |
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»
Transportation by
Car / Train through
out the tour,
» Train tickets
wherever require
» All pick up and
dropping facilities
» Accommodation
on sharing basis
at Swiss Camp/resort.
» All meals (from
1st Day Breakfast
till 2nd Day Lunch)
at Corbett only,
» 01 Jeep safari
» All taxes.
» Drivers T.A. –
D.A.
» ALL fuel, and
state taxes, parking
fee. |
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COST
EXCLUDED: |
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Any airfare
» Any personal expenses
like Laundry, STD
calls, etc.
» Any insurance.
» Any claim due
to natural Calamities
such as land slide,
road blockage etc.
» Or any other things
which are not mentioned
in cost included
column. |
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CORBETT
JUNGLE RETREAT CAMP |
| Accommodation
In Corbett Jungle
Retreat:
The Camp is Situated
Just near the bank
of Kosi river in
a mango orchard
with the panoramic
view of Corbett
National Park. The
Camp provides you
all the wildlife
related activities
with experts. If
you are planning
to take a break
in the foothills
of the Himalayas
and have decided
to follow tiger
trails and do some
serious birding,
the right place
to visit is Corbett
National Park with
Corbett Jungle Retreat.
In The camp every
room Having Double
bed and there is
ample space for
an extra bed also,
we are providing
all the facilities
like, Jungle safaris,
Adventures Activities,
fishing, rafting
and many more activities
those will help
you in remembering
your memorable stay
with us.
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Tour
of Corbett and Places
around Corbett:
The Restaurant is
located between
the mango orchard
and with the view
of Nature the restaurant
is made by local
wood and with the
elephant grass in
the Tiger's Den
we are serving you
all types of food,
like Continental,
Chinese, Indian
& Kumaoni Food
from our restaurant
you are able to
see the panoramic
view of Corbett
Park and the river
Kosi.
Out Doors:
The Camp is Situated
in a mango orchard
in 2 acres with
Mango, Seesum, Teek,
Bamboo and with
many more other
plants, just near
the camp the Kosi
river is flowing
outdoors we are
having badminton
court, parking,
bonfire area, restaurant
and the sitting
area.
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Corbett National
Park:
Located in the foothills
of the Himalayas
is the majestic
Corbett National
Park. Home to a
variety of flora
and fauna, it is
famous for its wild
population of Tigers,
Leopards and Elephants.
Corbett national
park was established
in 1936, as the
Hailey National
Park. India's first
national park and
the first sanctuary
to come under Project
Tiger, Corbett supports
a variety of vegetation
making it the ideal
habitat for the
Tiger and its prey.
Once a popular hunting
ground of the British,
this 201 square
mile park was named
in honor of the
late Jim Corbett,
the legendary hunter-naturalist
turned author and
photographer who
most of his years
in this area and
contributed in setting
up the this park.
With the help of
the World Wildlife
Fund, Project Tiger
was launched in
Corbett National
Park in 1973 and
this park was one
of the first such
tiger reserves in
the country. |
| Flora
In Jim Corbett Park:
The varied topography
comprises hilly
and revering areas,
temporary marshy
depressions, plateaus
and ravines. The
lower areas are
almost completely
populated by Sal
trees. In the Jim
Corbett National
Park are found 110
tree species, 50
mammals' species,
580 bird species
and 25 reptile species. |
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Wildlife Attractions
- Corbett National
Park:
Corbett is a haven
for Tigers as well
as its prey, which
include four kinds
of Deer, Wild Boar
and some lesser-known
animals. Leopards
are mostly found
in the hilly areas
of the park. Some
nocturnal cats found
here are the Leopard
Cat, Jungle Cat
and Fishing Cat.
Sloth Bear is found
in the lower regions
of the park while
the Himalayan Black
Bear is seen in
the higher hills
only. The Dole or
Wild Dog, though
they can be seen
in the southern
areas of the park
along with the Jackal.
Some of the smaller
residents of the
park are Himalayan
Palm Civet, Indian
Gray Mongoose, Common
Otter, Blacknaped
Hare and Porcupine.
Elephants are among
one of the main
attractions of Jim
Corbett Park. Along
the Ramganga River
shores, one can
spot the long-snouted,
fish-eating Gharial
Crocodile and the
'Mugger' Crocodile.
Also seen on the
rocky hillsides
is the Ghoral or
Goat Antelopes.
The Langur and Rhesus
Monkeys are well
distributed through
out the park and
warning the whole
Jungle with alarm
calls when they
see either a Tiger
or Leopard from
tree-top perches. |
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Viewing:
Chital, Sambar,
and various other
Deer species find
refuge in the Savannah
grasslands known
as the Maidan, behind
the campsite to
the south, and Tigers
are occasionally
drawn in looking
for prey. Two hour
elephant rides,
explore this sea
of grass, rarely
penetrating far
into the deep jungles
beyond; try to convince
your Mahout or Elephant
driver to venture
in, as they can
be quite magical.
Come at dusk or
dawn; in the heat
of the day you probably
won't come across
much more than deer
among the tall grass.
Tiger-sightings
are few and far
between, but you
may be rewarded
with fresh pug marks. |
| Jeep
Safari in Corbett:
Jeeps Safari, is
the most convenient
way to travel within
Corbett national
park, and can be
rented for the park
trips from our resort
at Corbett or by
calling at our office
or you can send
us email also |
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bus each day goes
to Dikhala from
Ramnagar, stopping
at the Forest Rest
houses en route.
Banking and other
important tourist
facilities are available
at Ramnagar and
Lucknow.
Note: Bring binoculars,
remain quiet, and
don't wear bright
colours or strong
perfumes. |
| Elephant
Safari India:
The best way to
explore the park
is through the "Elephant
Safari". Undisturbed
by the mechanical
roar of a car or
jeep, open to the
skies, accompanied
only by the rhythmic
scuff-scuff-scuff
of elephant's feet
and the creaks of
the wooden howdah.
The occasional booming
of wild elephants
to each other in
close proximity
can make you hang
on tight to the
wooden pole of the
howdah. The ride
can be a mix of
moments of pure
terror interspersed
with long period
of utter peace. |
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INFORM US ABOUT
THE ELEPHANT SAFARI
IN ADVANCE. |
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Nature Walk:
The Nature Walk
which is on the
agenda of all guests
of Corbett Nature
Resort is a guided
tour by naturalists,
who unveil for you
the wonders of the
earth. You walk
along the banks
of the river Kosi,
and along simple
paths, and the healing
herbs are there,
all over! |
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Time to Visit -
Jim Corbett National
Park
The best visiting
season of Corbett
is from November
15 to June 15. Corbett
remains closed between
June 16 and November
14, when the monsoons
flood the river
beds and cut the
fragile road links. |
| General
Info / Tips
Entry inside the
Corbett National
Park: Visitors are
advised to reach
the gate half an
hour in advance
to complete the
formalities for
entry into the park. |
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THE
WILD CREST
RESORT
Rs. 3450/-
for 02 person
per night
With
inclusive
of
» Welcome
drinks upon
arrival (non
alcoholic)
» 01 breakfast
/ 01 lunch
/ 01 dinner
» Accommodation
on twin sharing
basis
» All current
charges |
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SUMAN
GRAND RESORT
Rs. 3550/-
for 02 person
per night
With inclusive
of
» Welcome
drinks upon
arrival (non
alcoholic)
»
01 breakfast
/ 01 lunch
/ 01 dinner
»
Accommodation
on sharing
basis
»
All current
charges |
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Resort
At glance |
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Par-excellence
hospitality |
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Tea and coffee
maker in all
cottages |
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Amphi-theater |
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Hot and cold
water round
the clock |
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Fireplace
in each cottage |
»
Air Conditioned
multi-cuisine
Restaurant |
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»
Intercom facility |
»
Matchless
landscaping
within the
resort |
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All indoor-games |
»
12 Luxury
Air Conditioned
Cottages |
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Badminton
court |
»
12 Premium
Air Conditioned
Cottages with
Jungle and
River View |
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All indoor-games |
»
02 Air Conditioned
Conference
Halls with
modern conferencing
facilities |
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Swimming pool |
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Facilities |
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Par-excellence
hospitality |
»
24 Luxury
Air Conditioned
Cottages |
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»
Fireplace
in each cottage |
»
Intercom facility |
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»
Tea and coffee
maker in all
cottages |
»
Hot and cold
water round
the clock |
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»
Swimming pool |
»
02 Air Conditioned
Conference
Halls with
modern conferencing
facilities |
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Badminton
court |
»
Air Conditioned
multi-cuisine
Restaurant |
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All indoor-games |
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Artificial
waterfall
within the
resort |
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Adventure
Activity Desk |
»
Matchless
landscaping
within the
resort |
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Activities |
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Elephant ride
in Jungle |
»
Open jeep
safari in
Bijrani, Jhirna,
and Sitabani
region of
Corbett National
Park |
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»
Exciting Camping
in the Jungle |
»
Canter safari
in Dhikala
region of
Corbett National
Park |
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Rafting During
Monsoon |
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River crossing
at Garjia
Hanging Bridge
over Kosi |
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Guided trekking |
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Angling and
fishing subject
to government
notification |
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Slithering
at Garjia
Hanging Bridge
over Kosi |
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Cobrett
Camps And Resort
Packages
THE DEN QUALITY
INN |
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THE
DEN QUALITY
INN RESORT
Rs.
3650/- 2 person
per night
With inclusive
of
» Welcome
drinks upon
arrival (non
alcoholic)
» 01 breakfast
/ 01 lunch
/ 01 dinner
» Accommodation
on twin sharing
basis
» All current
charges |
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Hotel
Description:
One of the finest
jungle resorts in
a Reserve Forest
overlooking the
Kosi River offers
good angling and
swimming. The resort
offers fully furnished
wood-panelled stone
cottages in a leafy
mango orchard, attached
baths, multi-cuisine
restaurant, cocktail
lounge and beautiful
gardens |
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Elephant Safari
»
Game Safari to see
wild life - tigers
& leopards
»
Mahaseer angling
»
Nature walks
»
Bon fire Bar-be-Que.
»
All major Credit
Cards accepted
»
Nearest
Railway Station
(Ramnagar)-29km. |
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CORBETT
NIRVANA RESORT
Rs.
2950/- 2 person
per night
With inclusive
of
» Welcome
drinks upon
arrival (non
alcoholic)
» 01 breakfast
/ 01 lunch
/ 01 dinner
» Accommodation
on twin sharing
basis
» Complimentary
use of in-house
Recreational
activities
» Complimentary
use of Swimming
pool
» All current
charges |
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Nirvana
Resort provides
serene settings
far away from every
day distractions.
Spread over 7 acres
in Mango orchard
you will feel every
bit of adventure
of a stay in jungle.
We have open Lawns
& Lush green
garden in pure jungle
atmosphere where
you can celebrate
ceremonies, get
together, dinner
parties etc. Under
the blue sky &
stars. In house
recreation: |
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Swimming Pool |
»
Massage Center |
»
Table tennis |
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Pool table |
»
Volley ball |
»
Badminton |
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»
Carrom |
»
Bonfire |
»
Slide Show |
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»
Jungle Trekking
River walk |
»
Fishing |
»
Adventure
activity |
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Folk Dance
(On Request)
etc |
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There
are many option
of accommodations,
styles which consists
of separate individual
Rooms, Huts &
Tent, each indulgently
spacious and luxurious.
We offer a friendly
and comfortable
home for everyday
at affordable stay
with food &
hot shower to air-conditioned
Standard & exclusive
set amidst nature
with its charm and
mysticism |
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Tour-2
Delhi–Nainital–Corbett–Delhi
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Previous
night : Delhi to
Nainital
Late in the evening
after dinner drive
to Nainital (320
/ 7 Hrs). |
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Day
01 : Nainital
Early in the Morning
check into the Hotel,
breakfast &
Rest at the hotel,
afternoon proceed
for sightseeing
The largest hill
settlement in the
Kumaon region of
Himalayas is the
lake town of Nainital.
A dramatic climb
of 1,300 metres
over a 40 km route
from the railhead
at Kathgodam takes
the visitor through
winding river valleys,
alongside terraced
farms, lush green
alpine forests and
over mountain ridges,
right up to Nainital.
Vantage points around
Nainital offer a
panoramic view of
Himalayan peaks
on one side and
the plains rolling
down on the other.
Narrow wooded lanes
through forests
of oak, pine and
deodar are excellent
for short refreshing
walks. The older
parts of Nainital
also retain colonial
vestiges, including
sprawling bungalows,
public schools,
church and the British
cemetery. |
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Snow
View:
The Snow view point
located at height
of 2270 meter on
the Sher-ka-Danda
hill is the most
easily accessible,
if not on foot then
via the cable car
that skims its surface
and whisks you away
merrily to the top.
Once there you can
only gaze in wonder
at the glittering
panorama of Himalayan
snows spanning the
distant horizon. |
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Naina
Peak :
Known as the China
peak at 8,568 feet
is the highest point
in Nainital. It
commands a superb
view of the Himalayas
and an intriguing
bird’s-eye view
of Nainital. One
can walk or take
ponies to the peak. |
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Hanuman
Garhi:
Situated at a height
of 1951 meters,
with its famous
temple, this place
is reputed for its
glorious sunsets.
A very beautiful
Hanuman Mandir is
at the top. Near
the temple stand
the Uttar Pradesh
Government observatory
and the Satellite
Tracking Center
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Observatory:
The clear skies
over Nainital prompted
the government to
setup an observatory
here. The observatory
has one of the most
advance telescopes
in India . With
the help of this
telescope the movement
of stars, planets
and other heavenly
bodies can be calculated
to great precision. |
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Day
02 : Nainital to
Corbett (60 kms
/ 2 hrs).
Morning after breakfast
check out from the
hotel and leave
for Corbett, on
the way visit remaining
part of this beautiful
Hill Station (Nainital),
and then continue
drive to Corbett,
Jim Corbett National
Park, one of the
greatest National
Parks of Asia. Five
hundred and twenty
acres of forests,
hills and grasslands,
fed by a frisky
river. A bio-diversity
that is rich, rare
and precious. The
perfect habitat
for the tiger, elephant,
hog deer, birds
and other wildlife
species fast vanishing
from the earth, |
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Morning
check into the hotel,
take some rest and
then proceed to
take some team building
activities like:- |
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Rock Climbing
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River Crossing,
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Rappelling
etc. |
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Then
come back to resort
for lunch, evening
free for rest or
take resort indoor
activities. diner
& over night
stay at resort. |
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03
Day : Corbett–Delhi
Early morning Elephant
safari at 6 am to
the dense forest
of bijrani zone,
Where you will able
to see the grassland
known as chaurs
the reserviour and
the Crocodile Pond,
Elephants, Deers,
Sambhar Deers and
lots of mammals
and Birds, after
that check out from
the hotel and drive
back to Delhi. |
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Cost
of the tour
is Rs. 3350/-
per Adult
(on Group
basis) |
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CHILD
POLICY
0 – 4 yrs would
be complementary
basis
5 – 11yrs would
charge 60% of the
adult cost |
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COST
INCLUDED: |
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Transportation by
02 Large coaches
3X2 pushback through
out the tour,
» All pick up and
dropping facilities
» Sightseeing at
Nainital wherever
the Coach can go,
» Accommodation
on sharing basis.
» All Major Meals
(breakfast /Lunch
/ Dinner) at Corbett
resort only
» 01 Jungle safari
at Corbett only
» 01 night DJ with
bon fire at Corbett
onl.
» Breakfast at Nainital
Hotel.
» All taxes.
» Drivers T.A. –
D.A.
» ALL fuel, and
state taxes, parking
fee. |
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COST
EXCLUDED: |
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Any airfare.
» Any kind of safari
» Lunch & dinner
at Nainital
» Any personal expenses
like Laundry, STD
calls, etc.
» Any insurance.
» Any claim due
to natural Calamities
such as land slide,
road blockage etc.
» Or any other things
which are not mentioned
in cost included
column. |
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RESORT |
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Seasion
Packages
Duration :
02 Nights / 03 Days
Destinations
Covered : Delhi
- Corbett.
Cost
of the tour is Rs.
6150/- per person
(based on 02 pax)
Rs. 4350/- per person
on triple sharing
basis (based on
06 person) |
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COST
INCLUDED: |
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Transportation by
Car through out
the tour
» All pick up and
dropping facilities
» Accommodation
on Twin / Triple
basis sharing basis
» All meals at Corbett
resort only
» All taxes
» Drivers T.A. –
D.A.
»
ALL fuel, and state
taxes, parking fee |
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COST
EXCLUDED: |
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»
Any airfare
» Any kind of safari
» Any personal expenses
like Laundry, STD
calls, etc
» Any insurance
» Any claim due
to natural Calamities
such as land slide,
road blockage etc
» Or any other things
which are not mentioned
in cost included
column |
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01
Day: Delhi – Corbett
Morning receive
you from delhi hote
and straight drive
to corbett national
park, late in the
afternoon check
into the resort,
( AS PER ARRIVAL
TIMINGS) at 3.00
pm move for nature
walk (as per guest's
arrival) 5pm back
to resort, than
according to resorts
indoor activities.
02 Day: Corbett
Early morning at
5.30 am full day
jeep safari to corbett
national park bijrani/jhirna
zone. with packed
breakfast and lunch
with expert nature
guide mR. mahendra
negi.will come back
by 5.30 pm,than
according to resorts
indoor activities.
03 Day: corbett
Early morning elephant
safari at 6 am to
the dense forest
of bijrani zone,where
you will able to
see the grassland
known as chaurs
the reserviour and
the crocodile pond
,elephants ,deers
,sambhar deers and
lots of mammals
and birds, after
that check out from
the hotel and drive
back to delhi, upon
arrival transfer
you at domestic
airport to catch
the flight for next
destination. |
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NAINITAL
& AROUND
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2
NIGHTS PACKAGE:
Premium Room Accommodation
for 3 days &
2 nights,Welcome
drink on arrival
(Non-alcoholic),Tea/Coffee
Maker in the Room.
(amenities would
be replenished once
during the day),Two
Breakfasts and Two
Dinners (Modified
American Plan),Unlimited
free liquor between
7.00 pm to 7.30
pm (House Pouring
Brands),Whisk off
to Naini Devi Temple
by hotel vehicle,Boat
ride at “Naini Lake
once during the
stay,Cable Car Ride
for Two Adults once
during the stay,Evening
visit to Caves Garden
by hotel vehicle
once during the
stay,15% discount
on Laundry,15% discount
on The Bar between
3.00 pm to 7.00
pm,10% discount
on Massage, Steam
Bath and Sauna Bath
(with prior appointment),Free
usage of Fitness
Center ,Complimentary
entry to our In-house
Discotheque. (subject
to availability),Complimentary
Extra Bed with MAP
meal for a child
below 10 years sharing
parent’s room. Cable
Car ride & Boat
ride,All the features
are non-refundable
and subject to availability,
Including all Applicable
Taxes.
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19
Night-20 days |
| Destinations |
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Delhi
– Jaipur – Agra
– Unchagaon – Corbett
– Delhi – Shimla
– Manali - Dalhousie
- Chamba - Khajjiar
– Dharamshala –
Chandigarh – Amritsar
– Delhi |
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Day
1: Arrive Delhi
Reach
Delhi. GARHWAL HIMALAYAN
EXPEDITION local tour
manager will give a warm
welcome at the airport.
Transfer to your hotel.
After having some rest
proceed for sightseeing.
Dinner & over night stay
at hotel.
India's capital and a
major gateway to the country,
contemporary Delhi is
a bustling metropolis
which successfully combines
in its fold the ancient
and the modern. Its strategic
location was one of the
prime reasons why successive
dynasties chose it as
their seat of power. It
is not surprising then,
that what constitutes
Delhi is a conglomerate
of seven cities. Down
the ages the region in
and around modern delhi
saw Lalkot built in the
mid 11th century, Siri
established by Allauddin
Khilji, Tughlakabad and
Ferozabad built by the
tughlaks followed by the
city of the lodhis and
then came Shahjahanabad,
capital of the mughals
under Shah Jehan. New
Delhi also reflects the
legacy the British left
behind. The division between
new and old Delhi is the
distinction between the
capitals of the British
and the Mughals respectively.
So, wherever the visitor
goes he will invariably
confront the city's past.
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Day
2: Delhi – Jaipur
Morning
after breakfast check
out from the hotel and
leave for Jaipur, upon
arrival check into the
hotel, after having some
rest proceed to visit
Local market, evening
free for rest, dinner
& over night stay at hotel.
The origins of the beautiful
city of Jaipur can be
traced back to the eighteenth
century, during the reign
of Jai Singh II who ascended
the Amber throne in 1699.
Jaipur today, epitomizes
the spirit of Rajputana.
In-spite of growing into
a bustling metropolis,
it still retains it's
character and history
- Beautiful fusion of
the yesteryears and modernity.
Popularly known as the
Pink City because of the
extensive use of the locally
abundant pink plastered
stone, painted so in honor
of the visit of the royal
consort of Queen Victoria.
Jaipur thrills the soul
with its massive forts,
magnificent palaces, exquisite
temples and lush gardens.
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Day
3: Jaipur
Proceed
for morning excursion
to Amber Fort. Elephant
ride ascent to the fort.
Amber Fort Palace
Amber is the classic romantic
Rajasthani fort palace.
Its construction was started
by Man Singh I in 1592,
and completed by his descendent
Jai Singh I. It's forbidding
exterior belies an inner
paradise where a beautiful
fusion of Mughal and Hindu
styles finds it's ultimate
expression.
Proceed for morning
sightseeing of Jaipur
covering the important
palaces and monuments.
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City Palace
A delightful blend of Mughal
and traditional Rajasthani
architecture, the City Palace
sprawls over one-seventh
of the area in the walled
city. It houses the Chandra
Mahal, Shri Govind Dev Temple
and the City Palace Museum. |

Hawa Mahal
The ornamental facade of
this "Palace of Winds"
is a prominent landmark
in Jaipur. Its five-storey
structure of sandstone plastered
pink encrusted with fine
trelliswork and elaborate
balconies. The palace has
953 niches and windows.
Built in 1799 by Pratap
Singh, the Mahal was a royal
grandstand for the palace
women. |
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Day
4: Jaipur - Agra
Morning after breakfast
check out from the hotel
and leave for Agra, upon
arrival check into the
hotel, after having some
rest proceed for sightseeing
and visit Agra Fort /
Taj Mahal, etc. Dinner
& over night stay
at hotel.
Agra
Badal Singh established
the city of Taj in 1475.
Agra finds mention in
the Mahabharat as Agraban.
This city in those days
was considered to be the
sister-city of Mathura,
which was more prominent
than Agraban. Agra came
into its own when the
Lodhi Kings chose this
place beside the RIVER
YAMUNA to be their capital
city. Sikander Lodhi made
Agra his capital but Babar
defeated the Lodhis to
capture not only Agra
but also laid the foundation
of the Mughal Empire.
The coming of Babar heralded
a new era, which was to
see Agra at its zenith
during the reign of Akbar,
Jehangir and Shah Jahan.
It was during Akbar's
period that Agra became
the center of art, culture
and commerce and learning.
This trend reached its
height when Shah Jahan
became the ruler.
In the Mid 16th century
and earlier 17th century
Agra witnessed a frenzied
building activity and
it was during this time
when the symbol of love
Taj Mahal was built. The
buildings made during
this era were purely in
the contemporary Mughal
style and of very high
quality. The same is still
reflected in whatever
monuments remain in Agra.
The narrow lanes of Agra
filled with aroma of Mughlai
cuisine, the craftsman
who are busy in crating
master pieces with their
skill all remind of the
Mughal royalty which this
city had once experienced.
Today whatever remains,
has become a major tourist
attraction which has taken
Agra again to the heights
of glory but this time
as a major tourist destination
of India. Proceed for
sightseeing. |
Taj
Mahal 
One of the Seven Wonders
of the World was built
by Shah Jahan in 1631
AD and was completed in
1651AD. Taj Mahal - The
symbol of Love was built
in the memory of Mumtaz
Mahal (Shah Jahan' s second
Wife). |
Agra
Fort 
Built by the famed Mughal
emperor Akbar in 1565
AD, the fort is predominantly
of red sandstone. Ensconced
within is the picture
perfect Pearl Mosque,
which is a major tourist
attraction. |
Day
5: Agra – Unchangaon Fort
Morning
after breakfast leave
for Unchagaon, on the
way visit remaining part
of Agra Monument and then
continue drive to Unchagaon,
upon arrival check into
the hotel. Dinner &
over night stay at hotel.
Arrive Unchangaon and
check in at Fort Unchagaon
- The Fort Unchangaon
stands tall as an ideal
gateway to Uttaranchal.
Home to the Jat rulers
who rose in prominence
during the decline of
Mugal Empire, it was originally
made of mud, but its walls
were late replaced by
brick and old building
inside the fort was totally
renovated during the 1930's
to give it a distinctly
colonial look. |
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6: Day 6: Unchangaon -
Corbett(210 Kms, 04-05
Drive)
After
breakfast, free. Later,
leave for Corbett, Arrive
Corbett and check in at
pre-booked hotel. After
noon after lunch and rest
proceed for Nature walk
go on foot, with our guide,
return back to resort
by 6 pm, enjoy the evening
Tea/ Coffee with cookies,
also enjoy the Indoor
Activities, dinner & over
night stay at hotel. |
Day
7: Corbett
EARLY
MORNING AT 5.30 AM PROOCED
FOR MORNING JEEP SAFARI
TO CORBETT NATIONAL PARK
BIJRANI/JHIRNA ZONE. WITH
EXPERT NATURE GUIDE. RETURN
BACK TO RESORT BY 8:30AM,
UPON ARRIVAL TAKE BREAKFAST
AND REST, AFTER THAT PROCEED
TO TAKE SOME TEAM BUILDING
ACTIVITIES LIKE :-
» ROCK
CLIMBING
» RIVER
CROSSING
» RAPPELLING
THEN RETURN BACK TO RESORT
FOR LUNCH, AFTER HAVING
SOME REST PROCEED FOR
EVNEING JEEP SAFARI OR
ENJOY THE INDOOR ACTIVITES
AT THE RESORT. EVENIGN
FREE FOR REST, DINNER
y OVER NIGHT STAY AT HOTEL.
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Day
8: Corbett - Delhi
EARLY
MORNING ELEPHANT SAFARI
AT 6 AM TO THE DENSE FOREST
OF BIJRANI ZONE, WHERE
YOU WILL ABLE TO SEE THE
GRASSLAND KNOWN AS CHAURS
THE RESERVIOUR AND THE
CROCODILE POND, ELEPHANTS,
DEERS, SAMBHAR DEERS AND
LOTS OF MAMMALS AND BIRDS,
AFTER THAT CHECK OUT FROM
THE HOTEL AND DRIVE BACK
TO DELHI, UPON ARRIVAL
CHECK INTO THE HOTEL,
DINNER AND OVER NIGHT
STAY AT HOTEL. |
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9: Delhi to Shimla
Arrive
Delhi and transfer by
road to Shimla (343 kms
/ 8 hrs) the former summer
capital of British India,
set amidst the snow capped
Shivalik Mountains which
offers some of the most
stunning views of the
mighty Himalayas. Arrive
& check in hotel. Rest
of the day free at leisure.
Stay overnight. |
Day
10: Shimla
This
morning you will visit
Kufri situated at an altitude
of 2500 meters just an
hours drive from Shimla.
Later this afternoon take
a walking tour of Shimla,
visit the Jakoo hills
that offer a panoramic
view of the town visit
the Vice Regal Lodge and
walk down the Mall Road.
Stay overnight. |
Day
11: Shimla to Manali
Today
you will proceed by road
to Manali (274 kms / 7hrs)
a picture-perfect hill
resort at an altitude
of 1,929 metres. Set amidst
pine-clad mountains, which
gradually close in on
both sides of the Beas
and nestling in their
shade, as though carved
out of primeval forest,
is a scattered hamlet,
which comprises this picturesque
summer resort. Arrive
& check in hotel.
Rest of the day free at
leisure.
Stay overnight. |
Day
12: Manali
This
morning you may take a
walking tour of Manali,
visiting the 450 years
old temple dedicated to
Hadimba Devi, which has
some excellent woodcarving.
You also visit the Tibetan
Monastery and the handicraft
center. The rest of the
day at leisure OR walk
to the nearby picturesque
village of Vashisht known
for its hot sulphur springs.
Stay overnight. |
Day
13: Manali
This
morning you visit the
Solang Valley and the
not to be missed Rohtang
Pass, 51 km from Manali
at an altitude of 3978
meters (subject to weather
conditions).
Stay overnight |
Day
14: Manali - Dalhousie
Morning after breakfast
check out from the hotel
and leave for Dalhousie.
Dalhousie was established
in 1854 by the British
Governor General Lord
Dalhousie. Built around
five hills Dalhousie is
clothed in stately groves
of deodar and oak. Its
marvelous forests trails
overlook vistas of wooded
hills, waterfalls, spring
and rivulets. afternoon
move for local sightseeing
in Dalhousie. Dalhousie
has charming colonial
architecture, including
some beautiful churches.
Its location presents
panoramic views of the
plains- and like a long
silver line, the river
Ravi twists and turns
below Dalhousie. The spectacular
snow-covered Dhauladhar
mountains are also visible
form this enchanting town.
Overnight stay at Hotel.
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Day
15: Dalhousie – Khajjiar
( 26 Kms)
After
breakfast we proceed to
Khajjiar. Often called
India's Switzerland, the
exquisite glade of Khajjiar
(1960m) has a circumference
of about 5 km. Along its
fringes, thick forests
of deodar climb the slopes,
the snow-line rests above
these woods and in the
centre of the glade, is
a small lake fed by streams
that traverse the green
carpet. Khajjiar was probably
a glacial bowl formed
during the last Himalayan
ice age and left with
a lake that gradually
withered away. Khajjiar
is part of the notified
Kalatop – Khajjiar sanctuary.
The Monal Pheasant, a
bird which was fairly
common till recent times
has become relatively
difficult to spot nowadays.
At Khajjiar there is a
12th century temple dedicated
to Khajjair. Within the
temple are lifesize wooden
images of the five Pandav
brothers. Overnight stay
at Hotel. |
Day
16: Khajjiar – Dharamshala
(150kms / 5 hrs)
After
breakfast drive to Dharamshala.
Dharamshala has everything
for a perfect holiday.
It is full of life and
yet peaceful. Covering
a wide area in the form
of twin settlement, Lower
Dharamshala (1380m) is
a busy commercial centre.
While upper Dharamshala
(1830m) with the suburbs
of Mcleodganj and Forsytheganj,
retains a British flavour
and colonial lifestyle.
Overnight stay at Hotel.
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Day
17: Dharamshala
After
breakfast moveout for
local sightseeing. Mcleodganj
is a famous little town
of Dharamshala also known
as “Little Tibet” H. H.
The Dalai Lama resides
here. At the start of
Mcleodganj is a small
bazaar filled with variety
of Tibetan handicrafts
and artifacts. At the
end of the spur lies the
Namgyal Monastery. The
external wall is surrounded
by rows of prayes wheels.
With in the monastery
are large idols of Buddha.
A valokteshwara and Padamsambhava
and walls lined with Thankas.
The charming church of
St. John in the wilderness
is situated here and this
is the final resting place
of Lord Elgin, a British
Viceroy of India during
the 19th century. Numerous
ancient temples like Jwalamukhi,
Brijeshwari and Chamunda
lie on the plains below
Dharamshala. Overnight
stay at Hotel. Day at
leisure Overnight stay
at Hotel. |
Day
18: Dharamshala – Chandigarh
Morning
drive to Chandigarh. Upon
arrival check in at hotel.
Afternoon visit city.
Chandigarh was Designed
by Le Corbusier - The
famous French architect.
Half day tour includes
visit to the Secretariat,
High Court, State Library,
Assembly Chambers, Rose
Gardens, University, Botanical
Garden and the beautiful
lake.
Overnight Chandigarh.
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Day
19: Chandigarh – Amritsar
Morning drive to Amritsar.
Upon arrival check in
at hotel. Afternoon visit
city, Visit the Golden
Temple - The sacred Sikh
sanctuary, marbled, bronzed
& covered with gold
leaf wherein the Guru
Granth Sahib-The Bible
of the Sikhs is placed
reverently. Also see the
Community kitchen where
10000 pilgrims are fed
daily on voluntary and
complimentary basis. Visit
the historic Jallianwala
Bagh where Gen. Dyer's
bullets killed scores
of innocent Indians and
the beautiful Ram Bagh
Gardens.
Overnight Amritsar. |
Golden
Temple
Har
Mandir Saheb, popularly
known, as the Golden temple
is the holiest shrine
for the Sikhs, so called
because the entire upper
half was inlaid with copper
covered over by gold plate.
The architecture of the
Golden Temple, is a blend
of Hindu and Muslim styles.
The principle of universal
participation was extended
to the planning and execution
of the project. All Sikhs
in all congregations had
a role in building this
noble edifice to their
faith. Their participation
took two forms: voluntary
labor (sewa) at the site,
and a donation (daswandh)
of ten percent of their
income to support the
construction. In 1589
by Guru Arjun Dev - Nanak
V (1563-1606) was laid
down the foundation of
the temple. Mir Mohammed
Muayyinul Islam, popularly
known as Mian Mir was
requested to lay the foundation
stone. The great Sikh
secular leader, Maharaja
Ranjit Singh, donated
100 kg of gold to the
temple and thus gold was
applied to the copper
sheets on the roof and
the exterior of the building.
The construction of the
temple was completed in
late sixteenth century.
The Sikh ruler, Maharaja
Ranjit Singh in 1803,
rebuilt it. It is a two
stores marble structure,
with an imposing dome
of pure gold. The architecture
of the Temple is a blend
of Hindu and Muslim styles.
The golden dome is meant
to represent an inverted
lotus flower and the interior
of the temple is decorated
with semi precious stones,
frescoes and glasswork.
The gnarled old Jubi Tree
in the northwest corner
of the compound is believed
to possess special powers.
The Golden Temple's first
high priest, Baba Buddhaya,
planted it. Guru-ka-Langar
or the communal canteen
is towards the eastern
entrance of the temple
complex providing free
food to all visitors,
regardless of colour,
creed, or caste. |
Jallianwala
Bagh
The
huge ground, a reminder
of the martyrdom of innocent
Indians and the brutality
of British General Dwyer,
is Jalianwala Bagh. A
historical monument today,
once was the ground smeared
with blood of hundreds
of inncocent young and
old Indians, men, women
and children who had gathered
on the new year day for
the Punjabis on April
13, 1919, to denounce
the rowlatt act. As the
few of the speeches got
over General Dwyer along
with his troupes landed
there with full force.
He ordered his troupes
to open fire without any
warning. The bullets kept
firing and ended only
when the ammunition finished.
A memorial to the martyrdom
of the innocents and the
bullet marks on the wall
tell this tragic incident.
A must vist place to see
the brutality of the British
genral Dwyer. |
Day
20: Amritsar – Delhi
Early in the morning
check into the hotel after
breakfast and leave for
Delhi, upon arrival drop
you at Delhi airport to
catch the flight for onward
destination. |
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| GENERAL
RULES |
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Tourist
is advised
is not to
carry any
precious items
while in tour. |
| 2 |
Tourist
can enroll
his/her names
for the tours
by paying
initial advance.
The balance
amount must
reach Delhi
Office at
least 5 days
before scheduled
departure
of the tour
without waiting
for reminder
from our side.
If the full
amount is
not paid in
the time the
company reserves
the right
to cancel
the bookings
with consequent
loss of deposit
and apply
the cancellation
charges. |
| 3 |
Tourist
travel at
their own
risk. Neither
the tour operator
nor their
representative
or staff accept
any liability
or responsibility
for an kind
of risk, theft,
delay, damages,
loss, injury,
accident,
death etc.
during their
tour howsoever
it might have
caused. |
| 4 |
The
operator has
also right
to cancel
at any time
any or all
the tours
announced
without assigning
any reason
whatsoever.
In such case
the operator's
responsibility
will be only
to refund
the amount
by such passengers,
without any
compensation
whatsoever. |
| 5 |
The
hotels are
subject to
change without
prior notice. |
| 6 |
The
seats in the
bus are allotted
on "first
comr first
serverd basis"
at the time
of booking
of the tour. |
| 7 |
If
there is any
loss or damage
by any passengers
to the property
of the hotel,
bus, tour,
operator or
any other
concerned
parties or
person during
the tour then
such passengers
have to compensate
the concerned
parties or
person for
the same immediately. |
| 8 |
During
sightseeing
we will take
the bus /car
up to the
point it is
allowed or
can be taken.
There offer
if any vehicle
or other arrangements
are to be
made then
the expenses
should be
paid by the
passengers
only. |
| 9 |
Timings
mentioned
in the itinerary
for the bus/car
tour are only
estimated
time for the
sake of knowledge.
There are
always chances
of delay in
arrival at
the destination
due to various
reasons. |
| 10 |
Refunds,
if any, will
be given after
a periods
of ten days
from the date
of claim.
Refunds will
be paid only
by cheque
and only against
receipts. |
| 11 |
Due
to unavoidable
circumstanmces,
if there is
aloes in the
stay of hotel
or sightseeing
or missed
then no refund
will be granted
to the passengers
in this respect. |
| 12 |
If
any passengers
decide to
break their
journey after
commencement
of the tour,
they can do
so, but no
refund for
the balance
periods of
the tour will
be granted
to them and
their all
onwards journey
arrangements
will be the
sole responsibility
of such passengers
only. |
| 13 |
All
disputes /legal
claims subject
to Delhi Jurisdiction
only. |
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| CANCELLATION
RULES |
| 1 |
20
Days
or More
days
before
departure
of Tour
10%
on Full
amount
|
| 2 |
10
days
before
departure
tour
25%
on full
amount. |
| 3 |
06
days
before
departure
of tour
40%
on full
amount. |
| 4 |
Within
04 days
before
departure
of tour
:No
Refund. |
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