Note: If you wish to opt for the 6 Nights / 7 Days variant, you can reduce one night’s stay at Jim Corbett National Park.
Uttarakhand is often referred to as the Land of Gods, as it is a destination where misty mountains, emerald forests, sacred rivers, and charming hill towns come together to create a deeply enriching travel experience.
So, come escape the ordinary and discover Uttarakhand in its most authentic form. This carefully curated 8-day journey takes you beyond the basic touristic trails to experience the soul of the Himalayas, where verdant mountains meet spiritual serenity, wild forests whisper ancient secrets, and colonial-era charm blends seamlessly with natural splendor.
The itinerary has been thoughtfully designed to let you truly relax and savour the many shades of Uttarakhand’s most captivating destinations. Your journey begins in Mussoorie, the Queen of the Hills, where colonial nostalgia lingers in every corner. From there, you’ll descend to Rishikesh, where the holy Ganga flows with timeless grace and evening aartis illuminate the riverbanks. Your adventure continues further into the wild heart of the Jim Corbett National Park, where dense sal forests teem with wildlife and every safari brings the thrill of spotting a tiger, elephant, or a leopard. Finally, you’ll arrive in Nainital, where the serene lakes reflect the surrounding peaks like a perfect mirror, offering tranquility and panoramic mountain vistas.
Throughout this trip, you will witness breathtaking sunrises over the Doon Valley, walk through pine-scented trails where the air is crisp and cool, feel the calming presence of the Ganges during sacred rituals, explore jungles alive with the calls of exotic birds, and unwind beside tranquil lakes that change colors with the shifting light. Each destination offers its own distinct emotion like peace in the hills, spirituality by the river, adventure in the jungle, and wonder at every turn.
Whether you are a nature lover seeking pristine wilderness, a couple looking for a romantic mountain escape, a family craving quality time away from screens and schedules, or simply someone seeking a meaningful break from the everyday hustle, this journey through Uttarakhand promises moments that stay with you long after you return home. It is not just a trip, but an opportunity to reconnect with the rhythms of nature, with the people you love, and most importantly, with yourself.
So, why wait? Book your Uttarakhand Unplugged tour today, and embark on an 8-day journey where every sunrise brings new beauty, every destination unveils a different facet of the Himalayas, and every experience leaves you refreshed, inspired, and transformed.
New Delhi Airport / Railway Station / ISBT
New Delhi Airport / Railway Station / ISBT
Mussoorie – Haridwar– Rishikesh –Jimcorbett- Nainital
This 7 nights 8 days Uttarakhand Unplugged Tour comes coupled with cozy stays, delectable meals, and amazing sightseeing sessions that include:
Today, you will begin your journey early in the morning from Delhi, where our professional representative will pick you up from your designated location, and escort you to the charming hill town of Mussoorie, that is fondly known as the Queen of the Hills.
As you depart from Delhi, you will witness the landscape gradually shift from an urban sprawl to rural farmlands, and then eventually to the foothills of the Himalayas. On the way, you will pause at a scenic spot or local dhaba for a refreshing breakfast to relish hot parathas and steaming chai (tea).
Soon, you will reach Mussoorie, where you will check-in to your cozy hotel. After check-in, take some time to relax, freshen up, and soak in the peaceful surroundings.
You may choose to enjoy a delicious lunch at the hotel or you may treat your taste buds at a famous nearby restaurant, sampling local Garhwali cuisine alongside some familiar favourites.
Once you’re refreshed, it’s time to step out to explore this popular hill town. You will begin your sightseeing by visiting the Mall Road, which is the heart of Mussoorie. This colonial-era promenade is lined with quaint cafés, souvenir shops, bakeries, and local stalls. Here, you can enjoy a gentle stroll, sip on a hot cup of tea or coffee, and take in beautiful views of the surrounding hills.
If you wish. You may choose to visit the Gun Hill Point either by taking a cable car (at your own expense) or by hiking up to grab panoramic 360-degree views of the Himalayan ranges and the Doon Valley below.
Here you will also have the opportunity to witness the magical sunset, which paints the mountains in shades of gold and crimson.
As evening sets in, return to your hotel to pamper yourself with a delicious dinner. After dinner, take a moment to step outside and look up at the night sky as you might be able to spot a beautiful night sky full of stars that you would have never noticed in the city.
Later, go back to your warm and comfy bed to grab a restful sleep.
If you prefer a quieter first evening, you can simply relax at your hotel, enjoy the mountain views from your balcony with a cup of chai, and let the journey settle in. There’s no rush as this trip is about unwinding at your own pace.
Wake up to a refreshing new morning, freshen up and enjoy a leisurely breakfast at your hotel before setting out to explore some of Mussoorie’s most loved natural and cultural attractions.
After breakfast, the first attraction you will visit today is the Kempty Falls, which is Mussoorie’s most famous attraction that is located approximately 15 km from the city center. Nestled, amidst lush green hills at an altitude of about 4,500 feet, this waterfall tumbles down in multiple tiers into a natural pool below at the base.
As you descend the steps toward the falls, you will hear the sound of rushing water growing louder. Here, you can dip your feet in the cool mountain water, take a refreshing splash if the weather permits, or relax beside the rushing water while capturing some memorable photographs and reels. You may also have the option of checking out the small shops in the surrounding area to relish some snacks or to have a cup of tea (at your own expense).
After spending some quality time at the falls, you will depart to Dhanaulti, which is a peaceful hill station located approximately 24 km from Mussoorie at an altitude of about 7,500 feet. The drive to Dhanaulti takes you through scenic winding roads lined with deodar, rhododendron and oak forests.
On reaching Dhanaulti, you will visit the Eco Park, which is a beautiful park spread across dense deodar forests. This eco park is divided into two sections, namely Amber and Dhara. It features well-laid walking trails, wooden bridges, open meadows, and forest viewpoints. Here, you can take a peaceful nature walk through the tall trees, breathe in the fresh mountain air, indulge in nature photography and enjoy the tranquility of this less-commercialized destination.
If you wish, you may also visit the Dhanaulti Adventure Park where you can enjoy activities like zip-lining, sky walking, and valley crossing (at your own expense).
After exploring the Eco Park and indulging in adventure activities, you will stop at a local restaurant to enjoy a delicious lunch (at your own expense) comprising of some Garhwali specialties like Aloo Ke Gutke (spiced potatoes), Kafuli (a spinach-based curry), or Bhatt ki Churkani (black soybean curry), alongside the North Indian and continental options.
If time permits, you may choose to visit the Surkanda Devi Temple, which is located about 8 km from Dhanaulti and requires a short trek of about 2 km from Kaddukhal. If you are not interested in trekking, you can use the ropeway to reach the temple (at your own expense).
This ancient temple is one of the most revered pilgrimage sites in the region and is dedicated to Goddess Surkanda Devi, a powerful manifestation of Goddess Durga depicted as a fierce eight-armed warrior deity. The temple holds deep spiritual significance as it is recognized as one of the 52 Shakti Peethas scattered across the Indian subcontinent.
According to Hindu mythology, when Lord Shiva carried the lifeless body of his beloved wife Goddess Sati after her self-immolation, Lord Vishnu used his Sudarshan Chakra to dismember her form. Then her head is believed to have fallen at this very location, making it a sacred site of immense religious importance.
Apart from rewarding you with the divine blessings, the temple also offers spectacular panoramic views of the majestic Himalayan ranges.
Later in the afternoon, you will begin your journey back to Mussoorie. As you drive back through the winding mountain roads, you will have more opportunities to capture stunning views and perhaps spot the captivating sunset over the distant peaks.
Upon reaching Mussoorie, the evening is at leisure. So, you may choose to take a leisurely stroll along the Mall Road to sip hot masala chai and relish crispy pakoras, shop handicrafts, or simply enjoy the evening mountain atmosphere.
As the day comes to an end, you must return to your hotel to enjoy a scrumptious dinner, which can be followed by a quiet evening stroll or a restful sleep.
The itinerary can be adjusted based on your preference and pace. If you prefer to spend more time at either Kempty Falls or Dhanaulti, the schedule can be modified accordingly. The stay in Dhanaulti is also optional and comes at an additional charge.
Today, you will wake up to a fresh new morning in Mussoorie, where soft sunlight filters through the misty mountains. After freshening up, enjoy a leisurely breakfast at your hotel, and then you will check out from your hotel to explore a few more beautiful spots in Mussoorie before departing for Rishikesh.
The Company Garden is a beautifully maintained botanical garden that features colourful flower beds, well-manicured lawns, and a variety of seasonal blooms that create a vibrant display.
Here, you can take a leisurely stroll through the garden, enjoy the peaceful ambiance, and also try boating on the small artificial lake within the garden premises (at your own expense). The garden is perfect for photography and offers a refreshing experience.
After the Company Garden, you will head to the Camel’s Back Road, which is a scenic 3-kilometer stretch named after a rock formation that resembles a sitting camel. This vehicle-free road offers stunning views of the Himalayas on one side and the Doon Valley on the other.
Here, you can take a peaceful walk with your loved ones while breathing in the crisp mountain air. You may also choose to rent a horse for a gentle ride (at your own expense) while soaking in the views of the famous camel-shaped rock formation along the way.
Next, you will visit Lal Tibba, which is Mussoorie’s highest point, situated at an altitude of about 2,275 meters. Here, you will enjoy spectacular views of the Himalayan ranges stretching across the horizon. If the weather permits, you will be lucky enough to see various majestic snow-capped peaks including Kedarnath, Badrinath, and Bandarpunch through the vintage telescopes available there.
This viewpoint also has a small café where you can enjoy a hot cup of tea or coffee along with “pahado wali maggi” (but at your own expense) while soaking in the panoramic views of the mountains.
After exploring these beautiful spots, you will depart from Mussoorie and begin your scenic drive to Rishikesh. The journey covers approximately 75-80 km and takes about 2.5 to 3 hours.
As you descend down the mountains, you will witness the landscape change from pine-covered hills to lush valleys. The drive itself is scenic, with winding roads offering glimpses of the river Ganga.
Soon, you will arrive in Rishikesh by mid to late afternoon, where you will check into your hotel.
After settling in and freshening up, you will check-out to enjoy a delicious lunch at a famous nearby restaurant, where you can choose from traditional vegetarian North Indian cuisine, South Indian food, and continental dishes (at your own expense).
After lunch, you will visit the two iconic suspension bridges in Rishikesh.
The first attraction you will visit in Rishikesh will be the Ram Jhula, which is a 450-feet-long iron suspension bridge that hangs around 70 feet above the river Ganga. This bridge connects the Sivananda Ashram on the west bank to the Swarg Ashram area on the east bank.
After this, you will proceed towards the Lakshman Jhula, which is another famous suspension bridge located about 5 km from the town center. According to Hindu mythology, this is the spot where Lord Lakshman (brother of Lord Rama) crossed the river Ganga using a jute rope bridge. This 450-feet iconic iron bridge offers stunning views of the river Ganga and the surrounding hills.
As you explore these bridges, you will find numerous ashrams, temples, yoga centers, and small cafes on both sides, where you can sit, enjoy a delicious meal and observe the peaceful rhythm of life in this spiritual town. You can also shop for spiritual books, yoga accessories, or rudraksha beads at the local markets.
If time permits and you’re interested, you must visit the Trayambakeshwar Temple, which is a 13-story temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple offers panoramic views of the Ganges and the surrounding mountains.
As the sun begins to set, you will head to either the Triveni Ghat or Parmarth Niketan Ashram to witness the mesmerizing Ganga Aarti ceremony. This is one of the most spiritually uplifting experiences in Rishikesh.
The Ganga Aarti typically begins around 6:00-6:30 PM (timings may vary by season), and it is advisable to reach a bit early to ensure that you get a seat in the front rows. Here, you will witness the enchanting Ganga Aarti where priests dressed in saffron robes perform the ritual with devotional songs, the ringing of bells, and the chanting of mantras, creating a magnificent spectacle.
After witnessing the Ganga Aarti, you will return to your hotel to relish a delicious dinner. Post dinner, you may choose to take a quiet walk along the river ghats, or simply relax in your comfy hotel room, with the backdrop of the soothing sound of the River Ganga flowing nearby.
Today, you will wake up to the first rays of sunlight and the melody of the flowing Ganga river. After freshening up, you will enjoy a hearty breakfast at your hotel, and then check out to begin your journey towards the wilderness of the Jim Corbett National Park, with a short stop in the sacred city of Haridwar.
In case you plan on exploring Haridwar, we recommend you to wake up early and start as quickly as possible, so that you can make the most of your time.
As you depart from Rishikesh, you will continue to follow the course of the river Ganga for about 30-40 minutes. Soon, you will arrive in Haridwar, which literally means “Gateway to God” and is one of the seven holiest cities in Hinduism. This ancient city is believed to be the place where the river Ganga descends from the Himalayas into the plains, making it an extremely sacred pilgrimage destination.
The first attraction you will be visiting today will be the ‘Har Ki Pauri’, which is considered as the most sacred ghat in Haridwar. This ghat translates to “Footsteps of the Lord” as it is believed that Lord Vishnh left his footprint here.
According to the Hindu mythology, this ghat is believed to be located at the same spot where a few drops of the divine nectar (Amrit) fell during the legendary Samudra Manthan (churning of the ocean).
The Har Ki Pauri ghat is beautifully constructed with steps leading down to the holy river, and you will see thousands of devotees taking holy dips in the sacred waters of the river Ganga every day. The atmosphere here is filled with devotion, with the sound of temple bells, chanting of mantras, and the sight of flower offerings floating down the river.
If you wish, you may also take a holy dip in the Ganga (at your own discretion) or participate in offering prayers and floating diyas on the river as a mark of reverence. Moreover, we recommend you to collect Ganga Jal (holy water) to take back home as a spiritual souvenir.
If time permits, you may choose to visit the Mansa Devi Temple, which is perched atop the Bilwa Parvat hill. This temple is dedicated to Goddess Mansa Devi, who is believed to fulfill the wishes of her devotees. You can reach the temple either by trekking uphill or by taking a cable car ride (at your own expense). Once you reacb the top, you will be treated with the divine darshan and the spectacular aerial views of Haridwar and the flowing Ganga River.
If you are more spiritually inclined, and if time permits, you can also visit the Chandi Devi Temple, which is located a few kilometres away on the Neel Parvat hill across the river. This temple is dedicated to Goddess Chandi, an incarnation of Goddess Durga. Here also, you can either reach the top by trekking or via cable car (at your own expense).
After your spiritual exploration of Haridwar, you can enjoy lunch at a famous local restaurant (at your own expense. Please note that Haridwar is a holy city and you will be served only vegetarian food. So, prepare your taste buds to relish traditional North Indian thalis, South Indian delicacies, or other vegetarian cuisines.
Post lunch, you will begin your journey towards the Jim Corbett National Park. The drive to Ramnagar takes about 4 to 4.5 hours, depending on traffic and road conditions.
As you leave the spiritual cities behind, the landscape gradually transforms into the rugged terrain of the Terai region. On. The way, you will pass through small towns, agricultural fields, and eventually into the forested foothills of the Himalayas, which is home to one of India’s most renowned wildlife sanctuaries.
By late afternoon or early evening, you will arrive at the Jim Corbett National Park, which has 0been named after the legendary British hunter-turned-conservationist Jim Corbett. This is India’s oldest national park that was established in 1936 as the Hailey National Park. The park is renowned for its Bengal tiger population and is part of the larger Corbett Tiger Reserve.
Here, you will check in to your luxurious jungle resort or hotel, which is typically located on the periphery of the national park. Your accommodation today will offer you a rustic yet comfortable experience amidst nature.
After settling in and freshening up, you will have the evening at leisure to relax and soak in the wilderness atmosphere. Here, you may choose to:
At the front desk, your resort staff will brief you about the jungle safari scheduled for the next morning, including the reporting time, what to carry, and important dos and don’ts while on the safari.
In the evening, you will enjoy a delicious buffet dinner at your resort, featuring a variety of Indian and continental dishes. Depending on your budget and the resort, you might be able to experience outdoor dining under the stars.
After dinner, you must retire in your comfy room for a peaceful sleep, dreaming about the next day’s exploration in the heart of the Jim Corbett National Park, where you might encounter majestic tigers, playful elephants, and a rich diversity of wildlife in their natural habitat.
It is advisable to sleep early tonight as jungle safaris typically begin very early in the morning (around 5:30-6:00 AM) when wildlife activity is at its peak.
Today is one of the most fascinating days in your entire trip, as you will embark on an immersive wildlife experience in the heart of the Jim Corbett National Park.
The wilderness awakens early, and so must you, as the best wildlife sightings happen during the cool hours of dawn and dusk when the animals are most active.
You will wake up before sunrise, around 5:00-5:30 AM, and after a quick cup of tea or coffee, you will head out for your morning jungle safari. The safari usually lasts for 3-4 hours and typically begins around 6:00 AM, depending on the season and park timings.
In the early hours, you will feel the cool morning breeze, and notice that the forest is alive with the sounds of chirping birds, rustling leaves, and distant animal calls.
Soon, you will board an open-top Gypsy (Jeep) along with your expert naturalist guide and driver. As you enter the national park through one of the designated gates, the adventure truly begins.
The Jim Corbett National Park spans over 520 square kilometers and is home to a rich diversity of wildlife. As you traverse through the dense sal forests, grasslands, and riverbeds,prepare to witness:
If you’re fortunate, you might also spot leopards, sloth bears, or the majestic tiger.
Apart from the animals, the park is also a paradise for bird enthusiasts, with over 600 species of birds. Here, you may spot colorful kingfishers, majestic eagles, beautiful peacocks, and various species of hornbills, woodpeckers, and owls.
Throughout your safari, your guide will share fascinating insights about animal behavior, tracks, pugmarks, and the delicate ecosystem of the forest.
After an exhilarating morning in the jungle, you will return to your resort around 9:30-10:00 AM. Upon arrival, you may freshen up and then enjoy a hearty breakfast, with options ranging from parathas and poha to continental dishes like pancakes and eggs.
After breakfast, you will have ample time to relax and rejuvenate before the evening safari. During this leisure time, you may choose to:
Some resorts offer nature documentaries or presentations about Corbett’s wildlife and conservation efforts. So, you have the option to also watch that.
Around midday, you must reach the restaurant or the dining area within your resort to enjoy a delicious lunch.
In the late afternoon, around 2:30-3:00 PM (depending on the season), you will prepare for the second leg of your jungle safari, which typically begins around 3:00-3:30 PM and ends just before sunset.
Once again, you will board your safari vehicle and venture into a different zone of the national park. The evening safari offers different sighting opportunities as animals emerge from their daytime resting spots and come to the waterholes & riverbanks to either quench their thirst or to hunt.
During the evening safari, you might witness elephants bathing in the streams, deer grazing in the grasslands, or if fortune favors you, a tiger on the prowl as the sun begins to set.
The safari continues until around 6:00-6:30 PM, when the park gates close for the day. As you exit the forest, you will carry with you memories of the sights, sounds, and the raw beauty of nature in its purest form.
Soon, you will return to your resort, where you may choose to relax, share your safari experiences with fellow travellers, or simply enjoy the peaceful jungle ambiance.
You may also opt for a bonfire evening to enhance your staying experience (charges may apply).
Later, you must head to the dining area to enjoy a sumptuous dinner.
After dinner, you can retire to your comfortable room for a restful sleep, with the satisfaction of having experienced one of India’s most incredible wildlife destinations.
Today, you will wake up to the sounds of the jungle and witness the forest slowly come to life. After freshening up, you will enjoy a leisurely breakfast at your resort, while savouring the peaceful wilderness of the Jim Corbett National Park.
After breakfast, you will check out from your resort and begin your journey towards Nainital, the enchanting “Lake District of India”. As you leave the wilderness behind, you will carry with you unforgettable memories of tiger tracks, elephant herds, and the raw beauty of nature.
The drive from Jim Corbett to Nainital takes about 2 to 2.5 hours, and as you ascend, you will witness the landscape transform from the dense Terai forests to terraced hillsides, quaint mountain villages, and eventually to the misty peaks surrounding Nainital.
By late morning or early afternoon, you will arrive in Nainital, which is one of India’s most popular hill stations, that is nestled at an altitude of about 2,000 meters (6,358 feet).
According to Hindu mythology, when Lord Shiva was carrying the body of Goddess Sati, her eyes (nain) fell here, forming the Naini lake and hence giving the town its name.
On arrival, you will check in to your hotel to drop your luggage and freshen up. Your hotel will typically be located either around the Naini Lake or on the hillside that offers spectacular views of the lake and surrounding mountain.
In Nainital, you can enjoy lunch at a famous restaurant near the lake or at your hotel, where you can taste a wide variety of cuisines, from traditional Kumaoni dishes to North Indian, Chinese, and continental (at your own expense).
After lunch, you will head to the picturesque Naini Lake, which is considered as the heart of Nainital. This beautiful pear-shaped natural freshwater lake is surrounded by seven hills, creating a stunning natural amphitheater.
Here, you can sit by the banks, take a stroll along the lake, or indulge in a leisurely boat ride on the emerald-green waters of the lake (at your own expense) in paddle boats, rowing boats, or sailing boats. As you glide across the calm waters, you will witness the colorful buildings dotting the hillsides, the reflection of the surrounding mountains in the water, and the peaceful atmosphere that envelops this sacred lake.
The lake is divided into two parts – Mallital (the head) and Tallital (the foot), each offering its own charm and attractions.
After your boating session, you will head towards the famous Mall Road, which runs along the northern shore of the Naini Lake. It offers beautiful views of the lake on one side and charming colonial-era buildings on the other, making it perfect for an evening walk.
Here, you must try some authentic local food at the nearby restaurants, cafes, and street vendors. Apart from that, you can also shop for local handicrafts, woolen garments, candles, and souvenirs.
After exploring the Nainital Mall Road, you will visit the Naina Devi Temple, which is a Shakti Peeth that is dedicated to Goddess Naina Devi (an incarnation of Goddess Parvati). This ancient temple holds immense religious significance and is primarily the reason why Nainital is considered a holy city. Here, you can offer prayers and seek blessings while enjoying the spiritual ambiance.
This temple is always bustling with devotees, and it attracts pilgrims from across the globe during the Nanda Devi Fair, which is held here annually.
As evening approaches, you may choose to:
Later, you must return to your hotel to enjoy a scrumptious dinner, which can either be followed by a stroll along the lake to see it beautifully lit up at night, or else, you may return to your cozy room to grab a restful night’s sleep.
Today, you will wake up to a beautiful morning in Nainital, with the cool mountain breeze and the sight of the serene Naini Lake reflecting the surrounding hills. After freshening up, you will enjoy a hearty breakfast at your hotel before setting out to explore some of the popular scenic viewpoints and attractions in Nainital.
Your first destination will be the Naina Peak, which is also known as China Peak. This peak is located at an altitude of 2,615 meters (8,579 feet) and is the highest point in Nainital located about 6 kilometres away from the city center.
To reach the summit, you may either trek through the dense forest trail (approximately 2-3 hours of moderate trekking) or hire a horse for the journey (at your own expense). The trek itself is an adventure, taking you through beautiful oak and deodar forests, with occasional clearings that offer glimpses of the valleys below.
Once you reach the top, you will be rewarded with breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views of the snow-capped Himalayan peaks including Nanda Devi, Trisul, and Nanda Kot (only visible if the weather is clear). Moreover, on clear days, you can even see as far as the Tibetan border.
Here you can also seek the blessings of the divine by visiting the small temple dedicated to Goddess Naina. The temple offers stunning views of Nainital town, the lake, and the surrounding valleys far below.
if you are not interested in a trek, you have the option of visiting the Snow View Point, which is one of Nainital’s most popular viewpoints that is located at an altitude of 2,270 meters. This viewpoint is easily accessible via a cable car (ropeway) that departs from Mallital (at your own expense). The cable car ride itself is an exciting experience that offers aerial views of the town and the lake below.
At the Snow View Point, you will enjoy spectacular panoramic views of the major Himalayan peaks, including Nanda Devi, Trisul, and Nanda Kot. The viewpoint has coin-operated telescopes that allow you to get a closer look at the distant snow-covered peaks.
There are also small shops and cafes at the viewpoint where you can enjoy hot snacks and beverages while taking in the magnificent views. Here, you can also capture some amazing photographs with the backdrop of snowy Himalayan peaks.
After your morning exploration, you will return to town to relish a delicious lunch at one of the famous restaurants (at your own expense).
After lunch, you will visit the Tiffin Top, which is also known as the Dorothy’s Seat. This viewpoint sits at an altitude of 2,292 meters and is named after Dorothy Kellett, an English artist who died in a plane crash here.
You can reach Tiffin Top either by trekking through the scenic Ayarpatta slopes (approximately 1-2 hours) or by hiring a horse (at your own expense). The trek takes you through beautiful pine and oak forests, and this peaceful trail offers a soothing experience that lets you connect with your inner self.
From the top, you will enjoy stunning views of the Nainital town nestled around the lake, as well as panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. The viewpoint has a stone structure built in memory of Dorothy Kellett, and it’s an ideal spot for a peaceful break with nature.
Next, you will visit the Eco Cave Gardens (Eco Cave Park), which is a popular attraction in Nainital that is located near Mallital. The Eco Cave Gardens are a series of interconnected rocky caves and hanging gardens that offer a unique experience.
Here, you will explore six different caves, each named after local animals like the Tiger Cave, Panther Cave, Bat Cave, Flying Fox Cave, Apes Cave, and Squirrel Cave. The caves have narrow well-lit passages and low ceilings, making the experience exciting, especially for children and adventure enthusiasts.
There is also a beautiful musical fountain and a hanging garden with colorful flowers and manicured lawns situated near the caves (entry fee applicable).
If time permits, you may have the option to visit Land’s End, which is a scenic viewpoint located about 4 km from Mallital. This viewpoint offers dramatic views of the Khurpatal valley on one side and the distant plains on the other.
The area is surrounded by dense forests and is relatively quieter than other tourist spots, making it perfect for those seeking some solitude amidst nature. Here, you can also visit the small Kali temple near the viewpoint to get some spiritual solace.
As evening approaches, you will return back to town near the Mall Road area, where you can spend your evening:
The evening atmosphere at Naini Lake is particularly magical, with the surrounding hills dotted with lights, boats gently bobbing on the water, and the cool mountain breeze creating a perfect ambiance.
Later, you must return to your hotel to enjoy a delicious dinner. After dinner, feel free to take an evening stroll along the Mall Road, enjoying the lively yet peaceful atmosphere of Nainital at night. Moreover, the illuminated lake, the cool breeze, and the star-studded sky create an unforgettable experience.
After some time, you can return to your hotel for a restful night’s sleep.
Today marks the final day of your unforgettable “Uttarakhand Unplugged” journey. You will wake up to a wonderful morning in the beautiful hills, with the serene Naini Lake visible from your window and the cool mountain air filling your lungs.
After freshening up, relish a hearty breakfast and then you will check out from your hotel. As you load your luggage into the vehicle, take a moment to bid farewell to the beautiful lake town that has been your home for the past two nights.
Soon, you will begin your journey back to Delhi, while passjng through the scenic Haldwanj Kathgodam belt, covering approximately 300-320 km over 7-8 hours, depending on traffic conditions.
You will stop for lunch at a highway restaurant or dhaba along the way (at your own expense). This is a good opportunity to stretch your legs, freshen up, and refuel for the rest of the journey.
By evening, you will arrive back in Delhi, where we will drop you at your designated location – whether it’s your home, hotel, or the airport for your onward journey.
With this, your “Uttarakhand Unplugged” tour ends, but the experiences, the landscapes, and the moments of peace and wonder will stay with you long after you’ve returned home.
| No. of Adults | Cost / person | Occupancy |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | ₹41,200 | Double |
| 3 | ₹32,000 | Triple |
| 4 | ₹29,000 | 2 x Double |
| 5 | ₹30,200 | 1 Triple + 1 Double |
| 6 | ₹29,000 | 3 x Double |
| 6 | ₹28,000 | 2 x Triple |
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