Transfer from Delhi/Kathgodam to Nainital and check in at the hotel. Visit the following attractions: Naina Devi Temple, Cave Garden, Waterfall, Lands' End, Tiffin Top, and the Zoo. You can also take the ropeway (cost to be paid directly by the customer) to Snow View Point. Don't miss the opportunity to go boating on Naini Lake. In the evening, enjoy a stroll along Mall Road and shop for local items at the Tibetan Market (Bhotia Bazaar) and Bara Bazaar. Enjoy an overnight stay in Nainital.

Get ready for a sightseeing tour today. We went on an excursion tour to Naukuchiatal and Bhimtal. Naukuchiatal means a nine-cornered Lake. Perched at 1,220 mts above sea level, the lake is about 1 km long and is also the deepest lake of Nainital with a depth of 40mts. Bhimtal, once part of the ancient silk route, is another picturesque lake perched at 1,370mts above sea level, making it even higher than Naukuchiatal. It has a small island in the center having a large aquarium. Located in the enchanting Himalayan Ranges of the Kumaon region, Sattal (Seven Lakes) is an interlinked group of seven mesmerizing freshwater lakes. Overnight stay at Nainital.

Transfer to Kausani. On the way visit Kainchi Temple & Ranikhet sightseeing covering the KRC museum, Haidakhan Ashram, Golf Ground, and Hat Kalika Temple. Check-in at the hotel. Overnight at Kausani.

Kainchi Dham

Kainchi Dham, a serene spiritual retreat, was established in the 1960s by the revered saint Shri Neem Karoli Baba in the picturesque Kainchi village, situated along the Nainital-Almora road. This holy temple and ashram are nestled in a lush landscape, surrounded by verdant hills and towering trees, with a gentle river flowing nearby, adding to its tranquil ambiance.

Neem Karoli Baba, affectionately known as Neeb Karoli Baba, is held in deep reverence by countless devotees, who journey from various corners of India to seek his blessings and experience the spiritual energy of the ashram. The atmosphere, especially on Tuesdays, is electrified by the influx of pilgrims, as these visits are considered exceptionally sacred. On this day, an array of rituals, prayers, and communal gatherings take place, fostering a strong sense of community among devotees and enhancing the spiritual experience at Kainchi Dham.

Visit major Kausani Tourist attractions Anashakti Ashram, Tea Gardens, Pant Museum, Sun Rise & Sunset Points, and Rudradhari Falls. Overnight at Kausani.

Anashakti Ashram

Anashakti Ashram, located in Kausani, is a peaceful site where Mahatma Gandhi spent time and wrote his commentary on Anashakti Yog, titled "Geeta-Anashakti-Yog." The ashram has been converted into a study and research centre, offering accommodation in 24 rooms, along with a library and kitchen. It is worth visiting for its historical connection to Gandhi and the study of Anashakti Yog.

Pant Museum

The Pant Museum in Kausani, the birthplace of the famous Hindi poet Sumitra Nandan Pant, features a gallery dedicated to his memory with a collection of hundreds of English and Hindi books. It is an appealing destination for literature lovers. Each year, a poetry conference is held at the museum to celebrate Pant's birth anniversary, attracting many renowned poets.

Rudradhari Falls

The fall is a natural attraction of this hill station. Many of the ancient caves with lots of hidden secrets are explored in the nearby areas. The old story tells that the Lord Shiv (Rudra) and Lord Vishnu (Hari). The big Shiv temple in Someshwar is situated near the waterfalls. These big and beautiful waterfalls can be also visited by trekking to Adi Kailash in the hill station of Kausani

Transfer to Munsiyari via on the way sightseeing of Bagnath Temple, Bageshwar,Chaukori.Check in at the Hotel.Overnight stay at Munsiyari.

Bagnath Temple

The Bagnath Temple in Bageshwar, built by King Laxmi Chand in the 15th century, is located at a site with temples from the 7th century. According to legend, Brahmarishi Vashistha was leading the river Saryu to Ayodhya when he met Sage Markandeya, who was in deep penance. To avoid disturbing him, Vashistha asked Lord Shiva for help. Shiva took the form of a tiger, while Goddess Parvati became a cow. The cow's cry awakened Markandeya, allowing Vashistha to continue his journey. Lord Shiva is worshipped here as Vyaghreshwar, later known as Bagheshwar.

The temple features a remarkable shikhar and a beautiful stone structure, with smaller, older temples nearby dedicated to Bhairava, Durga, Kalika, Thingal Bhairav, and Vaneshwar. The complex is situated at the confluence of the rivers Saryu and Gomati.

Munsiyari Local sightseeing tour covering attractions such as Nanda Devi Temple, Sarmoli, Tribal Heritage Museum, Birthi Falls, Madkot Village, Thamri Kund etc. Get back to the Hotel. Overnight stay at Munsiyari.

Birthi falls

It is a picturesque cascading waterfall surrounded with verdant colors. Birthi Falls is falling down from 126mts of height. It is an ideal spot for tea and lunch breaks. It is located 35kms before Munsiyari.

Thamari Kund

It is a ravishing natural lake surrounded by alpine trees and paper trees. Musk Deer can be easily spotted at this place.

Nanda Devi Temple

An easy 3km stimulating trek from Munsiyari will take you to Nanda Devi Temple. This sacred shrine holds immense importance amongst the local people o Munsiyari.

Transfer from Munsiyari to Binsar.On the way visit Jageshwar Dham Heritage of India's renowned Shiv temple site covered with dense Deodar forests. Check in at the Hotel. Later, went sightseeing at places like Binsar Bird Sanctuary, Zero Point, Kasardevi, Almora Town etc. Get back to the Hotel. Overnight stay at Binsar.

Transfer to Delhi/Kathgodam. Tour Ends with Happy Memories...

Transfer to Delhi/Kathgodam. Tour Ends with Happy Memories...