Delhi → Nainital → Jim Corbett National Park → Delhi
Corbett Nainital Weekend Tour
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Nainital is a fabulous gem, a paradise for lovers of hill resorts and an enchanting experience for nature lovers. It is the place of legends, located in the lake district of Kumaon and said to be one of the Shaktipeeth of India.
The Naini Lake, after which the resort takes its name, is partly responsible for the ineffable charm. The distant mountain ranges, tall forests of pine and fir and a winding landscape complete the roundup of a visual treat for the soul. It is a haven, a place where you relax, refresh, lose yourself in the lap of Mother Nature and let the peace soak into your spirit.
You could start for Nainital from Delhi and make your own arrangements for hotel accommodation. Apart from being expensive, these are time-consuming processes and take away from the enjoyment of the trip. A better way is to go with an organized Nainital Weekend Tour where your tour organizer takes care of all arrangements and lets you immerse totally in enjoyment of Nainital and its surroundings. It does feel nice to be pampered like royalty and have no worries on your mind when you take a trip and a well-organized tour by experts does raise the pleasure quotient. A three days two nights trip is ideal. You get enough time to enjoy and the price is just right. You actually spend two days exploring Nainital and the surroundings in a delightfully refreshing and enchantingly engrossing way. Consider it a sampler and make plans for an extended visit later!
A typical three days-two nights itinerary would be somewhat like this:
| Day | Tour Program | Distance / Time | Major Highlight / Sightseeing | Meals | Overnight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Arrival in Delhi | Local / 4–8 hrs | Delhi, India Gate and Kartavya Path, Qutub Minar | Dinner | Delhi |
| 02 | Delhi to Nainital | Approx. 295 km / 5.7 hrs | Delhi, Nainital, India Gate and Kartavya Path | Breakfast & Dinner | Nainital |
| 03 | Nainital to Delhi | Approx. 295 km / 5.7 hrs | Delhi, Nainital, India Gate and Kartavya Path | Breakfast | Tour Ends |
Thandi Sadak, Nainital You are greeted by the tour representative and taken to your coach for the seven-hour journey to Nainital. It is late afternoon when you arrive and check into your hotel and proceed for a visit to the Naina Devi temple, Hanuman Garhi and the marvelously soothing boat ride on the Naini Lake. You can also consider a ropeway ride to admire the scenic countryside from the air. Stay the night in a lovely hotel.
Day dawns bright to the singing of birds and after a hearty breakfast, you go on to visit Bhim Tal, Naukuchiatal and Sat Tal, three lovely lakes around Nainital, itself a Lake resort. You may want to take a boat and then relax in the gently bobbin vessel, surrounded by water with the clear blue sky as a canopy. Evening and it is time for a pleasant stroll, shopping and for mingling with locals. Spend the night in your hotel room.
A hearty breakfast with your appetite sharpened by the crisp morning air and then you are ready to return to Delhi. You can ask for a drop off at the railway station or the airport and the tour guide obliges.
Natural Nainital tour leaves you satisfied and fully refreshed with one of the most enchanting weekends in one of the most famous resorts of India. Make plans to return again because the resort grows on you and lures you with promises of more to come.
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People eat rice primarily, but wheat, maduwa, and other grains are also consumed. People prefer Urad, Gahat, Bhatt, and Masur in terms of pulses. Meat is also popular among the populace. Kheer, Singhal, Poori, Pua, Bada, Kapa made of Palak, Raita, Khatai, and other ceremonial foods are served.
The Kumaoni people make up the majority of the population. They live in very small huts made of bricks or in traditional wooden houses. Nainital's population is almost entirely Kumaoni-speaking. Aside from that, Hindi is the most widely spoken language.
Woolen Clothes - Jackets, Heavy Woolen & Jackets will be required during the winter season. Sports shoes are required if you enjoy nature walks, and slippers must be packed. Binoculars are always recommended when travelling uphill, but they are optional.
Nainital is one of India's best hill stations, surrounded by green hills, old cottages, and a maze of winding streets. The town is well-known for its numerous natural attractions as well as its pleasant climate all year.
At an elevation of 2611 metres, Naina Peak is the town's highest point.
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