With a pick-up from Delhi, the tour gets underway with a drive to Jim Corbett Park on Day one. On arrival, do soak in the forest air and the oak greens after checking into your hotel. Dinner will be served at the hotel.

Corbett Park, as it is famously known as, is one of India best conserved and oldest national parks. Starting out after breakfast book a day safari ride (charges applicable) into the park. Being the country’s first Tiger Reserve, the animals, birds, reptiles and plants found in the park are of many species and a treat for wildlife lovers. Wild elephants, hordes of spotted dears, crocodiles, mahaseer fishes in the streams, peacocks, red jungle fowl and many other animals can be sighted as you move about under thick forest cover or at the Dhakal savanna type grasslands. Taking a guide along for the safari helps as he spots and identifies the plants and animals for you. After spending the day sighting wildlife in the park, the tour gets back to the hotel for the evening. Dinner will be served at the hotel.

After a sumptuous breakfast, from Corbett we drive to Ranikhet. After shaking of the travel fatigue at your hotel of stay, we set out to explore the place. Ranikhet is valued for its serenity and far from the madding crowd distance. Known as the 'Queen of Meadows', the hill station is bound to fascinate you with it’s floral beauty. Dinner will be served at the hotel.

After breakfast we step out for sightseeing. Known for its 9 hole golf course laid out over undulating hill slopes, the place is also famous for its apple orchards. There are many old temples of interest at Ranikhet. The architectural style of the Sun Temple, Binsar Mahadev Temple, Makameshwar Temple, Haidakhan Temple, Jhoola Devi Temple and Hairakhan Temple will surprise you. Besides its religious sanctity, the natural beauty of the hill station with ample opportunities for walks and trekking make for an unforgettable experience. Having spent the day in serene environs, we head back to the hotel for dinner and nightstay.

On Day 5 the tour sets out for a drive to Nainital, with a stopover at Almora. With a jewel crescent shaped mountain, Almora is bestowed with immense natural beauty. It is also famous for its many temples. The Lala Bazaar is a two hundred year old market where you can shop for special copper utensils and garments made from high quality Angora wool. The Govind Vallabh Pant Museum is a treasure house of 'Apen' folk paintings and other artifacts from the region. The array of architecturally rich temples in Almora are Chitai (Golu Devta), Nanda Devi, Katarmal, Jageshwar, Kasar Devi and the 800-year-old Sun Temple. We head for Nainital after the sightseeing stopover to check into the hotel in time. Dinner will be served at the hotel.

After an early breakfast, on Day 6 we head out for a visit to Hanumangarh, a religious centre set out amidst very scenic surrounding. After paying obeisance at the religious site, we drive for a visit to the three beautiful lakes of Bhimtal, Naukuchiatal and Sattal. Located within a distance of 5 to 8 km from each other the lakes have activities of boating to indulge in besides enjoying some quiet romantic moments. A visit to Naini Lake, Naina Devi Temple, Nainital Zoo, Eco-Cave Garden and Snow-View Point from where strewn like a grand necklace, sparkling with peaks, you can even spot Nanda Devi - the highest peak of Uttarakhand. The evening can be spent strolling The Mall Road. For dinner we head back to the hotel.

On Day 7 the tour heads back to Delhi for a drop. After breakfast, the journey set out for a drive in comfort, but not before we have taken parting selfies and some profile pictures to share with friends, relatives and family.