
Lake towns, tiger safaris and Ganga ghats
Nainital's lake bazaar, Corbett's tiger country and Rishikesh's riverside ghats — the Himalayan state that packs a hill station, a safari and a pilgrimage into one drivable week. From ₹19,999 per person for 5 days.
No fixed Uttarakhand itineraries are published yet. Every trip we run is built to order — share your dates, budget and pace and we'll draft a day-by-day plan with a firm price.
Uttarakhand stacks three different holidays into one state. The Kumaon lake towns — Nainital, Bhimtal, Sattal — are the easy family hill station; Corbett's grasslands and riverbeds hold India's most accessible tiger safari; and Rishikesh, where the Ganga leaves the hills, adds rafting, cliff jumps and evening aarti on the ghats.
It is the closest Himalayan state to Delhi, which is why our packages run Corbett and Nainital back to back — two nights of safaris, two nights by the lake — without a single flight. Add Mussoorie or Rishikesh when you have a day to spare.
Best time to visit: March to June, October to February.
Yes — jeep safaris in the bijrani, jhirna or dhela zones are arranged with permits; dhikala zone seats sell out months ahead, so book early.
An overnight train from Delhi to Kathgodam, then a two-hour drive up the hills — packages pick up from either end.
Five-day Corbett and Nainital trips start at ₹19,999 per person including stays, transfers and a safari.