This Corbett experience is led by a team with more than 25 years' experience in the area. You will be accompanied by local professionals who know Corbett well and are familiar with its terrain and conditions.
Their long experience will shape how they guide your visit. Along the way you will benefit from their practical knowledge and local insights, helping you make the most of your time in Corbett and feel confident as you explore the area.
On this walking tour of Kochi's old town, you'll meet fun and entertaining storytellers who bring the neighbourhood to life. The experience will give you a clear introduction to the city, its history and its vibrant culture, with stories that highlight how the community has shaped the area over time.
As you move through the old town, you will hear lots of wonderful stories, learn interesting facts and get recommendations for must-do things in Kochi. The guides will focus on the people and everyday life here, helping you understand local traditions and cultural touches you might otherwise miss. Along the way, expect a friendly, narrative-led walk that aims to make the city’s past and present easy to follow and enjoy.
Dhikala Zone in Jim Corbett National Park is presented as the most popular zone in India's national parks and is known for its high tiger density. You may have a strong chance of spotting a tiger while exploring Dhikala. The area supports a rich variety of wildlife, with more than 52 species of mammals and 26 species of reptiles recorded, so sightings of different animals are common during a safari.
Jim Corbett also hosts more than half the bird species found in India, making Dhikala a good place for birdwatching. The forests sit beneath the Shivalik mountain ranges, which form the Patlidoon valley and provide striking scenery as you move through the park. The zone is also well suited to wildlife photography, with many picturesque locations that offer good opportunities for memorable shots. The provider notes that their drivers and guides are regarded as among the best in Jim Corbett, aiming to give guests a memorable experience in the national park.
In the beautiful hill city of Nainital you'll enjoy a gentle forest-bathing walk among tall trees and open landscapes. The nature walk will give you a small dose of wilderness to refresh the spirit as you move through green scenery and take in views of the surrounding hills.
The journey will begin at Satyanarayan temple and lead you through a local village where you may notice hidden tattoo houses along the way. On one side you'll pass an alpine forest, and on the other you'll see Naini Lake with the hills as a backdrop. The route will climb through rocky terrain and narrow passages before arriving at a beautiful peak, where the combination of trees, lake and hills will bring the full experience together.
A Storyteller will meet you at the agreed meeting point and lead you from one point of attraction to the next until the tour ends. As you move through Nainital, you will explore the town’s historic temples and walk the narrow alleys that thread between them. Along the way you will encounter the practices of various religious faiths of India and see the temples’ importance to local life from a native perspective.
As you walk, the guide will share stories and context that help you understand the cultural and everyday rhythms of the city. You may leave with blessings and a lasting sense of the place’s atmosphere. By the end of the tour you will have developed a clearer perspective on Nainital, its culture and the life of a local, and you will also receive insider tips and practical suggestions to save money and make the most of your further exploration. You may finish with lasting memories to share with family and friends.
Nainital takes on a different character after dark, and this off‑beat night walk will let you experience the town in a quieter, more atmospheric light. As you move through the lake city, the focus will be on the places locals favour after sunset. You will visit popular hangout spots and spend time by the most prominent landmark, Naini Lake, where the water and lights create a calm evening scene.
Along the way you will also explore the old streets of Nainital, taking in their night-time views and the way the town’s character shifts once the day-trippers leave. The walk is centred on the city’s night ambience, showing you lakeside vistas, familiar local gathering places and the historic lanes that give Nainital its charm after dark.
This walking tour follows Storyteller’s standard protocol used worldwide: your guide will lead you from one point of interest to the next until the tour’s end. You will experience a mix of information and entertainment — a style of “infotainment” designed to keep the group engaged whether you love history or are just curious. Along the way you will visit some of the city’s most important places as well as hidden yet prominent lanes and spots you may not find online.
As you move through the city, these lesser-known corners will enrich your visit and, if you enjoy observing details, are likely to charm you and hold your interest. By the end of the tour you will have a clearer perspective on the city and its culture. You will also pick up insider tips and tricks to save money and to explore the best the city has to offer.
In Nainital, you will explore nature trails that reveal some of the city's quieter corners. The scenic greenery and surrounding hills will offer a small dose of wilderness, with tall trees and open landscapes that can refresh the spirit. Along the way, you will see alpine forest and views of Naini Lake with hills as a backdrop.
The walk will begin at the Satyanarayan Temple and pass through a village where hidden tattoo houses add a local touch. As you move on, the path will run with the alpine forest on one side and the flowing Naini Lake on the other. You will climb over rocky terrain and navigate narrow passages before reaching a beautiful peak, taking in changing vistas as you go.
In Manali, this food walk will introduce you to the town’s rich and royal delicacies. You will witness food being prepared and gain an in-depth understanding of local food culture and the factors that influenced the development of these cuisines. Along the way, the guide will explain traditions and ingredients, helping you connect what you taste with the history and influences behind each dish.
You will taste more than seven mouth-watering, authentic delicacies of royal Manali, so bring a good appetite — the tastings are quite filling. As the walk finishes, you should expect pleasant, lasting memories from this enjoyable and unique experience that you can share with family and friends.
This is a comfortable, air‑conditioned private transfer from Nainital to Delhi. You will be met by a representative at your chosen pick‑up location in Nainital and taken to your specified location in Delhi. The service is provided as a private transfer, so the vehicle will be allocated to you and your party for the journey.
Your safety and comfort are prioritised. The car will be sanitised after every travel service and the driver will wear a mask. On arrival the driver will preferably greet you with a Namaste. The description focuses on a reliable, hygienic transfer between Nainital and Delhi in an air‑conditioned vehicle.
You will explore Nainital, a charming township nestled in a picturesque valley and known as a British Raj‑era mountain resort. Along the way you’ll visit Nainital Lake for boating, pause at scenic viewpoints for valley and hill views, and enjoy opportunities for short hikes that reveal the town’s natural beauty.
A personal guide will accompany you and you’ll travel in an air‑conditioned car. As you move through the area, you’ll taste local delicacies and learn about the town’s character. The experience also includes a short climb through rocky terrain and narrow passages to reach a pretty waterfall, giving you a touch of wilderness and a chance for memorable photos. You’ll finish with plenty of scenic stops and snapshots to take home.
This experience combines village life, high-mountain scenery and birding in and around Khati. You will stay with the hospitable owners of the homestay, Harak Singh and his family, and spend relaxed evenings talking around a bonfire and sharing meals. Along the way you will learn from locals about how they sustain themselves in the winter months, what they grow and eat, and about local festivals, dances and religious events.
Walks to the nearby villages of Dau and Jaikhuni will give you excellent views of the Sunderdunga and Pindar glaciers. Birding is a focus throughout the tour, especially in and around Dau and Bajling Dhar, areas rich in birdlife that may include some rare Himalayan species. A highlight is camping on the high-altitude meadow of Bajling Dhar, reached by a trek of about 4 km from Khati. From this ridge you will enjoy views of the Greater Himalayas and peaks such as Trishul, Nanda Devi and Maiktoli. The itinerary combines cultural exchange, wildlife spotting and mountain camping for a well-rounded mountain experience.
You will explore Nainital, a British Raj-era mountain resort town set in a picturesque valley, accompanied by a personal guide in an air-conditioned car. The experience will include boating on Nainital Lake, visits to scenic viewpoints and opportunities for short hikes. Along the way, you will taste local delicacies and take in the township’s colonial-era charm and hill-station atmosphere.
As you move through the surrounding hills, the green scenery will offer a refreshing dose of wilderness for nature lovers. At one spot you will climb through some rocky terrain and narrow passages to reach a beautiful waterfall, where you can pause for photos and quiet time. The day is designed to be flexible and customised to your needs, leaving you with pleasant memories and plenty of photo opportunities to cherish.
Near Nainital, this experiential trip offers an alternative to the usual tourist sites and will make you more positive about travelling. It is more than a hiking excursion: as you move through jungle and mountain terrain, your guide will share 15 years' experience of working in these environments. The focus is on hands-on learning and practical skills rather than a standard sightseeing walk.
Along the way you will learn survival techniques and rescue basics, plus practical self-defence and direction-finding methods. The guide will show you how to identify local fauna and explain animal behaviour, and will teach trek and sign-tracking methods used on Himalayan routes. This combination of skills, field knowledge and on‑trail instruction is intended to make your nature trip both more interesting and more informative.
This activity is one of the top recreational adventure pursuits and takes place at one of the biggest flying sites in Uttarakhand. You will find it easy to get your wing here, making the experience accessible for those looking for an open-air thrill in a well-known launch area.
From this vantage point you will see the beautiful Corbett landscape unfold beneath you. Along the way you will enjoy wide panoramic views of the surrounding terrain and the natural scenery that defines the area. The focus is on the flying experience itself and on taking in the vistas from this prominent Uttarakhand site.
