Private car and driver for Nainital and Jim Corbett Tour

Delhi to Nainital and Jim Corbett Tour by private car and driver

Adventure India by car provides best tour package for Nainital and Jim Corbett Tour by private car and driver in India. From the peaceful vibe of Nainital to the rich wildlife of the Corbett National Park, if you’re looking for a vacation that provides you with a rich variety of experience, then this is the tour for you.

It all starts in New Delhi, a city that is a fusion of ancient and modern. First visit old Delhi, and go through its narrow and vibrant market streets to see one of the largest Mosques in the country, Jama Masjid. Enjoy the tasty delicacies of old Delhi, especially its Paranthas and Kababs and then see the heritage of the Moguls in the form of Red Fort. Then head over to Raj Ghat, as you transition from the old to the new. Pay homage to the father of the nation at Mahatma Gandhi Smriti. Feel the vitality of the Indian Democracy at the President’s House and the Parliament. Then dabble your feet into some spirituality by seeing AksharDham Temple and Lotus Temple. And if there is time left, recede back into the ancient mode by seeing one of the architectural marvels of
bygone times, Qutub Minar. From Delhi, we go to Nainital, a hill-station located in the Kumaon foothills of Outer Himalayas. Located at an altitude of 2084 m (6837 ft), Nainital is known for its scenic beauty and its magnificence lakes. Main sites of attraction here are Naina Devi Temple, Mall Road, Bheem Taal,
Saat Taal and Naini Lake.
From Naintal, the journey proceeds onwards to Corbett National Park, with a day long sojourn first in Kausani. It is a splendorous hill-station village in the Himalayas, which Mahatma Gandhi called the Switzerland of India, because of the amazing panoramic view one gets of some snowy high- altitude peaks of Himalayas from here.
The last part of the tour brings us to Corbett National Park, a rich sanctuary of wildlife, and one of the few places in this world, where you can see Royal Bengal Tigers and Asiatic Elephants during a safari. Located in an area of 520.8 square Kilometer, it is the first Tiger reserve of the country, and is a favorite haunt for Tourists and Wildlife lovers