6 Days Delhi - Nainital - Ranikhet - Corbett - Delhi Tour

This morning, enjoy a visit to Sat Tal, Bhimtal Lake and Naukuchiatal. The Sattal (seven lakes) is a unique spot with an interconnected cluster of seven freshwater lakes, set amidst dense oak and pine woods. The area is a bird watchers paradise as it provides a habitat to more than 500 species of migratory and resident birds.
One of the chief tourist attractions in Bhimtal, the enormous Bhimtal Lake is the largest lake in the Nainital district. The lake has a small island in its centre with an aquarium, which can only be accessed by boat. The area attracts many Himalayan birds and offers excellent boating facilities, both paddle and row as well as fishing.
Naukuchiatal, is a lake with nine corners, rich in birdlife. It is located within the confines of an enchanting valley, offering an opportunity for angling, boating, fishing and bird watching. The rest of the day is at leisure To relax or explore the local markets. Overnight in Nainital / Bhimtal (B, D)

Today, proceed towards the popular hill station of Ranikhet. Located in the Kumaon hills, Ranikhet is a cool, quiet and serene hill station. Surrounded by picturesque views, Ranikhet offers the panorama of the great Himalayas, ancient temples, picnic spots and exciting trekking options.
On arrival, check in to your hotel.
This afternoon, explore the hilly town of Ranikhet. The town is named after the queen of Raja Sukherdev- Rani Padmini. Explore the temples and the wonderful sights in Ranikhet such as the Army Golf Course maintained by the Kumaon Regimen. Ranikhet is also popular for its fruit orchard of Chaubatia, a government fruit garden. The orchard grows over 200 varieties of alpine fruits and flowers.
The rest of the evening is at leisure.
Overnight in Ranikhet (B, D)

This morning, your journey continues to the wild tropical jungles of Corbett. On arrival, check in to your hotel. The rest of the day is at leisure. Overnight in Corbett (B, D)

The day is at leisure. One can enjoy a jungle safari at Corbett National Park (on direct payment basis). Corbett National Park is home to about 50 species of mammals, 25 species of reptiles and about 580 bird species. It was named after the British-Indian naturalist and hunter, Jim Corbett who played an important role in creating this national reserve.
Note: Corbett National Park remains open throughout the year for the visitors from Jhirna zone but the best time to visit Corbett is from 15th November to 15th June. Overnight in Corbett (B, D)

Today, bid farewell to your 'Fascinating Uttarakhand' tour, as you are transferred from hotel in Corbett to the airport / railway station in Delhi for your onward journey.