Day 01: Delhi - Corbett National Park (7 Hrs. Drive)
» Early morning, we drive from Delhi to Corbett National Park. The park is named after the famous British hunter Jim Corbett and established in 1935 along the banks of the Ramganga River. It has dense Sal forests spread throughout and also has sub Himalayan ranges at its background. Corbett National Park is famous for Tiger, Leopard, Elephant, Spotted Dear, Porcupine, Monitor Lizard, etc.
» Arrive by lunch time and check into the hotel. After lunch, we leave for Jungle Jeep safari right inside the Heart of Reserve Forest Core Zones and have a view of flora and fauna and if You are Lucky, then the great Tiger. Return back to the hotel with great experience of the national park. In the evening, enjoy beach volley ball on the banks of the river.
» Enjoy Bonfire Music with Dinner.
» Over Night stay at Hotel.

Day 02: Full day in Corbett
» Before breakfast early morning proceed on an Elephant’s back (4 sharing) into the park for game viewing. Another great experience of viewing wildlife in its natural habitat. Return to the Hotel for breakfast.
» Post breakfast, visit Corbett museum & Crocodile breeding farm called Crocodile High Bank.
» Visit home stays at the Bhakrakot/ Kyari village near Corbett. Spend half a day in community based projects in the village
» Return back to the hotel and enjoy some river activities like angling or Hike to Garjia Temple.
» Enjoy Bonfire Music with Dinner.
» Over Night stay at Hotel.

COMMUNITY BASED PROGRAMS

Location: Kyari, and Bhakrakot village in Corbett National Park.

Uttarakhand is a fragile ecological zone. Our programmes focus on rural communities and the livelihood issues such water scarcity, falling crop yields, fuel wood and fodder scarcity, drudgery for women and children, poor nutrition and the forced migration of men and boys for employment. We support the educational activities of rural schools, NGOs and community based organizations throughout Uttarakhand. This support takes the form of training programmes, discussion meetings, supply of teaching/learning materials, village and school visits for on-the-spot guidance and problem solving, honoraria of pre-school teachers, and small project grants. The aim of these activities is to help people understand their surroundings from a broad ecological point of view and encourage them to organize themselves to deal with environmental problems that affect their daily lives, and to provide training in technical know-how and practical skills.

Day 03: Drive Corbett - Haridwar (170 Kms.)
» After Breakfast we drive to Haridwar.
» Arrive by lunch time and check into the hotel (option of staying in an ashram).
» Post lunch, we visit the holy town of Haridwar vis
iting temples and ghats at the river.
» In the evening a basic Yoga session » At sunset, watch and participate in “Aarti” at Har Ki Paudi.

Har ki Pauri :
This sacred Ghat was constructed by kind Vikramaditya in memory of his brother Bhatrihari. It is believed that Bhatrihari eventually came to Haridwar to meditate by the banks of holy Ganga. This sacred bathing ghat is also known as Brahamakund. The reflection of golden hues of floral diyas in the river river Ganga is the most enchanting sight in the twilight during the Ganga ceremony. The riverbank temple her is hallowed by the imprint of god Hari's foot print. The ghat is regarded the most sacred in Haridwar and this is the most auspicious point to bathe in the Ganga during the 12 year Kumbh and the 6 year Ardh Kumbh.
» Overnight stay at Haridwar. Haridwar: is situated as the gateway to the other three important pilgrimages of Uttrakhand namely, Rishikesh, Badrinath and Kedarnath. Referred to as Mayapuri, Gangadwar, and Mokshadwar in the ancient scriptures and epics, Haridwar has always remained a major pilgrimage for the Hindus in India. According to the legends, Prince Bhagirath of Suryavanshi clan performed severe penance and Lord Shiva, in response, sent the Ganges cascading into the earth from his matted locks. It was at this place that Prince Bhagirath’s ancestors were burnt to ashes by the curse of the saint Kapila. Kapilsthan, a spot in Haridwar is pointed to as Kapila’s hermitage. The ancient town is also mentioned in the books of Hieun Tsang the famous Chinese traveller who describes Haridwar as Mayura, on the eastern banks of the Ganges. It is also believed that Amrit which was one of fourteen ornaments that came out from the Samundra Manthan was sprinkled at 12 places in the universe out of which 8 places are in heaven.

Day 04: Drive Haridwar - Chandi Devi – Mt Biking to Rishikesh via Chilla National Park.
» Early in the morning, we start the day today with a yoga session.
» After Breakfast drive to Chandi Devi temple.
» Start Cycling from Chandi Devi to Rishikesh via Chila for 24 kms throught the Chilla National Park.
» Arrive at Rishikesh and drive from Rishikesh to the rafting Camp above Rishikesh.
» Welcome drink on arrival.
» Post lunch indulge in camp activities such as Rock Climbing, Rappelling, Beach Volleyball, Beach Cricket, Kayaking etc.
» In the evening laze over a Bonfire or try your hand at fun games followed by a sumptuous dinner specially prepared by our Chef.
» Tuck into your Deluxe Tents at Rishikesh.

Day 05: Thrills and adventure – Full day rafting on River Ganga
» Wake up early to enjoy a refreshing Nature Walk with our guide.
» After a hearty breakfast change into our rafting gear and proceed for rafting on the river Ganges.
» You will endeavor to complete 2 stretches on the river today.
» The first session includes the stretch from Marine Drive to Shivpuri covering thrilling rapids like ‘Black Money’, ‘Three Blind Mice’, ‘Crossfire’, ‘Body Surfing’, and ‘The Shivpuri’ rapids.
» Lunch will be served at Shivpuri on the river beach.
» Post Lunch you will proceed for the second session of rafting from Shivpuri to NIM Beach. In this stretch one has to negotiate some famous white water rapids like “Return to Centre”, “Roller Coaster”, “Tee Off”, “Golf Course”, “Club House” and others till NIM beach where the days’ rafting comes to an end.
» Finish the rafting trip with a breath taking famous “Cliff Jump”.
» After changing into dry clothes, we drive to Rishikesh town. Shop for old and antique handicrafts, artifacts and old very old coins. Visit Triveni Ghat at sunset at “Aarti”. Drive back to the Rafting Camp.
» Bonfire with our guitarist, Dinner and overnight at Rafting Camp.

Day 06: Drive Rishikesh - Chamba – Mt. Biking via Dhanaulti – to Suakholi – Drive To Mussourie
» You have another very exciting day. On this day in the morning, drive from rafting Camp to Chamba.
» Start Cycling from Chamba to Suakholi. This stretch of the road is a beautiful ridge offering views of the Himalayas and Rolling Meadows.
» Lunch enroute
» Again drive from Suakholi to Mussorie.
» On arrival check into the Hotel.
» Overnight stay at Mussourie Hotel.

Day 07: Mussourie -Delhi (Kms: 280 & 07 Hrs Drive)
» After breakfast drive to Delhi.
» Lunch enroute
» On arrival, farewell Indian dinner
» Direct transfer to Airport/Railway Station.