The Kumaon region consists of a large Himalayan tract, together with two submontane strips called the Terai and the Bhabhar. The submontane strips were up to 1850 an almost impenetrable forest, given up to wild animals; but after 1850 the numerous clearings attracted a large population from the hills, who cultivated the rich soil during the hot and cold seasons, returning to the hills in the rains. The rest of Kumaon is a maze of mountains, part of the Himalaya range, some of which are among the loftiest known. In a tract not more than 225 km in length and 65 km in breadth there are over thirty peaks rising to elevations exceeding 5500 m. The rivers like Gori, Dhauli , Kali etc rise chiefly in the southern slope of the Tibetan watershed north of the loftiest peaks, amongst which they make their way down valleys'of rapid declivity and extraordinary depth. The principal are the Sharda (Kali), the Pindari and Kailganga, whose waters join the Alaknanda. The river Sharda (Kali) forms the international boundary between India and Nepal. The pilgrim route currently used to visit Kailash-Mansarovar, goes along this river and crosses into Tibet at Lipu Lekh pass.

Day 1 – Delhi to Binsar

Reach Binsar in the morning.

Check in resort. Enjoy the amazing views of Binsar. Perched on top of a hill with a spectacular view of the snow capped peaks and the Almora valley, Binsar is the epitome of serenity and tranquility. Surrounded by abundant garlands of alpine flora, ferns, hanging moss and many other species of wild flowers, this is as close as you'd get to heaven.

Overnight at Binsar.

Day 2 – Binsar to Kasauni

Early morning after breakfast leave for Kasauni.

Kausani standing 1890 meters high above the sea level is nature's own reserve. The father of nation Mahatama Gandhi contemplated on the beauty of this region and called it "Switzerland of India." Several snow capped peaks such as Bunder Poonch, Chaukamba, Neel Kant, Badrinath, Kedarnath, triple peaks of Trishul, pyramid shaped peak of Nanda Devi, the pole shaped Nanda Kot, five peaks of Panchachuli and many more are visible from this heavenly land. 

The Api and Narijeg peaks of Nepal Himalayas stand in a stately row over 300 kms in length, shining against azure sky making the horizon an enviable spectacle. 

Overnight at Kasauni.

Day 3 – Kasauni to Delhi

Early morning after breakfast checkout from resort. Drive back to Delhi. 

The Cost for the Package is Rs 19900 for 2nights and 3 days.

The Inclusions are:

·         Accommodation on twin sharing basis

·         All transport by A/c Car from Delhi to Binsar to Kasauni to Delhi

·         All Taxes

·         Breakfast and Dinner in the Resort.