Divyaansh Travels · North India by Road
Nainital &
Jim Corbett
A colonial-era lake town in the hills, followed by India's oldest national park at its foothills. Boating and a Mall Road walk, then a jeep safari for tigers, elephants and deer — one taxi for the whole loop.
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What You'll See
Hill station, then wild forest.
The Lake District Look-Alike
Built by the British around a natural lake and still laid out that way — Mall Road on one side, temples and viewpoints on the ridges above.
- Naini Lake Boating
- Naina Devi Temple
- Mall Road
- Snow View Point
India's Oldest National Park
Established in 1936 to protect the Bengal tiger, and still one of the best places in the country to actually spot one from a jeep.
- Jungle Safari
- Tiger & Elephant Sightings
- Corbett Falls
- Kosi Riverside
Day by Day
The road, mapped out.
Delhi → Nainital
Morning pickup, drive up into the hills. Evening free for boating on Naini Lake and a walk down Mall Road. Overnight in Nainital.
Nainital Sightseeing
Naina Devi Temple, a ropeway ride to Snow View Point for the Himalayan panorama, and time around the lake in the afternoon. Overnight in Nainital.
Nainital → Jim Corbett
Drive down to Corbett by afternoon, check in near the park, and rest up for an early safari start the next morning. Overnight near Corbett.
Jungle Safari → Delhi Drop
Early-morning jeep safari inside the park, then the drive back to Delhi. Drop at airport, station or hotel.
Doing 3 days? Combine the Nainital sightseeing into one day. Doing 5? Add a second safari session or a night at Bhimtal nearby.
Fare Card
Vehicle pricing for this route.
Per-day vehicle rate. Final total depends on days, season and any extra stops — confirm the exact number on WhatsApp. Safari permits and gypsy fees are booked and paid separately at the park.
Included
- Driver & fuel for the route
- Vehicle for the full trip
- Toll & parking per itinerary
- All pickup/drop transfers
Not Included
- Hotel accommodation
- Safari permit, gypsy & guide fees
- Meals
- Anything outside the confirmed plan
Traveller's Notes
Before you book.
3–5 days works well. 3 is enough for one Nainital day and one safari; 5 leaves room for a second safari or a Bhimtal stop.
No — permits are limited per zone and booked directly with the forest department, separate from the vehicle fare. We help you time the drive so you don't miss your slot.
Most zones are open mid-November to mid-June and close for the monsoon. We'll flag this if your dates fall in the closed window.
Yes — it's a starting plan. Add a Bhimtal night, a second safari, or drop a day, and we'll re-quote the per-day rate.
From the Road
Recent trips.
"Driver got us to the safari gate right at opening — saw a tiger crossing the track within the first hour."
Vivek RawatHaldwani"Boating on Naini Lake at sunset was the highlight for the kids. The drive up was smooth despite the hairpin bends."
Neha ChaudharyDelhi"We extended to 5 days for a second safari — the car and driver stayed on without any extra hassle to arrange."
Arjun MehtaGurugram