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Dactylorhiza aristata, the keyflower, is a species of orchid.

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One mile at a time

You can’t truly explore India if you limit yourself to the cities and urban spaces. Whether you’ve never visited the country, or you’ve lived here your whole life – stepping out of your city and stepping into a place unexplored can be a life changing experience. And, is there anything quite as fun as hitting the road? The uniqueness to stopping for food, tea breaks by the roadside, taking pictures, signing while you zoom off to a new destination.

We took one recently and zoomed off about 2000 kms! Here’s all the things we did

Day 1

We drove from Delhi to Rishikesh, and it was pouring down, with almost no visibility! Riding into the foothills of Himalayas in Uttarakhand with the fresh showers and lush greenery made for a welcome sight. Although only a couple of hours long, the ride was worth it for the lovely view of the mountains and the Ganges. Needless to say we stopped at the Laxman Jhula! Why wouldn’t we?

We stayed overnight at a place well positioned near the Laxman Jhula with beautiful view of the Ganges.

Our next was Tehri, one of the most beautiful districts in Uttarakhand. Everyone should come to this district once in their fledgling life and should be enjoying here either in a religious way or in an adventurous way.

If you wish to explore the places close by, don’t miss the towns of Devprayag and Chamba. Devprayag is one of the five scared prayags (confluences) of the Alaknanda, and Chamba is a township lying high at an altitude of 1524 mts., offering a splendid view of the snow-capped Himalayas and the serene Bhagirathi valley.

We then drove to Dhanaulti, on the on the Mussoorie-Chamba route. Dhanaulti, located amidst thick, virgin forests of Deodar, Rhododendron and Oak, has an atmosphere of perfect peace & tranquillity. The long-wooded slopes, relaxed outdoors, cool crossing breeze, warm and hospitable inhabitants, lovely weather and fabulous view of snow-covered mountain made it ideal for us to take our lunch stop. We stopped at this beautiful riverside camp for lunch before heading to the Jim Corbett and called it a night at a jungle safari camp.

Day 3

This day was all about driving across Kumaon, from Jim Corbett to Chaapad et al and lots in between! Established in 1936, Jim Corbett National Park is the oldest national park in India with the highest number of tigers. The park has an abundance of flora and fauna, which makes it perfect for safaris. In the park, you can catch sight of animals like Royal Bengal Tiger, Deer, Indian Hog Deer, Sambar Deer, Otter, Asiatic Black Bear, Sloth Bear and more.

First stop from Jim Corbett was Pangot, a gorgeous hill station and it is a good option to visit while you are enjoying your trip to Corbett. Since it is just 96 kilometres from the Jim Corbett Park it is an ideal short getaway to explore the surrounding places around Jim Corbett National Park. 

Next stop was Satoli. Satoli rests on the slope of a hill about 2 hours away from Almora village in the lap of Kumaoni mountains. The pure air and silence is a welcome respite from the soot of the city and its hustle bustle.

We ended the day at this beautiful rustic Himalayan resort with picturesque Himalayan views, endless expanses of gorgeous orchards of apples, peaches, and apricots. Their cottages still retain an old-world charm and is a marvellous spectacle straight out from some European countryside village. The nights were too dreamy here!

Message us to book yourself a stay here!

Day 4

Next day was driving all the way to Khairna, a small hamlet in the Nainital district, by Kosi river. If one goes to Khairna, they most likely wouldn’t skip Betalghat. We didn’t either!

Betalghat is an excellent little village surrounded by lush Jim Corbett buffer forested areas nearby Nainital. This quaint little village is renowned for its natural beauty and charming atmosphere that you get to experience here. The weather here remains wonderful throughout the year, and provides for safaris into the jungles. 

Next we were off to Padampuri, a cozy hamlet elevated 1600 meters high in Kumaon hills. Padampuri is our favourite place to witness the best of Kumaon beauty of mountainous landscapes and crystalline lakes, its rich flora and fauna. It is approximately 30 kms from Nainital  and Mukteshwar making it an easy drive.

We were back to our resort in Satoli and then back to Delhi the next day!

The entire road trip across the region of Kumaon Uttarakhand was a complete indulgence for the senses. We would suggest you indulge one with your loved ones as well!

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