With stunning landscapes around, let the great hills work their magic on you. Jungle Trek along the lesser-known paths to explore a variety of flora and fauna. Chase fireflies. Cook on the woods. During the day, you can drive along for sight seeing places such as Bhimtal, Sat Tal, Ranikhet, Almora, Naukuchiya Tal, Nainital, Kausani, Muketshwar, Chaukori, Corbett National Park, and Ramgarh.

 

Apart from access to acres of hiking trails, adventure enthusiasts can test their guts with our low-level obstacles course. For those who love physical challenge, or the fun of competition, they can enjoy a range of exciting activities. Imagine yourself high above the ground on a steep rock face. You climb upward, holding on only by your fingertips and your climbing shoes. Even though a rope protects you, your brain urges you not to fall. Your arms are tired. But your skill and courage eventually carry you to the top of the rock. That’s rock climbing for you! Other adrenaline rush activities include Rappelling, River crossing, etc.

 

 

As the sun descends behind the mountains gather in the warmth of the bonfire to eat, drink and sing . Watch the flames rise in rhyme and enjoy cultural performances (on request) accompanied by live music and barbeque. Liven up your stay with fond memories.

 

Places To Visit :

 

Bhimtal

Nestled in the lap of the majestic Kumaon hills, Bhimtal is a tiny city that is famed for the lovely Bhimtal Lake. Set at a height of 400 meter above the sea level, this small town figures atop in the tourist map of Nainital. A famous lake resort with piebald paths and gorges with wild raspberry and dog rose.

 

Naukuchiatal

 

 

Prettily placed at an altitude of 3996 feet, Lake Naukuchiatal appears like a delightful panorama of nature. Fringed with lush, verdant trees, the banks of this lovely water body always present an enthralling ambiance. Naukuchiatal literally means nine corners and the locals believe that a single glance of the all the corners would fetch one with Nirvana.

 

Nainital

 

Nainital, a 100-year-old hill station is in a valley near Naini Lake - a blue green lake surrounded by hills on all sides and named after Goddess Naini after which the town takes its name. It is a beautiful hill district nestled in the lap of the Central Himalayas in the Kumaon region. It's subtle yet pristine glory is manifested in the lofty snow-capped peaks, green valleys and serene lakes that have tempted lovers of beauty since time immemorial.

 

 

Sat Tal

Originally a cluster of seven lakes, now reduced to five (since two have dried up), Sat Tal has all it takes to veil the place in a kind of mystique—densely wooded hills, roads that glide under a canopy of gossamer green oak trees, pines and dark brooding firs, little creeks along the shores of the lakes and boat rides on the placid waters.

 

Mukteshwar

45 kms from Nainital, at 8000 ft, this is an idyllic sojourn in the lap of the mountains and rolling meadows. Surrounded by fruit orchards and thick coniferous forest it provides a majestic view of the Himalayas. It is popular for the century old Shiva Temple, Chauthijalli rock formations, Angora wool sheep farm, rejuvenating forest walks and enchanting sunsets.