Jim Corbett - 14 Days

Himalayan Highlands & Jungle Trails: A North India Wildlife & Culture Tour

Duration: 14 Days
Route: Pune → Delhi → Munsiyari → Corbett → Delhi
Organised by: Nemophilist Travel

Embark on a one-of-a-kind journey through India’s diverse landscapes—from vibrant cities and ancient forts to pristine Himalayan birding trails and the iconic wilderness of Corbett National Park. This tailor-made adventure combines birdwatching, trekking, cultural immersion, and wildlife safaris for an unforgettable experience.

Itinerary Overview

Days 1–2: Pune

Arrival and local exploration
Cultural sites, market visits, and optional fort excursion

Day 3: Pune → Delhi → Haldwani

Morning flight to Delhi
Private transfer to Haldwani for overnight stay

Days 4–7: Munsiyari (Himalayan Foothills)

Scenic Mountain Flight (subject to weather)
Birdwatching: Himalayan Monal, Cheer Pheasant, Fire-tailed Sunbird
Trekking & Exploration: High-altitude meadows (Bugyals) and hidden forest trails
Cultural Visit: Interact with remote mountain communities and enjoy Kumaoni cuisine
Photography & Relaxation: Golden sunrises and tranquil mountain views

Days 8–12: Corbett National Park

Transfer to Dhikala Zone in Corbett National Park
6 Safaris across Dhikala and Bijrani zones
Wildlife tracking for tigers, elephants, otters, and rare birds
Overnight stays in forest lodges within the park
Scenic train journey back to Delhi

Day 13: Delhi Exploration

Full-day heritage and cultural tour
Key sites: Humayun’s Tomb, Qutub Minar, India Gate, and Old Delhi markets

Day 14: Departure

Airport transfer or optional local exploration (souvenir shopping or food walk)

Day 1–2: Delhi & Agra

Explore Humayun’s Tomb, Qutub Minar, Taj Mahal & Agra Fort
Sample iconic North Indian and Mughlai cuisine

Day 3–5: Fatehpur Sikri → Bharatpur → Jaipur

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Day 6–7: Orchha → Khajuraho → Panna