LANDSDOWNE CORBETT DAY 01 ( KOTHDWAR - LANDSDOWNE 75 KMS ) LANDSDOWNE Unexplored and Unspoiled Nature, cool breeze and amazing

g sceneries, Lansdowne is a beautiful town and a popular hill station situated on the Kotware-Pauri road at a height of 1,706 meters on a hillock in the state of Uttaranchal, India. Lansdowne, named after its founder Lord Lansdowne, was the main base of independent movement activities of India during the British Raj. The town is attracted by many tourists and the soothing climate of the city all through the year, characterized by pleasant summers and cold winters, is very comfortable for holidaying tourist. This place is especially considered as a gateway of romance, thanks to the natural comforts, nice accommodations, pleasant weather, calm environment and secluded atmosphere. This great hill station is completely away from hustle and bustle and hence is distinct from the normal hill stations which are crowded. The city is surrounded by lusting greeneries of thick Oak woods and blue Pine forests. Magnificent views of snow covered mounts and forests, bracing cool air and unpolluted clean fresh atmosphere make Lansdowne a perfect place for eco-tourism. The tourism at Lansdowne has a different face; it is not commercial tourism but eco friendly tourism of conserving and preserving nature. The annual festival Shardotsav, celebrated during the season of autumn is a grand draw of tourists. The command office of the legendary Garhwal Rifles of the Indian Army is placed in this town. Visiting Lansdowne and spending holidays here is truly a rejuvenating experience and the tourists are assured to enjoy the much needed relax in this great eco friendly hill station in a serene and secluded environment

ARRIVAL KOTHDWAR, TAKE A TAXI AND DRIVE TO LANDSDOWNE. SIGHTSEEING GARWAL REGIMENT MUSEUM TIP IN TOP BULLA TAL ( BOATING AVAILABLE ) ST.MARY CHURCH ST.JOHNS CHURCH THE PLACE IS GOOD FOR NATURE TREKKING/ PHOTOGRAPHY/ SCENIC CHARM.

DAY O2 ( LANDSDOWNE CORBETT 45 KMS ) CORBETT NATIONAL PARK Located in the foothills of the Shivalik range of the Himalayas about 50 km northwest of Ramnagar town, the park consists mainly of the broad Patlidoon Valley, through which the Ramganga River flows west. The forest cover includes sal (Shorea), teak, oak, silver fir, spruce, cypress, and birch. India's Project Tiger was established here in 1973. Langur, sloth bear, Indian gray mongoose, Himalayan palm civet, elephant, wild boar, common otter, porcupine, barking deer, nilgai, black kite, shikra, Indian white backed vulture, black partridge, red jungle fowl, and peafowl are also found in the park. In all, the park contains 110 tree species, 50 mammals species, 580 bird species, and 25 reptile species.

NATURE WALK ADVENTURE SPORT ACTIVITIES LIKE ROCK CLIMBING/ RIVER CROSSING/ RAPPLLEING JEEP SAFARI ( SUUGESTED TIME EARLY MORNING ) ELEPHANT SAFARI/ HORSE SAFARI TREKKING BIRD WATCHING

NOTE YOU CAN DO BON FIRE AT BOTH OF THE DESTINATIONS AT LATE EVENING GOVT GUIDE IS IMPORTANT AND CUMPULSORY DURING SAFARI VISIT AT CORBETT THINGS TO CARRY AND THINGS NOT TO CARRY TORCH AND SPARE BATTERIES JACKETS HEAVY DUTY IF POSSIBLE ROUGH AND TOUGH SHOES OR SPORT SHOES MOSQUITO/INSECT REPELLENT STRONG ROPE MEDICINES ( IF PATIENT TO ASTHMA OR OTHER EMERGENCY ) DO NOT CARRY MATCH BOX OR FLAMMABLE ITEMS

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