Detailed Itinerary

Day 1 Delhi - Rishikesh
Drive for Rishikesh
Room allotment and Check in - Freshen Up
Later in the evening you can visit Laxman Jhula And Triveni Ghat

Return Hotel, Buffet Dinner, Overnight stay at Rishikesh

Day 2 Rishikesh - Haridwar
Arrival haridwar
Room allotment and Check in - Freshen Up
Buffet Lunch
Visit Mansa Devi Temple
Atop a hill overlooking Haridwar, this temple is dedicated to the goddess mansa. Mansa is one of the forms of Shakti Durga who makes wishes come true. It is connected by a ropeway to the heart of town
Later in the evening visit Har-ki-Pauri
The Main ghat and is supposed to be at the precise spot where the Ganges leaves the mountains and enters the plains. Consequently, the rivers power to wash away sins at this spot is superlative and endorsed by a footprint Vishnu (God of Hindu) left in a stone here. The ghat is on the west bank of a canal through which the Ganges is diverted just to the north. Each evening at sunset priests perform Ganga Aarti (the river worship ceremony) here, when lights are set on the water to drift downstream while priests engage in elaborate rituals. In addition to the main ghat, a series of smaller ghats extends along the canal bank, with large orange and white life-guard towers at intervals to ensure that bathing pilgrims dont get swept away.
Return Hotel, Buffet Dinner, Overnight stay at Haridwar

Day 3 Haridwar - Corbett
Check out after BFast, Arrive Corbett Park
Room allotment and Check in - Freshen Up
Buffet Lunch
Depart for Jhulapul (Jhulapul is a bridge made of Iron rods with Suspension)
And sighseeing of Corbett Museum and Girija Temple
Corbett Museum: Corbett Museum is the place where Jim Corbett stayed during winters and the museum has his books like Man Eating Tiger, Man Eating Tiger of Kumaon etc. The museum also offers his personal items like, gun, fishing net, cap, bag and some of his photographs with tigers.
Garjia Temple: Garjia Maa Temple is situated in the mid of Kosi River near Ramnagar. The temple holds great importance amongst the locals. Almost every couple who visits Corbett National Park or Ramnagar visits this temple of Garjia Maa to take their blessings.
Back to resort by evening.
Evening snacks in main lawn of resort with bonfire on the river side.
Buffet Dinner, Overnight stay at Corbett

Day 4 Corbett - Kausani
After breakfast Checkout
Sart for Kausani
Arrive Kausani Check in to Hotel
Kausani Local Sightseeing
Pant Museum A little away from the Kausani bus stand is a museum named after the Hindi poet Sumitranandan Pant. The house which has the museum is the poets house of his childhood days. His daily use articles, drafts of his poems, letters, his awards etc. are displayed here. Lakshmi Ashram 1 km away from the Anasakti Ashram, this place is a center run by women who do social service. Gandhijis disciple, Sarala Behen spent her life here doing social service. This ashram is located in a solitary area in a dense jungle.
Over Night at Kausani

Day 5 Kausani - Nainital
After Breakfast Chekout from Kausani drive to Nainital
Via Ranikhet - local sightseeing of Ranikhet
Chaubatia Gardens - Chaubatiya gardens are famous for their sprawling orchards of delicious apples, plums, peaches and apricots. It is result of the pioneering efforts of a British settler 150 years ago. The garden has a sale counter which you can buy fresh apple juice.
Sitla Khet - Situated between Ranikhet and Almora this picturesque place not only affords a wide view of the Himalayan peaks but is also full of fruit orchards. Scouting camps are frequently held here and there is a beautiful temple of Syahi Devi around 3 Kms away on a lovely mountainous trail. The birth place of the first chief minister of the province of Uttar Pradesh, Pandit Govind Ballabh Pant is a place called Khunt situated nearby. Some years back a centenary memorial has been built at this place to commemorate the memory of this great son of the soil.
Reach Nainital by evening - Check in to Hotel
Over Night at Nainital

Day 6 Nainital
After breakfast go for local sight seen Bhimtal, Naukuchiyatal, hanumangari.
Bhimtal is a picturesque little town in the Himalayan foothills of Kumaon. Located 22 km from Nainital at an altitude of 1375m, Bhimtal is named after Bhima, one of the important character int he epic Maharbharata. The town is known for its beautiful lake which is the largest in Nainital district. Bhimtal is the ancient place mentioned in the Hindu epic Mahabharata where Bhima built a huge lake to provide water during the banishment of the Pandavas into the forest. It is also has the old mountain route from Kathhgodam to Kumoan and beyond, going up to Tibet and Nepal. Bhimtal was one of the ancient silk routes from the Far East.
Over Night at Nainital

Day 7 Nainital - Delhi
After breakfast Check out
Depart for Delhi