Reach Mussoorie. Start sightseeing tour of Mussoorie covering Mussoorie Lake,Company Garden, Happy Valley, Gun Hill,Sir George Everest house, Camel's Back Road. You can take a cycle rickshaw to Company Garden and back (do not pay more than Rs. 160). On return to Mall Road, you can trek up to Gun Hill. Sadly, there is no view from the top of this Mussoorie's second highest point, as it is completely infested with shops. You would rather give this a miss!.Start walking on Camel's Back Road.At the end of this road, you will be shown the a rocky outcrop in the shape of a camel's hump. This is a must see, there is a very nice market at the end of Camel's Back Road. Check it out if you still have some time. Also rediscover the magic of our very own Maggie in Mussoorie!

Take a tour to Kempty Falls and Dhanaulti. Trek up the falls at Kempty instead of going down, this will be a new experience other than the commercialised down area of Kempty falls. Beware of monkeys snatching away things at Kempty. Do not miss the ECO park & Surkanda devi at Dhanaulti! It is simply superb... trek all the way up inside and discover beautiful and breath-taking sights.

Today explore Joshimath sightseeing attractions such as Narsingh temple, Kalpvriksha temple, Tapovan, and Joshimath market.

Visit the Auli artificial lake, one of the most astounding man-made lakes on the planet. The highest manmade lake in the world, the Auli artificial lake is one of the best places to visit in Auli. The lake was built with a view of creating perennial artificial ski slopes at this adventure destination. The water from this freshwater reservoir will be used to fuel the snow guns that have been stationed along the ski slopes to provide an even surface and extend the season of skiing even if there is less snowfall. Visit Gurso Bugyal, popular for its perspectives of Dron Parvat, Nanda Devi and Trishul Peak.

Enjoy skiing at the Auli ski resort. Visit Chenab lake, well known for its peaceful ambience. The least discovered and not so visited Chenab Lake is worth a visit for the calm and serene atmosphere that it offers.The virginity of this place holds the sights of tourists and makes it an enchanting spot.In the Garhawal Himalayas, there are still some areas which are virgin and unexplored.

Start your day with visit to Ramjhula & Laxman Jhula. Both these iron suspension bridges built in 1986 across the river Ganges are one of the iconic landmarks of Rishikesh. Near Laxman Jhula visit Kailash Niketan Temple, a temple with 13 storeys. The view from the top of this temple is magnificient. Enjoy the river rafting in river ganga in case you are seeking for adventure or if travelling with small kids visit famous Beatles Ashram,Swarg Ashram, Bharat mata Mandir and not to miss Ganga Aarti in Parmarth Ashram Rishikesh.

Camping and Trekking in Rishikesh :- Start day two seeking adventure. Surrounded by beautifully cut out mountain paths and spotted with camp sites, you can go trekking, to be one with nature, explore and record via pictures. You can book a guide for long distance expert treks or just go out with your sports shoes on, straight from your hotel into the streets of the city, discovering the yoga capital of world. Camping On The Banks Of Ganges After a trek, you can camp outdoors in the lap of nature. Most travel agents offer adventure tour packages that include camping in Rishikesh. The very experience of camping on the white banks of the brilliantly blue river, amidst forests and mountain peaks, waking up to the chirping of birds and the gurgling of the Ganges is one beyond explanation.

Reach Mussoorie. Start sightseeing tour of Mussoorie covering Mussoorie Lake,Company Garden, Happy Valley, Gun Hill,Sir George Everest house, Camel's Back Road. You can take a cycle rickshaw to Company Garden and back (do not pay more than Rs. 160). On return to Mall Road, you can trek up to Gun Hill. Sadly, there is no view from the top of this Mussoorie's second highest point, as it is completely infested with shops. You would rather give this a miss!.Start walking on Camel's Back Road.At the end of this road, you will be shown the a rocky outcrop in the shape of a camel's hump. This is a must see, there is a very nice market at the end of Camel's Back Road. Check it out if you still have some time. Also rediscover the magic of our very own Maggie in Mussoorie!

Take a tour to Kempty Falls and Dhanaulti. Trek up the falls at Kempty instead of going down, this will be a new experience other than the commercialised down area of Kempty falls. Beware of monkeys snatching away things at Kempty. Do not miss the ECO park & Surkanda devi at Dhanaulti! It is simply superb... trek all the way up inside and discover beautiful and breath-taking sights.

Start your day with visit to Ramjhula & Laxman Jhula. Both these iron suspension bridges built in 1986 across the river Ganges are one of the iconic landmarks of Rishikesh. Near Laxman Jhula visit Kailash Niketan Temple, a temple with 13 storeys. The view from the top of this temple is magnificient. Enjoy the river rafting in river ganga in case you are seeking for adventure or if travelling with small kids visit famous Beatles Ashram,Swarg Ashram, Bharat mata Mandir and not to miss Ganga Aarti in Parmarth Ashram Rishikesh.

You can visit the Garjiya Temple and get plenty of water in Kosi river to play for. You may plan visit to Corbett Fall (Waterfall in forest approx 30 kms from Ramnagar and Corbett Museum- Former house of legendry hunter Jim Corbett now converted to Museum. On the way you can do visit the magnificent temple of Lord Hanuman- Hanuman Dham at Village Choi 15 Kms from Ramnagar.

Start the day with a rope-way trek to Snow View point for beautiful views of Himalayas or morning walk on Thandi Sarak originating from Naina Devi Temple running adjacent to Naini Lake and ending on Tallital-thesouthern corner of Lake. After coming back, enjoy boating in charming Naini Lake. Proceed to the Tibetan Market popularly known as Bhotia Market-If interested the market is ideal place to pick some souveniers and after a snappy lunch at one of the local Indian,Chinese Restaurants visit Naina Devi Temple and Gurudwara.

Today Get ready for sightseeing tour today. We go for an excursion tour to Naukuchiatal and Bhimtal. Naukuchiatal means a nine-cornered Lake. Perched at 1,220 mts above sea level, the lake is about 1 km long and is also the deepest lake of Nainital with depth of 40mts. Bhimtal, once the part of the ancient silk route, is another picturesque lake perched at 1,370mts above sea level, making it even higher than Naukuchiatal. It has a small island in the center having a large aquarium. Located in the enchanting Himalayan Ranges of the Kumaon region, Sattal (Seven Lakes) is an interlinked group of seven mesmerizing freshwater lakes.

Today we check out the Hanuman Garhi Temple which offers you a sunrise and sunset view, the Naina Devi Temple which is situated near the lake. Then we visit Raj bhawan, which was the choice of stay for the Britishers and we also explore the Cave Gardens of Nainital.

You can visit the Garjiya Temple and get plenty of water in Kosi river to play for. You may plan visit to Corbett Fall (Waterfall in forest approx 30 kms from Ramnagar and Corbett Museum- Former house of legendry hunter Jim Corbett now converted to Museum. On the way you can do visit the magnificent temple of Lord Hanuman- Hanuman Dham at Village Choi 15 Kms from Ramnagar.

Reach Kausani. Today Kausani sightseeing covering Anashakti Ashram. Anasakti Ashram was built to pay tribute to Mahatma Gandhi who visited this place in 1929 and described it as the 'Switzerland of India' after falling in love with its pristine beauty. It is here that he wrote his treatise Anasakti ('detachment') Yoga. Pant museum, Gandhi Ashram,Tea Garden,Sunrise and Sunset Point.

Local sightseeing in Kausani covering Baijnath Temple. Baijnath Temple complex has many historic ruins. An intricate and slight carving makes the temple magnificent. Visiting Baij Nath Temple, Kausani located amidst the mountain ranges with the splendid sceneries around, can be an enchanting experience. Rudradhari Waterfall and enjoy shopping of local artifacts e.g. green tea, woollens, local herbs.

Reach Binsar, visit Jageshwar Dham-The Heritage of India renowned shiv temple site covered with dense Deodar forests, and Chitai Temple. Chitai Temple is dedicated to Gollu Devta, an incarnation of Gaur Bhairav. Situated 8kms from Almora the deity of this sacred temple is reputed to make every wish come true, provided the worshipper ask for it with a clear conscience.

Today sightseeing of places like Binsar Bird Sanctuary. Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary is a small protected area, set deep in the Himalayan foothills. However, because the sanctuary lies over heavily forested hill terrain, the blob-like size belies the ease of movement within it. Visit Zero Point, Kasardevi, Almora Town.

Start the day with a rope-way trek to Snow View point for beautiful views of Himalayas or morning walk on Thandi Sarak originating from Naina Devi Temple running adjacent to Naini Lake and ending on Tallital-thesouthern corner of Lake. After coming back, enjoy boating in charming Naini Lake. Proceed to the Tibetan Market popularly known as Bhotia Market-If interested the market is ideal place to pick some souveniers and after a snappy lunch at one of the local Indian,Chinese Restaurants visit Naina Devi Temple and Gurudwara.

Today Get ready for sightseeing tour today. We go for an excursion tour to Naukuchiatal and Bhimtal. Naukuchiatal means a nine-cornered Lake. Perched at 1,220 mts above sea level, the lake is about 1 km long and is also the deepest lake of Nainital with depth of 40mts. Bhimtal, once the part of the ancient silk route, is another picturesque lake perched at 1,370mts above sea level, making it even higher than Naukuchiatal. It has a small island in the center having a large aquarium. Located in the enchanting Himalayan Ranges of the Kumaon region, Sattal (Seven Lakes) is an interlinked group of seven mesmerizing freshwater lakes.