Kashmira’s Uttarakhand Adventure with Thrillophilia: Six Days of Himalayan Views & a Wild Corbett Safari
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PNR: BKDNRXEUP3K
Rating: ★★★★★
Traveller: Kashmira
Trip Duration: 6 Days | 5 Nights
Destination: Uttarakhand
Date of Travel: 24 May 2023 to 29 May 2023
Package Booked: Highlights of Uttarakhand | From Temple Tales to Tiger Trails
“The best part was the Thrillophilia customer service. The coordinator Jyoti Gupta was on track with us and was constantly ensuring our stay was fine and things were in place. 5★ to her.”
A six-day Uttarakhand holiday can take you from peaceful lakes to dense Himalayan forests and finally into the wild heart of Jim Corbett. Kashmira’s journey brought all of this together, with Nainital, Binsar, Kausani, Ranikhet and Corbett each offering a completely different experience.
There were boat rides, mountain viewpoints, temples, tea estates, waterfalls and forest trails along the way. And just when the trip seemed to be settling into a relaxed mountain rhythm, a safari through Corbett added a final burst of adventure.
Here’s how Kashmira’s Uttarakhand journey unfolded.
Nainital Began With Lakeside Evenings & Himalayan Views
The first glimpse of Nainital came with Naini Lake surrounded by green hills. After the journey from Delhi, the lake immediately set a slower pace for the holiday.
Kashmira visited Naina Devi Temple before spending time around Mall Road. As evening arrived, a boat ride on Naini Lake brought the perfect end to the day, with the hills and town lights reflected across the water.
The following day took her to Bhimtal, where forested hills surrounded the lake and a small island sat in its centre. Back in Nainital, Cave Garden offered a more playful experience with its interconnected animal-shaped caves. The views from Lover’s Point, Land’s End and Snow Point opened up towards the Kumaon ranges, while Tiffin Top and Naina Peak provided even wider mountain vistas.
Binsar Brought Forests, Birds & Quiet Mountain Moments
Binsar changed the mood completely. Dense forests surrounded the route, and the Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary offered a chance to spot colourful Himalayan birds among the trees. At Zero Point, clouds and morning mist often drifted across the mountain views, creating a wonderfully atmospheric setting.
Chitai Golu Devta Temple added a fascinating local tradition to the day. The temple is covered with bells left by devotees, while visitors can write letters to Golu Devta with their wishes.
By evening, Bright End Corner became the perfect place to watch the mountains change colour as the sun went down.
Kausani Slowed the Journey Down
Kausani was quieter and more relaxed.
The tea estates offered a refreshing experience, with walks through the plantations followed by a warm cup of local tea. At Anasakti Ashram, the group could connect with a piece of history: Mahatma Gandhi stayed here in 1929 and wrote about the Himalayas in Anasakti Yog.
Rudradhari Falls and Caves brought the adventure back into the itinerary. Hidden among pine forests, the waterfalls and rocky formations made for a beautiful nature escape before the evening was spent exploring Kausani's local markets.
Ranikhet Set the Stage for Corbett
The route towards Ramnagar passed through Ranikhet, where Chaubatia Gardens offered a colourful stop among orchards of apples, apricots and peaches. Views towards Himalayan peaks such as Nanda Devi added to the experience.
In Ramnagar, Girija Devi Temple stood dramatically on a rocky island in the Kosi River. Corbett Waterfall then brought the group into a lush forest setting, where rushing water and birdsong provided a peaceful end to the day.
The next morning would be very different.
A Wild Morning Inside Jim Corbett
The final day began early with a safari into Jim Corbett National Park.
Once inside the forest, the scenery shifted to jungle tracks, grasslands and thick vegetation. Every turn brought the possibility of a wildlife sighting. Kashmira could spot deer, chital and elephants while keeping a careful eye on the forest for the Bengal tiger.
That uncertainty was part of the thrill. The safari wasn't simply about reaching a particular viewpoint; it was about watching the forest closely and wondering what might appear next.
After five days of lakes, mountains, temples and forests, the wildlife-filled finale gave the Uttarakhand holiday a completely different kind of excitement.
Why Kashmira Recommends Her Uttarakhand Experience with Thrillophilia
For Kashmira, the strongest part of the trip was the support that kept everything moving smoothly across multiple destinations.
Jyoti Gupta, the coordinator from Thrillophilia, remained in regular touch throughout the journey and checked that the stays were comfortable and everything was in place. With Nainital, Binsar, Kausani, Ranikhet and Corbett packed into six days, having someone actively monitoring the experience made a real difference.
For a holiday that moved from lakeside sunsets and Himalayan viewpoints to forest trails and a Corbett safari, thoughtful coordination allowed Kashmira to simply enjoy the journey.
