8 Days Mussoorie Devprayag Rishikesh Nainital Corbett Tour from Delhi
Tour Package
07 Nights - 08 Days
Projects description

Enjoy hills, holy rivers, lakes and wildlife on our 8 Days Mussoorie Devprayag Rishikesh Nainital Corbett Tour from Delhi. This 7 nights / 8 days Uttarakhand tour package includes a rare overnight stay in Devprayag, the sacred town where the Alaknanda and Bhagirathi meet to form the holy Ganga. Begin with two nights in Mussoorie, the Queen of Hills, with Gun Hill, Kempty Falls, Mussoorie Lake and sunset at George Everest Peak. Drive through Dhanaulti and Chamba to Devprayag for the evening Ganga Aarti at the Sangam, then follow the river down past Shivpuri to Rishikesh for its bridges, ghats and the Ganga Aarti at Triveni Ghat. Cross into Kumaon for two nights in Nainital, with Naini Lake boating, the High Altitude Zoo and the lakes of Bhimtal and Sattal. End with a jungle stay and jeep safari in Jim Corbett National Park. This tour is ideal for families, couples and nature lovers looking for a well-balanced holiday of mountain views, spirituality, lakes and wildlife at a relaxed pace.

 

Route: Delhi – Haridwar – Dehradun – Mussoorie – Dhanaulti – Chamba – Devprayag – Byasi – Shivpuri – Rishikesh – Nainital – Bhimtal – Sattal – Kaladhungi – Jim Corbett – Delhi

 

Tour Highlights

 

  • Mussoorie (2 nights): Gun Hill ropeway, Kempty Falls, Mussoorie Lake, Company Garden, George Everest Peak and Mall Road
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  • Devprayag: The birthplace of the Ganga, the ancient Raghunath Temple, suspension bridges and the evening Ganga Aarti
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  • Riverside Drive: The scenic Ganga valley via Byasi and Shivpuri, popular for river rafting
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  • Rishikesh: Ram Jhula, Janki Setu, Geeta Bhawan, Parmarth Niketan, Ganga beaches and the Ganga Aarti at Triveni Ghat
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  • Nainital (2 nights): Naini Lake boating, Naina Devi Temple, Mall Road and the High Altitude Zoo
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  • Bhimtal & Sattal: Bhimtal's island aquarium, paragliding and the forest-covered Sattal lakes
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  • Jim Corbett: Corbett Falls, Hanuman Dham, a jungle resort stay and a morning jeep safari

 

Major Attractions

 

Destination Top Attractions
Dehradun & Mussoorie  Company Garden • George Everest • Mall Road
Dhanaulti & Chamba Scenic Garhwal Ridges • Kaddukhal • Valley Views
Devprayag Devprayag Sangam • Raghunath Temple  • Ganga Aarti
Byasi & Shivpuri Ganga River Views • Rafting Points
Rishikesh Ram Jhula • Janki Setu • Geeta Bhawan • Triveni Ghat
Nainital Naini Lake • Naina Devi • Mall Road • Bhotia Market
Bhimtal & Sattal Bhimtal Island Aquarium • Paragliding • Sattal Lakes
Jim Corbett Corbett Falls • Hanuman Dham • Jeep Safari
Tour Plan

Approx. 290 km | 8 Hours

Please try to begin by 8–9 AM to make the most of your first day.

We'll pick you up from New Delhi Airport, Railway Station or your hotel and drive to Mussoorie via Haridwar and Dehradun, with a breakfast break on the way. Stop for lunch in Dehradun, with an optional visit to the Dehradun Zoo.

Arrive in Mussoorie by late afternoon and check in. Head to Mall Road and take the ropeway to Gun Hill for panoramic views of the Doon Valley and Himalayan peaks.

 

Overnight: Mussoorie
Meals: Dinner

Local Sightseeing

Wake up to the fresh mountain air. After breakfast, visit Mussoorie Lake, Kempty Falls and the colourful Company Garden, with lunch during the tour.

In the afternoon, head to George Everest Peak for sweeping valley views and a spectacular Himalayan sunset (a short walk or shared ride). Later, stroll along the misty Mall Road for woollens, gifts and handcrafted souvenirs.

 

Overnight: Mussoorie
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

Approx. 140 km | 5–6 Hours

After a relaxed breakfast, check out and drive along the scenic Garhwal ridges via Dhanaulti, Kaddukhal and Chamba, with views of deep valleys and terraced hillsides.

Arrive in Devprayag by afternoon and check in. Walk down to the Sangam, where the fast-flowing Bhagirathi meets the calmer Alaknanda and the holy Ganga begins.

Visit the ancient Raghunath Temple, cross the suspension bridges, and attend the peaceful evening Ganga Aarti at the Sangam ghats.

 

Overnight: Devprayag
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

Approx. 75 km | 3 Hours

Wake up to the sound of the rivers and morning temple bells. After breakfast, check out and drive down alongside the Ganga to Rishikesh, passing the popular rafting spots of Byasi and Shivpuri.

Arrive by midday and check in. In the afternoon, explore Ram Jhula, Janki Setu, Geeta Bhawan and Parmarth Niketan, and relax on the white-sand Ganga beaches.

In the evening, attend the famous Ganga Aarti at Triveni Ghat, with devotional chants, brass lamps and floating diyas.

 

Overnight: Rishikesh
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

Approx. 280 km | 7–8 Hours

Start early with a few minutes of yoga or meditation on the Ganga beaches. After breakfast, check out and drive to Nainital.

The route passes Haridwar and crosses the plains via Najibabad, Nagina, Dhampur and Sherkot, re-entering Uttarakhand at Jaspur and continuing via Kashipur, Bazpur and Kaladhungi, where the road climbs into the Kumaon hills.

Arrive in Nainital by late afternoon and check in. In the evening, stroll along Mall Road, visit the Naina Devi Temple and explore the Tibetan (Bhotia) Market.

 

Overnight: Nainital
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

Local Sightseeing

After breakfast, walk to Mall Road for boating on Naini Lake, then take a local ride to the G.B. Pant High Altitude Zoo, home to rare Himalayan birds and animals.

Later, head to Bhimtal, where you can visit the island aquarium in the middle of the lake or try paragliding, then continue to Sattal, a peaceful cluster of interconnected forest lakes. Have lunch at a lakeside café.

Return to Nainital in the evening for some leisure time on Mall Road.

 

Overnight: Nainital
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

Approx. 70 km | 3 Hours

Enjoy a morning walk in the pine-scented air, followed by breakfast. Check out by 10 AM and drive to Corbett (Ramnagar) via Kaladhungi, visiting Corbett Falls and Hanuman Dham Temple on the way.

Check in at your jungle resort by afternoon. Enjoy the pool, indoor or outdoor games, a nature walk along the Kosi River, and a cosy bonfire in the evening (seasonal).

 

Overnight: Jim Corbett
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

Approx. 250 km | 6–7 Hours

Wake up around 5 AM for a morning open-top Jeep Safari in Jim Corbett National Park (advance booking required). Look for Royal Bengal Tigers, Asian elephants, spotted deer and many bird species across sal forests and grasslands. Wildlife sightings are natural and cannot be guaranteed.

Return to the resort by 9 AM for breakfast. Check out and drive to Delhi, with lunch on the way, for your drop at the airport, railway station or preferred location by late evening.

 

Meals: Breakfast
Tour Ends: Delhi

What's Included

Private Mode Transfers: Pickup and drop-off according to your flight/train arrival and departure timings.
Group Mode Transfers: Pickup and drop-off from the designated group boarding points.
Private Vehicle: Comfortable, clean and hygienic private AC vehicle for sightseeing and transfers as per the itinerary. Please note that AC may be switched off on hilly roads and steep mountain stretches.
Accommodation: 06 nights' accommodation in clean, hygienic and comfortable rooms with scenic views, according to the selected package category.
Meals: Breakfast and dinner at the hotels as per the selected meal plan.
Transportation Costs: Fuel, toll taxes, parking charges and driver night charges.
Experienced Driver: Professional and experienced driver throughout the journey.
GST: Applicable GST is included in the package cost.

Not Included

×Personal expenses such as laundry, telephone calls, shopping, tips and other individual expenses.
×Lunch, additional meals, snacks, beverages and drinks unless specifically mentioned.
×Travel insurance.
×Entry fees for monuments, museums, zoos, parks, temples and other attractions unless mentioned in inclusions.
×Jeep safari, rafting, paragliding, boating, kayaking and other adventure activities.
×Local guides, horses, ponies, palki/doli services, helicopters or similar services.
×Local transportation or conveyance required at specific sightseeing points where the main vehicle cannot enter.
×Any additional cost arising from changes in the itinerary due to weather, road conditions or circumstances beyond our control.

Booking & Payment Policy

Advance Payment

Pay 10% of the total tour cost to initiate the booking.

Confirmation Payment

An additional 20% is payable within 24–48 hours after receiving the booking confirmation.

Balance Payment

The remaining 70% is payable on arrival, before commencement of the tour, or according to the agreed payment schedule.

Payment Methods

Payments can be made through:

  • UPI
  • Bank Transfer
  • Credit/Debit Cards
  • Online Payment Gateways

Booking Confirmation

A booking is considered confirmed only after the required advance payment has been received and confirmation has been shared through email or WhatsApp.

Cancellation & Refund Policy

Cancellation Time Cancellation Charge Refund
30+ days before departure 10% 90%
15–29 days before departure 30% 70%
8–14 days before departure 50% 50%
3–7 days before departure 75% 25%
Less than 3 days / No-show 100% No refund

 

Refund Processing: Eligible refunds will generally be processed within 7–10 working days through the original payment method.

Modification & Rescheduling

  • Tour dates may be rescheduled subject to availability and applicable seasonal or fare differences.
  • Modification requests should be submitted at least 15 days before the tour start date.
  • Name changes and passenger modifications are permitted up to 7 days before departure, subject to feasibility.
  • Rescheduling during peak seasons, festivals or holidays may involve additional charges.
  • Any price difference resulting from changes in hotels, transportation, permits or activities will be payable by the traveller.

Important Terms & Conditions

Valid ID Proof

Every traveller must carry a valid government-issued photo ID such as Aadhaar Card, Passport, Driving Licence or Voter ID.

Itinerary Changes

The itinerary may need to be modified due to adverse weather, road closures, landslides, natural calamities, government restrictions, political situations or other unforeseen circumstances. Wherever possible, suitable alternative arrangements will be offered.

Travel Insurance

Travel insurance is not included. Travellers are strongly advised to purchase comprehensive travel insurance covering medical emergencies, trip interruption, cancellations and personal belongings.

Force Majeure

The company will not be responsible for delays, cancellations or additional expenses caused by circumstances beyond its reasonable control, including natural disasters, strikes, political unrest, road closures or government restrictions.

Health & Fitness

Travellers should be physically fit for mountain travel. Although this itinerary does not involve a high-altitude trek, road journeys through the Himalayan region can involve winding roads, elevation changes and long travel hours. Travellers with specific health concerns should consult their doctor before travelling.

Children Policy

  • Children below 5 years: Complimentary when sharing the parents' bed.
  • Children aged 5–11 years: 25% discount.
  • Children above 11 years: Charged as adults.

Child policies may vary depending on the hotel and room configuration.

Personal Belongings

Travellers are responsible for their personal belongings, valuables, electronic devices and luggage. The company is not responsible for loss, theft or damage to personal items.

Traveller Conduct

Travellers are expected to maintain responsible and respectful behaviour throughout the journey. Services may be terminated without refund in cases of illegal, abusive or seriously inappropriate behaviour.

Additional Expenses

Any expense not specifically mentioned under Package Inclusions will be payable by the traveller.

Transportation & Mountain Travel Guidelines

Vehicle Allocation: Vehicle type will depend on the number of travellers and selected package category.

Air Conditioning: AC may be switched off on steep mountain roads and hilly stretches due to vehicle performance and safety considerations.

Night Driving: For safety reasons, drivers generally avoid driving after sunset on mountain roads.

No Smoking: Smoking is not permitted inside the vehicle.

Alcohol: Consumption of alcohol inside the vehicle is strictly prohibited.

Mountain Roads: Travel times mentioned in the itinerary are approximate and may vary depending on traffic, weather, road conditions, sightseeing stops and local restrictions.

Traveller Notes

Best Time to Visit

This Uttarakhand circuit can be planned across different seasons, with each season offering a different experience. Summer is pleasant for sightseeing, monsoon brings lush greenery but may cause road disruptions, while autumn and winter offer clearer mountain views and cooler temperatures.

What to Carry

Travellers are advised to carry:

  • Comfortable walking shoes
  • Light and warm clothing
  • Sunglasses and sunscreen
  • Personal medicines
  • Valid photo ID
  • Power bank
  • Rain protection during monsoon
  • Warm layers during winter

Important Road Safety Note

Mountain roads can be narrow and winding. Driving before sunrise or after sunset in hilly areas may be restricted or avoided for safety reasons. The exact travel schedule may therefore be adjusted according to local road and weather conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Mussoorie, Dhanaulti, Chamba, Devprayag, Byasi, Shivpuri, Rishikesh, Nainital, Bhimtal, Sattal and Jim Corbett, starting and ending in Delhi.

 

The tour starts and ends in New Delhi, with pickup and drop at the airport, railway station or your hotel.

 

Devprayag is where the Ganga is born. Staying overnight lets you see the Sangam in the quiet evening light and attend the intimate Ganga Aarti there, something most tours only pass by.

 

The safari requires advance booking and is subject to permit availability and park rules. Please confirm with us whether it's included in your selected package.

 

Yes. Rafting can be added on Day 4 at Shivpuri on the way to Rishikesh, at extra cost. Rafting usually doesn't operate during the monsoon.

 

Yes. There's no trekking, and the pace is relaxed. Day 1, Day 5 and Day 8 involve long drives on mostly plain roads.

 

March to June and September to November are ideal. December to February is cold, with occasional snow in Mussoorie and Nainital. The monsoon (July–August) can cause landslides.

 

Yes. You can add rafting, an extra night in Rishikesh, or start from Dehradun or Haridwar instead of Delhi.