The Kanatal Orchids is into eco-tourism in Himalayan state of Uttarakhand with sustainable tourism as its priority. Kanatal, a quaint little hamlet in Uttarakhand state of India, is perched at an altitude of over 8,500 feet. Kanatal offers spectacularly breath taking views of the snow-clad Himalayan mountain range surrounded by lush green forests. Kanatal is conveniently connected by road to Delhi.

The Kanatal Orchids also includes a terrace. Guests can enjoy a drink at the on-site snack bar. Bike hire is available at the property and the area is popular for hiking. This smoke-free campsite features a restaurant, a garden and free self-parking. The accommodation offers a rainfall shower, a shower and free toiletries. This campsite offers 52 forms of accommodation. Bathrooms include a shower with a rainfall showerhead, and complimentary toiletries.

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The Kanatal Orchids

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Nag Tibba is located at an altitude of 3,022 meters that makes it the highest peak in the lower Himalayan region of Uttarakhand. The trek has got its name from 'Nag Devta' and offers an ideal weekend getaway destination for adventure lovers.

Nag Tibba trek is a wonderful delight for adventure lovers from all over the world since it showcases the best serenity and exciting trekking routes through thick jungles and meadows. During the Nag Tibba trekking, you'll witness beautiful flora and fauna, lush green mountains, and dense forests that will make you fall in love with its beauty.

The Nag Tibba trek covers a distance of 16 km over 2 days. This means you'll be covering an average of 8 km over 6 hours on both days. The short distance, coupled with a maximum altitude of 9,914 ft above MSL, makes the Nag Tibba trek ideal for beginners.

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Nag Tibba Trek

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Kahuzi Biega National Park was created in 1970 and occupying the area of 60000 and the first lowland gorilla trekking was done in 1973 in kahuzi biega and its among the reasons that it ranks high when it comes to eastern lowland gorilla trekking, in1975 the park was extended from an area of 60000 to 600000 ha,1980 it was just listed as a heritage centre ,  1997 its was listed on the world heritage sites in danger that concerned the Congo government and other conservation organization to try and conserve the lowland gorillas through campaigns and various park activities.

The eastern lowland gorilla—also known as Grauer’s gorilla—is the largest of the four gorilla subspecies. It is distinguished from other gorillas by its stocky body, large hands and short muzzle. Despite its size, eastern lowland gorillas subsist mainly on fruit and other herbaceous materials, just like other gorilla subspecies.

Gorilla Trekking guide in kahuzi biega in congo is an encounter with the few remaining eastern Lowland Gorillas, which will reward you a clear comparsion of Mountain & Lowland Gorillas in Africa. However only two Gorilla Families are conserved and Open for Gorilla Trekking by Travelers that wish to adventure into the Jungle.

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Kahuzi-Biega National Park - Gorilla Trekking

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The Manimahesh Lake is situated Twenty-six kilometers from Bharmour in the Budhil valley , one of the chief pilgrimage spots in Himachal Pradesh. The lake is situated at an altitude of 13,000 feet at the foot of the Kailash peak (18,564 ft). Every year, on the eighth day of the light half of the moon in the month of Bhadon, a fair is held at this lake, which attracts thousands of pilgrims who assemble here to take a dip in the holy water.

Lord Shiva is the presiding deity of this fair / jatra. He is believed to reside in Kailash. A rock formation in the shape of a Shivling on Kailash is considered to be the manifestation of Lord Shiva. The snowfield at the base of the mountain is called Shiva’s Chaugan by the local people.

Manimahesh is approached from different routes. Pilgrims from Lahaul-Spiti come through Kugti pass. Some from Kangra and Mandi come via Kawarsi or Jalsu passes. The easiest route is from Chamba and runs through Bharmaur. At present buses ply upto Hadsar via Bharmour. Beyond Hadsar, the pilgrims have to trek for 13 kms to reach Manimahesh. Between Hadsar and Manimahesh is an important halting place known as Dhanchho where pilgrims usually spend a night. There is a beautiful waterfall.

About one and half kilometers short of Manimahesh lake fall two religiously important water bodies called Gauri Kund and Shiva Krotri where as per popular belief Gauri and Shiva bathe respectively. The women pilgrims do take holy dip in Gauri Kund and the men pilgrims in Shiva Krotri before proceeding to Manimahesh lake.

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Manimahesh Yatra Trek

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Kaziranga is of sheer forest, tall elephant grass, rugged reeds, marshes & shallow pools. It has been declared as National Park in 1974. It is India's biggest bio-diversity treasure, and a UNESCO's world heritage site. A visit to Kaziranga National Park is in the bucket list of almost every Indian.

The One-Horned rhinoceros, Royal Bengal Tiger, Asian elephant, wild water buffalo and swamp deer are collectively known as 'Big Five' of Kaziranga. Kaziranga is one of the few wild breeding areas outside Africa for multiple species of large cats, such as Bengal tigers and leopards. One should avoid visiting here during the monsoon season as this is when the water of the Brahmaputra River floods the park. Also, the park remains closed for visitors from 1st May to 31st October. Near Kohora and Bagori zone of the Kaziranga National Park, tourists will be able to find best places to stay; some of which are Government run lodges while other are private accommodations and camps.

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Kaziranga-Home to Great Indian one horned rhinoceros

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Throughout the year, East Africa's wide-open grasslands are the setting for the Great Migration as millions of wildebeests, Burchell's zebras, antelopes and other herd animals make the trek from the Serengeti in Tanzania to the Maasai Mara in Kenya. The journey for the key players in the Great Migration, the roughly two million wildebeest, starts in the south of the Serengeti, with the birth of half a million calves between January and March.

One of the most sought-after experiences for wildlife and nature enthusiasts, the Great Migration is the ever-moving circular migration of over a million animals across the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem. The constant movement of columns of wildebeest, joined by a host of companions, follow an age-old route in search of grazing and water. After calving in the southern part of Tanzania's Serengeti near the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, the animals journey through the Serengeti up and around in a clockwise direction towards the Maasai Mara in Kenya, before returning once again near the end of the year. Along the way, high drama is always present, as thousands of animals are taken by predators and thousands more are born, replenishing the numbers and sustaining the circle of life.

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Great Migration-Tanzania

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Jaipur is famous as Pink City of India and it is also the Capital City of Rajasthan. Jaipur is famous for Rajasthani traditional Jewelry, traditional fabrics and handicrafts, and also for traditional Rajasthani cuisine.

Once known as the sleepy desert city, Jaisalmer has now turned up as one of the major tourist destinations of India. Nestled right in the middle of quaint Thar Desert, the Jaisalmer city is scattered across the desert land of Rajasthan. You can visit the Sand Dunes of the great Thar desert, enjoy an exciting Camel safari to reach the heart of the desert and visit Gadi Sagar Lake, Golden Fort and famous havelis in Jaisalmer. Jaisalmer is the golden city in the heart of the Great Indian Thar Desert. The home to royal palaces and temples made of yellow sandstone, Jaisalmer is also called the Golden City for this reason. One of the most popular places in Rajasthan, this desert beauty attracts tourists from all over to get the real feel of living in a desert amidst historical relics. 

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Magic Duo-Jaipur & Jaisalmer

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