Tourist Attractions

1. Zero Point
   The highest vantage point in Binsar offers a panoramic 360-degree view of Himalayan peaks like Nanda Devi, Kedarnath, Shivling, and Trishul. The short trek to reach here is as rewarding as the view itself.

2. Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary Museum
   Located near the entry gate, the museum provides insights into the sanctuary’s flora, fauna, and historical background, making it a great starting point for visitors.

3. Kasardevi Temple
   Famous for its spiritual aura and scenic surroundings, this ancient temple is believed to be over 2,000 years old and has attracted many thinkers, artists, and travelers over the centuries.

4. Mary Budden Estate
   A charming heritage property offering a glimpse into colonial-era architecture, surrounded by pristine forest trails.

5. Local Kumaoni Villages
   Visit charming villages like Dhaulchina and Ayarpani to experience authentic Kumaoni culture, traditional homes, and warm hospitality.

Things to Do

• Nature Walks & Birdwatching – Spot over 200 species of birds, including monal pheasants, woodpeckers, and laughing thrushes.

• Wildlife Photography – Capture sightings of leopards, barking deer, Himalayan goral, and more.

• Trekking & Hiking – Explore scenic trails leading to Zero Point, Jhandi Dhar, and nearby ridges.

• Camping Under the Stars – Spend a night amidst the forest for an unforgettable stargazing experience.

• Meditation & Yoga – The serene environment makes it an ideal destination for mindfulness and wellness retreats.

• Cultural Interaction – Engage with locals to learn about Kumaoni traditions, crafts, and cuisine.

How to Reach

• By Air – The nearest airport is Pantnagar Airport (approx. 152 km). Taxis are available from the airport to Binsar.

• By Rail – Kathgodam Railway Station (approx. 119 km) is the nearest railhead, with regular trains from Delhi, Lucknow, and other cities.

• By Road – Binsar is well-connected by road. You can drive from Delhi (approx. 380 km) via NH9, or take buses/taxis from major Uttarakhand towns like Almora, Nainital, or Kathgodam.

Best Time to Visit

• Summer (March to June) – Pleasant weather, ideal for trekking and sightseeing.

• Monsoon (July to September) – Lush greenery, though travel can be challenging due to rainfall.

• Winter (October to February) – Crisp mountain air, snow on nearby peaks, and clear skies perfect for Himalayan views.

Why Choose This Tour

• Expert-guided treks and wildlife safaris for the best sightings.

• Comfortable stays ranging from eco-cottages to heritage retreats.

• Personalized itineraries combining nature, history, and local culture.

• Opportunity to visit hidden gems and less-explored spots within the sanctuary.

• Sustainable tourism practices to protect the pristine ecosystem of Binsar.