3 Days Binsar Tour Plan - Best Itinerary from Delhi

A peaceful hill station in Kumaon, Binsar is an offbeat destination in Uttarakhand for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts. The majestic view of Himalayas, dense oak and rhododendron forests and rich wildlife makes it a perfect escape from city life. 400 km from Delhi, this peaceful place is a great getaway from urban chaos. With Zero Point Binsar, ancient temples and Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary, it’s a must visit on your next trip.

Binsar is an ideal place for both adventure and relaxation. To make the most of your trip you can choose your travelling plan either with the Uttarakhand Tour Package or a dedicated Binsar trip.

What is Binsar Famous For

Binsar is famous for its natural beauty and peaceful surroundings. Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary is one of the main attractions here, with a wide variety of flora and fauna, leopards, Himalayan black bears and many species of birds. Binsar Uttarakhand is also famous for best views of Himalayan peaks, Nanda Devi, Kedarnath and Trishul all can be seen from Zero Point Binsar. Binsar Mahadev Temple has spiritual aura making it a perfect place for adventure enthusiasts and those seeking peace.

How to Reach Binsar from Delhi

Reaching Binsar from Delhi is very easy, there are multiple options. If you want to travel by road, you can hire a taxi. You can Hire Innova Crysta Taxi for a comfortable journey, the distance from Delhi to Binsar is around 400 km and takes around 10 hours. If you want to travel by train, you can take train to Kathgodam, the nearest railway station and then 100 km drive to Binsar. If you prefer to fly, the nearest airport is in Pantnagar, around 140 km away, then you can hire a cab to Binsar.

Best Time to Visit Binsar

The best time to visit Binsar depends on what you are looking for. Summer (March to June) is good for Binsar sightseeing and surrounding areas. If you love monsoons, July to September is good time with lush greenery, though some areas may be closed. Winter (October to February) is for snow lovers and those who want to camp under clear sky. Winter also brings a mystic charm to Binsar Uttarakhand and is the perfect time for a peaceful retreat.

A longer Uttarakhand tour package usually includes Binsar as it's one of the most preferred combinations with several other famous hill stations like Mussoorie. If you are on an extensive itinerary, Binsar offers a peaceful getaway before heading for your Mussoorie Trip or any other place in Uttarakhand.

Binsar Itinerary

Day 1: Delhi to Binsar

Start early from Delhi. The distance from Delhi to Binsar is about 400 km so you will be travelling for about 10 hours including breaks. By evening you will reach Binsar and check into your hotel like Imperial Heights Binsar which is famous for its location and amenities. In the evening relax and enjoy the mountain breeze or take a small walk around your hotel.

Day 2: Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary and Zero Point

Your day starts with a visit to the famous Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary which is the main attraction of your trip. This protected area has a wide variety of animals and birds so it’s perfect for wildlife lovers and photographers. After the exciting morning enjoy your packed lunch or you can have a meal at one of the local dhaba.

Post lunch visit Zero Point Binsar which is the highest point of the sanctuary and has a breathtaking view of the Himalayas. From here you can see Nanda Devi, Trishul and Panchachuli peaks. For some adventure a Binsar trek in the sanctuary can add some thrill to the day.

In the evening visit Binsar Mahadev Temple which is an ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. This temple is not only a spiritual place but also has beautiful architecture and peaceful surroundings. After a day of Binsar sightseeing you will return to your hotel for a night stay.

Day 3: Local Sightseeing and Departure

On your last day in Binsar explore the local area and do Binsar camping if time permits. Visit nearby villages to see the local culture and life. Before you head back to Delhi you can visit some of the offbeat Binsar tourist places or even look for a Binsar tour package for future visits. The Binsar tour plan ensures that your short trip was memorable and you cover all the significant spots and activities.

Included/Exclude

Inclusions

Private, air-conditioned vehicle with a driver for all transfers and sightseeing as per the itinerary.
Hotel stays as per the itinerary (e.g., 3-star, 4-star, or luxury hotels).
Breakfast included at hotels; optional full-board available (breakfast, lunch, and dinner).
Professional local guides for sightseeing tours at major attractions.
Admission fees for all major monuments and attractions mentioned in the itinerary.
All applicable government taxes and service charges, including GST.
Bottled water during tours, assistance upon arrival, and basic travel insurance.

Exclusions

Any personal expenses like tips, laundry, telephone bills, and drinks.
Meals that are not specified in the itinerary (e.g., lunch, dinner unless part of the package).
Any optional tours or activities that are not mentioned in the itinerary.
Comprehensive travel insurance (strongly recommended but not included).
Airfare to and from the tour start location, unless specifically included.
Costs related to obtaining a visa for India, if required.
Additional expenses due to unforeseen circumstances like flight delays, political unrest, or natural disasters.