Mukteshwar Dham: A fascinating temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. The town is named after this 350 years old temple. It is believed to be one among the 18 significant temples of Shiva. The temple is accessible by climbing a series of steep stone stairs.
Chauthi ki Jaali: Located on a cliff the spot is dotted with lush green surroundings. The amazing site offers stunning views of the Kumaon valley. The site is frequently visited by devotees as it is a popular belief that women are blessed with children if they touch lattices. Mountain climbing and rappelling activities are also organised here.

Breakfast. We see Nathuakhan, Ramgarh and Sitla.
Nathukhana: A serene village amidst the Kumaon hills, the spot is bestowed with incredible natural beauty. Small country cottages made of wood and stone add exquisiteness to the landscape. Tourists can engage in nature walks and hiking activities.
Ramgarh: It is a pretty town located at a distance of around 17 km. The main attractions of the region include apricot, apple and peach orchards. It is an ideal place for spending leisure time. The place has been a home of renowned writers like Mahadevi Verma and Rabindranath Tagore.
Sitla: The site is the perfect hill station renowned for offering gorgeous views of the Himalayan ranges. Tourists can engage in trekking expeditions of varying difficulty levels organised here. Night rest.

Breakfast. We see The Rajarani Temple, Brahmeswara Temple and Peora.
The Rajarani Temple: The temple is renowned for its stone sculpture and stone carved female figures.
Peora: It is also known as the fruit bowl of Uttarakhand. Various trekking expeditions are organised for tourists here. Bird-watching, game watching and trekking are some of the popular activities by travellers visiting the region.
After exploring major spots we begin back trip to Delhi for drop at preferred location.