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Hiking
Take small walks in the adjoining forest area, or around the village. Sendhikhal is one of the favourite places to trek as it has lush meadows and several small hills overlooking the valley. Amble the umpteen nooks and corners of the village, or take a longer trek down to Lansdowne (7 kms.)
Adventure seekers can explore trek to Lansdowne through the forest pathway via Bharat gaon (village), Lansdowne and visit Garhwal War Memorial of the Indian Army, home to the Darwan Singh Museum, hosting antiques and memorabilia commemorating brave exploits of the Garhwal Regiment.
Surrounded by dense forest you walk 20 metres to ½ a km. on any direction, you may have glimpses of wild life.
Local bird watching and trekking can be done from Jungle View itself.
The temple of Goraknath, the local deity of Sendhikhal and neighbouring villages, is approximately 3 kms uphill. It comes alive every summer in the third week of May, when it hosts a local fair, with people coming from near and far. It is a colourful affair and makes the sleepy village alive in the brief 2- 3 days period. Since a new way has opened up for vehicles, you can drive up to visit Goraknath Temple.
Birdwatching, Local Animals and Photography
Wagtails, kingfishers, pheasants, forktails, hornbills are local natives of the jungle. You would get used to merry chirping of the birds as soon as you wake up… singing gaily all day, until they finally take rest at sunset.
Cute birdsongs, tinkering cowbells, mooing cows, hens clucking, their cheeping chicks in tow, local pet Himalayan dogs, baa of the sheep, bleating goats, the ringing bells of the quiet, gentle asses, all are teasers of the kaleidoscopic tapestry, adding to this simple, rustic holiday’s appeal.
Click the picture perfect, colourful postcards, as the life continues to flow, in this little part of the world…

An ideal stop for those heading to Char Dham Yatra, Valley of Flowers and Gurdwara Hemkunt Sahib, from Najibabad Kotdwara.
Once you complete the Yatra, a befitting place to rest in serene surroundings and pretty meadows to acclimatize, with simple food and cuisine from Garhwal, Uttarakhand, before you leave to get back- home.
Adventure seekers can explore trek to Lansdowne through the forest pathway via Bharat gaon (village), Lansdowne and visit Garhwal War Memorial of the Indian Army, home to the Darwan Singh Museum, hosting antiques and memorabilia commemorating brave exploits of the Garhwal Regiment.
Jungle Safari
Jungle View, the Home Stay, is situated on the gateway to the Corbett National Park. It provides entry to the core wildlife area of Haldu Parao, Vatan Vasa and Sonanadi Kalagarh Tiger Reserve.
You can travel further into the interiors of Corbett- Sonanadi Kalagarh Tiger Reserve, making Jungle View as your base.
Tourists can take a Jeep Safari and Elephant Safari to Sonanadi zone of Kalagarh Tiger Reserve from Vatanvasa Gate. Vatan Vasa (23 km – 40 minutes drive), Haldu Parao (29 km- 45 minutes drive) and Kanda (44 km- little over an hours’ ride)* are easily accessible from Jungle View. Haldu Parao stations a watch tower, excellent for bird watching and game viewing.
The reserve houses a variety of wildlife species including Sambhar, Cheetal, Wild Boar, Tiger, Elephants, Barking Deer, Two kinds of Bears- Himalayan Black ND Sloth, and over 400 varieties of bird species.
Wildlife (Jungle Safari) Season: 15 November- 15 June.
The weather remains cool and generally dry during this time of the year.
Safari Packages
For Indian Nationals
1- 4 Persons Gypsy Charges- Rs. 4500; Entry Permit- Rs. 1100
4- 6 persons Gypsy Charges- Rs. 5000; Entry Permit- Rs. 1100
For Foreign Nationals
1-4 Persons Gypsy Charges- Rs. 4500; Entry Permit- Rs. 3300
4- 6 Persons Gypsy Charges- Rs. 5000; Entry Permit- Rs. 3300
For more details, visit websites of Kalagarh Tiger Reserve and Corbett online.
*- Distances, unless specified, are given from Sendhikhal