• July to September: rainy weather in the entire region
• October to February: cold weather and one can expect intermittent snow in all destinations except Corbett National Park
• March to June: Corbett National Park is warm but the other destinations are cool and extremely pleasant.

What kind of warm clothing is required?
The days from April to October are warm and one can get by in a T-shirt/shirt. Early mornings and evenings being colder, light woolens in May, June and July and heavy woolens for rest of the season are recommended.

What is the condition of the road?
The roads are fairly good except for very small stretches where the work may be going on.

What kind of vehicle is recommended?
Any kind of vehicle is fine.

What is the medical help available in the lodges/retreats?
The camps/retreats are equipped with First-Aid kits and a doctor is just a call away in case required.

What is the source of drinking water?
Water at most places is from a natural springs which is also boiled and filtered. Bottled mineral water is also available.

What is the recommended stay in the lodges/retreats?
2-3 nights in Corbett National Park, Pangot, Ranikhet, a night in Chaukori and 3-4 nights in Munsyari