4 days 3 nights

Day 1 – First Glimpse of the Paradise

• Reach Ramnagar early in the morning, quickly freshen up in a nearby hotel and head to the forest entry gate
• We finish the formalities at the entry gate to go to the forest guest house and immerse ourselves in the magic of the wonderland. Have breakfast enroute to the camp.
• Check into the forest rest house and relax. Post lunch we head out for the first safari.
• Post safari, we relax and discuss the safari along with a hot cup of coffee/tea.
• Interactive session about photography, wildlife and conservation.
• Dinner and interaction continues.

Day 2 & 3 – Action packed safaris

• Wake up early to start the day with the hope of sighting some action.
• Start off the day with a spectacular morning safari. Corbett is not only known for its famous tiger and elephant sightings but it is also known for the variety of vibrant bird life inside the park.
• Return from the safari, have breakfast and refresh. There will be leisure time between safaris where we have some hands- on photography sessions or relax.
• We get ready to swing into action for the safari after lunch. Evening safaris will give you great opportunities to try out of the box or creative shots and also silhouettes in the golden light.
• Post safari, we relax and discuss the safari along with a hot cup of coffee/tea.
• Everyday we will have one session on tips and techniques of wildlife photography and nature/wildlife conservation.
• Dinner and interaction continues.

Day 4 – Bid adieu to the heaven

• After the routine of waking up, safari and breakfast we check-out from the rest house.
• Wrap up session and group photo before we head back to Ramanagar.
• After having lunch at Ramnagar, we return home with memorable experiences and stories to share.

Note:

• Elephant safari can be done at an additional cost by booking for the same at the forest rest house. Booking will be on first come first serve basis. Please note that when you opt for the elephant safari you will have to skip one of the jeep safaris.

Tour Cost: INR 35000/- per person + GST (For Indian Nationals)

* Tour rate for foreign nationals will be provided on request.

Payment & Cancellation Terms

• 100% payment to confirm participation of the tour
• Personal details along with ID proof has to be mailed along with confirmation
• Non refundable once the forest permits are booked
• Rs. 35,000 is non refundable if the forest permits are booked
• 50% of remaining fees (excluding GST) will be refunded if cancelled on or before 45 days from tour date
• No refund if cancelled within 45 days of the tour date
• Date of the written communication (email) for cancellation is considered to calculate the cancellation fee

Inclusions

• - 3 nights accommodation at forest rest house at Jim Corbett National Park on a sharing basis.
• - All meals as mentioned in the itinerary starting from Breakfast on Day 1 to Lunch on Day 4.
• - All gypsy safaris in Dhikala zone of Jim Corbett National Park as per itinerary.
• - All permits, forest entry fees and mandatory guide fees.

Exclusions

• - Travel cost to Ramnagar and back.
• - Additional camera fees if any (Fee to be paid before starting the safari in cash).
• - Additional food not mentioned in the itinerary
• - Any personal expenses incurred on the tour.
• - Insurance, laundry and phone calls
• - Bottled water, soft drinks and other beverages.
• - Any additions not mentioned in the inclusions list.

Note

• Smoking and consumption of alcohol is prohibited during the tour.
• The stay at the rest house is simple and is equipped with clean rooms. Simple vegetarian meals will be served.
• Room service is not available at the campsite.
• Though we always strive to provide our participants the best possible facilities at all times, there could be some challenges because of the geographical location and momentary situations. As the sole intention of the tour is for wildlife photography and experiencing nature we believe this should not be a constraint.
• If arriving at Ramnagar on Day 1, you will have to reach by 5 am.
• As a result of any unforeseen condition, such as delay/cancellation of flight, natural calamity, political unrest etc Off The Radar would not be responsible for additional charges or the cancellation of the tour
• Assistance for travel booking can be arranged on prior notice.
• Assistance for hiring camera equipment and personal gear can be arranged based on availability.
• List of things to be carried for the tour will be mailed after confirmation.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time to visit Copenhagen?

The most pleasant months are May through September when temperatures are mild (15-22°C/59-72°F) and daylight hours are long. July and August are peak tourist months. Winter visits (November-February) offer Christmas markets and a cozy atmosphere but expect cold temperatures and shorter daylight hours.

Do I need a visa to visit Denmark?

Denmark is part of the Schengen Area. Citizens of the EU, UK, US, Canada, Australia, and many other countries can enter Denmark for up to 90 days without a visa. Please check your specific visa requirements based on your nationality.

What currency is used in Denmark?

Denmark uses the Danish Krone (DKK), not the Euro. Credit cards are widely accepted, and contactless payment is common. ATMs are readily available throughout Copenhagen.

What language is spoken in Copenhagen?

The official language is Danish, but nearly everyone in Copenhagen speaks excellent English, particularly in tourist areas, restaurants, and shops.

Is Copenhagen an expensive city?

Yes, Copenhagen ranks among Europe's more expensive cities. Restaurant meals, alcohol, and taxis can be particularly costly. However, our package includes many major expenses, and there are budget-friendly options for additional meals and activities.

How much walking is involved in this tour?

The tour involves moderate walking each day (approximately 4-6 kilometers/2.5-3.7 miles). Copenhagen is a compact city with good public transportation, but to fully experience its charm, walking is essential. Comfortable walking shoes are strongly recommended.

Is Copenhagen safe for tourists?

Copenhagen is considered one of the safest major cities in Europe, with low crime rates. As in any city, be mindful of pickpockets in crowded tourist areas and practice normal safety precautions.

What electrical adapters do I need?

Denmark uses type C and K plugs with 230V/50Hz electricity. Travelers from North America will need both a voltage converter and plug adapter unless their devices are dual voltage (most modern electronics are).

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