2N/3DBinsar Weekend Package
Kathgodam → Almora → Binsar Zero Point → Wildlife Sanctuary
3N/4DBinsar + Kausani Tour
Binsar → Almora → Kausani Sunrise → Gandhi Ashram
3N/4DBinsar + Mukteshwar Package
Binsar → Almora → Mukteshwar → Chauli Ki Jaali
3N/4DBinsar + Ranikhet Tour
Binsar Wildlife → Almora → Ranikhet Cantonment
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Explore the most beautiful spots in Binsar, Uttarakhand
Binsar is a hill destination at 2,412m in Almora district, Uttarakhand, inside the Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary. It is best known for Zero Point — a 360° panorama of Himalayan peaks from Kedarnath to Panchachuli (300km range) — and 200+ bird species. Tour Venture India offers Binsar tour packages from ₹5,499/person, covering Zero Point, Bineshwar Mahadev Temple, Khali Estate forests, and Almora. Best time: March–June and September–November. Nearest railway station: Kathgodam (~95 km).
What is Binsar Famous For?
Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary is a protected forest reserve at 2,412m altitude in Almora district, Uttarakhand, covering approximately 47.07 sq km (Uttarakhand Forest Department). It is administered under Project Tiger-linked Kumaon landscape and records 200+ bird species, making it one of the Himalayan foothills' most significant birding destinations (Bombay Natural History Society, 2022).
The sanctuary's Zero Point viewpoint stands at approximately 2,420m and offers a clear-weather panorama of Himalayan peaks spanning ~300 km — from Kedarnath (6,940m) to Panchachuli (6,904m) — visible primarily between October and March when snowline is active. The Khali Estate deodar forest, managed by the Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nigam (KMVN), covers the sanctuary's core zone and supports leopard, barking deer, and Himalayan black bear populations.
Across 400+ Zero Point tour bookings, peak demand months are October–November (clear Himalayan views, 62% of annual bookings) and March–April (rhododendron bloom, 21%). Average group size: 3.8 persons. The Binsar + Almora combination is the most-booked circuit (58% of itineraries). Approximately 34% of guests extend stay to include Jageshwar Dham (35 km). Bird-watching-specific requests have grown from 8% (2019) to 24% (2026) of total bookings.
How to Reach Binsar
The hill station is located approximately 375 km from Delhi (~9–10 hours by road via NH-9) and 96 km from Kathgodam railway station — the nearest broad-gauge railhead on the Howrah–Kathgodam Express route. Pantnagar Airport (IATA: PGH) is approximately 120 km from the sanctuary gate.
375 km · 9–10 hrs
Cab from station: ~2.5 hrs
Cab from airport: ~3 hrs
Frequently Asked Questions — Zero Point & Wildlife Sanctuary Packages
What is included in a Binsar tour package?
Tour packages include hotel accommodation, private cab, driver allowances, and Zero Point sightseeing. Wildlife Sanctuary entry fee (₹150/person approx.) and meals can be added. All itineraries are fully customisable — call or WhatsApp +91-8057146497.
When is the best time to visit Zero Point for Himalayan views?
October to March offers the clearest views of the Himalayan range from Zero Point — snow on peaks makes the panorama from Kedarnath to Panchachuli most visible. March–June is pleasant for wildlife walks. September–November combines clear skies with post-monsoon greenery. December–February brings snowfall at higher elevations.
How do I book a tour package?
Click "Get Quote" on any package above, or WhatsApp +91-8057146497. Tour Venture India's team customises the itinerary and shares a cost breakdown within 2 hours. A token advance confirms the booking.
How far is the Wildlife Sanctuary from Delhi?
The sanctuary gate is approximately 375 km from Delhi (~9–10 hours by road via NH-9 through Moradabad and Haldwani). Nearest railway station: Kathgodam (~96 km). Nearest airport: Pantnagar (~120 km). Tour Venture India arranges pickup from all three points.