2 Days in Bhowali

Planning 2 days in Bhowali? A 2-day plan for Bhowali covering Bhowali T.B. Sanatorium, Shyamkhet Tea Gardens, Sainik School Ghorakhal and Golu Devta Temple and more. It includes a detailed day-wise schedule, activities, meal suggestions, transportation tips and an estimated budget to help you plan your trip with less guesswork.

Day 1

Visit Bhowali T.B. Sanatorium, Shyamkhet Tea Gardens, Sainik School Ghorakhal and Golu Devta Temple.

Activities

Visit Bhowali T.B. Sanatorium
Visit Shyamkhet Tea Gardens
Visit Sainik School Ghorakhal
Visit Golu Devta Temple

Meals

•Breakfast
•Lunch
•Dinner

Day 2

Visit Butterfly Research Centre, Sattal Lake, Neem Karoli Baba Ashram and Madhuban Ashram.

Activities

Visit Butterfly Research Centre
Visit Sattal Lake
Visit Neem Karoli Baba Ashram
Visit Madhuban Ashram

Meals

•Breakfast
•Lunch
•Dinner

Detailed Timeline

Day 1

6 activities

Morning

09:00 AM

Bhowali T.B. Sanatorium

Established in 1912, this is one of India's oldest sanatoriums. Kamala Nehru was famously treated here.

11:00 AM

Shyamkhet Tea Gardens

A lush, serene tea estate offering a peaceful escape and locally produced organic tea. Entry:

Afternoon

01:00 PM

Lunch at Local Dhabas

Try Aloo Gutke (spicy potatoes) and hot chai at these authentic local eateries.

02:00 PM

Sainik School Ghorakhal

One of India's most prestigious military boarding schools, situated on the historic estate of the Nawab of Rampur.

04:00 PM

Golu Devta Temple

Dedicated to the "God of Justice" in Kumaon. Famous for thousands of brass bells hung by devotees. Entry:

Evening

07:30 PM

Dinner at Sweet Shops

Taste authentic Bal Mithai (chocolate-like fudge) and Singhauri (wrapped in Mallu leaf).

Day 2

5 activities

Morning

09:00 AM

Butterfly Research Centre

A modest museum housing one of India's largest collections of preserved moths and butterflies, offering educational courses and guided tours.

11:00 AM

Sattal Lake

An interconnected group of seven freshwater lakes set amidst dense oak and pine forests. A paradise for migratory birds and nature photographers. Entry: