Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary
Almora, Uttarakhand, India
An oak-and-rhododendron mountain preserve whose Zero Point balcony spreads 300 km of snows — Kedarnath to Nanda Devi to Panchachuli.
Why visit: Kumaon's grandest peak panorama from a leopard-quiet forest.
- ›Zero Point sunrise
- ›KMVN forest rest house
- ›200+ bird species trails
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Best time
Oct–Apr
Entry fee
₹150 + vehicle
Est. budget
₹1,000–3,000
Duration
1 day / overnight
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