Itmenaan Estate

For those who find true bliss in gentle rhythms and breathtaking serenity, Itmenaan Estate offers the perfect escape. Tucked away in the Kumaon Himalayas, this charming retreat promises unadulterated peace amidst stunning views of snow-capped peaks and tranquil oak forests. Here, the "excitement" lies in undisturbed quietude, private moments in your cozy cottage, and the simple joy of nature. Indulge in leisurely walks, starlit evenings, and delicious, unhurried meals. Itmenaan Estate is where you go to genuinely unwind, reconnect, and discover the profound beauty of doing absolutely nothing, beautifully.

Delhi : 395 kms 

Kathgodam : 95 kms

By Train : Kathgodam Station
By Air : There are direct flights from Delhi to Pantnagar Airport

2 adults, accommodation for 4 nights at Pine Cottage Itmenaan Estate

Solo traveller, accommodation at Kaafal Room Itmenaan Estate

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/ Coffee & Cookies

1 Picnic Lunch

1 Candlelight Dinner

Guided walks around the village and estate

All in-house amenities

Assistance of host/ lodge staff

All applicable taxes

Check-in 2 pm

Check-out 11 am

Booking are subject to availability

50% advance for booking confirmation

Full refund if canceled 28 days in advance
50% refund if canceled between 14–28 days in advance

No refund if canceled less than 14 days in advance

Spring (March - April): This is a delightful time with pleasant and cool weather. Temperatures are comfortable for outdoor activities, and the vibrant rhododendron flowers start to bloom, adding splashes of color to the landscape.
Summer (May - June): While the plains experience scorching heat, Itmenaan Estate enjoys relatively mild and warm days, making it a popular escape. Daytime temperatures are pleasant, though June can get warmer before the monsoon sets in. 

Monsoon (July - September): This period brings significant rainfall to the region. The landscape turns lush and green, but mountain views can often be obscured by clouds and mist. 

Autumn / Post-Monsoon (October - November): Widely considered one of the best times to visit. The monsoon recedes, leaving behind crystal-clear skies and some of the most spectacular, unobstructed views of the Himalayan range.
Winter (December - February): The estate transforms into a serene winter wonderland. Days are cold and crisp, often accompanied by abundant sunshine. This is the prime time for experiencing snowfall, especially in December and January, which blankets the landscape in white.