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Don't
you often experience an urge to reveal your daring
instincts?
Infinity Action beckons you to turn this
urge into reality with its thrilling adventure
packages that range from the daring to the exotic.
The challenge awaits you... just go out and feel
the thrill. Scale towering heights. Trek through
mysterious forests. Raft down turbulent rapids.
Camp amidst untouched wilderness. And soon the
dare-devil within you will exclaim that conquering
nature is so much fun...
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Infinity
Resorts offers Infinity Action - a host of soft
adventures from trekking to rock climbing and everything
in between.
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Take
on the Challenge |
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River
Rafting
Tackle turbulent tides in the wild river of
the Himalayas. You do not need superhuman
skills for rafting - only a love for outdoors
and respect for nature.
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River
Jumping
One, two, three and have a free fall into
river beneath.
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Rappling
Climbing rocks makes you feel on top of the
world.
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Trekking.
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Kamola
To Corbett Fall – 3 Kms. Approx. |
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Our
vehicle drops you to the small Hamlet of Kamola
in ‘Corbett Country’ about 20 Kms. from the lodge.
The trek starts with a walk through the village
where one can see the simple lifestyle of the rural
folk – a ‘Panchakki’, watermill which still grinds
the grain for villagers and one will arrive at a
stream running along the foothills. The trek takes
you across an area extremely rich in bio-diversity
especially the floral species and ends near a lovely
waterfall, now named ‘Corbett Falls’. Your lunch
awaits you near the fall where you can take a refreshing
wash or even a shower under the fall.
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After
lunch a quick trip to Jim Corbett’s winter home
(Jim Corbett museum) at Kaladungi (3 Km away) could
be added on request
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Mohan To Kath
ki Naula – 3 Kms. Approx.
The trek starts
from the forest rest house at Mohan situated at
the base of a foothill, 14 Kms from the lodge.
One can trek 3 Km uphill on a Trail which Jim
Corbett took to Kath Ki Naula a vantage point
on the top of the hill, tracking down the notorious
man-eater of Mohan. The trail and the view from
Kath Ki Naula are breathtaking and have been vividly
described by Corbett in his famous book - Maneaters
of Kumaon.Our vehicle will await the trekkers
at Kath Ki Naula with a sumptuous breakfast and
after a relaxing break will bring them back to
the Resort
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Jim
Corbett used this track, when he shot the man-eater
of Mohan.
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