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Diwali is round the corner & the capital's air quality has already reached an abysmal level says Central Pollution Control Board and System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting and Research. Their reading of 318 on 23rd Oct itself is considered "very poor" globally. While the city's air quality falls to even more hazardous levels during the winter, it's unusual for levels to rise this early in the season. The Diwali traffic & the nearby crop burnings are being blamed for it.

To make things worse, an estimated 4000 to 5000 tonnes of fire-crackers shall be lit on Diwali in Delhi NCR between 8 to 10 hrs, which shall have a jolt affect on the air & noise pollution levels. The suspended air particles and the toxic gasses take days to clear, based on wind patterns. Their presence takes a heavy toll on people with respiratory disorders, asthmatics, kids and pets alike. These increased levels of pollutants trigger higher instances of wheezing, breathlessness, nausea, migraine & restlessness.

Do we all really need to endure so much for a few hours of thoughtless entertainment?

While we all do our bit to imbibe a sense of responsibility amongst the Delhites, it may take a while for wisdom to dawn on the majority. For the rest of us, there is still hope!  Let’s escape to the pristine & clear precincts of the Himalayan foothills including Corbett, Bhimtal & Sattal, where amazing services and awesome experiences awaits you.  To add to it there are fantabulous offers that shall make this Diwali a greater treat for both “Body & Soul”.

Wishing you good health & great cheer this Diwali. 


Diwali is the festival to celebrate Lord Rama & his victory over evil. However over the centuries, the festival has been given a materialistic twist and in the competition for one-upmanship, the teachings of Lord Rama seems to have been lost amongst the mundane.

Lord Rama was so compassionate that he bothered to both acknowledge & appreciate the effort & role of the tiny squirrel. Now that’s a tale we have all heard, which taught us to love each species.  However our acts and our teachings are contradictory. We all are aware that this action of ours directly or indirectly leads to loss of millions of lives across the nation.

The loud burst of a fire cracker and pollution endangers the lives of Dogs, cats, birds and many other small species’. To make things worse, it is the breeding season for many birds during Diwali. These birds flee abandoning their nestlings. By the time the frenzy is over & they return, it is too late for most nestlings. A tragic end to an innocent life!

It’s time we ponder who caused this. Saying NO to fire crackers is a small beginning we can make to genuinely ‘welcome’  Lord Rama.

At Country Inn we understand that peer pressure influences kids terribly and they get pulled into competitive show-off wars without realising much. Beat the urge ! avail the bumper offers and free night stays.


Stay at Country Inn and welcome Lord Rama in the true sense. 

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4th Sept. 5574 BC is an important date in Indian history for it has been proven by many scholars (using astro-dating techniques) to be the date when the pandavas proceeded for the forests after losing all their worldly possessions at a game of dice.

According to the Mahabharata the Pandavas had headed north from their Capital Hastinapuram. Archeological work has revealed ancient Hastinapuramto be located 106 km north-east of Delhi on Delhi-Meerut-Bijnore national highway. Pretty much close to modern day Hastinapur. Geographically Uttarakhand does lie north of Hastinapur and therefore the legend indeed is true that the Pandavas treaded off from their capital only to live in the forests of the Himalayan Foothills at Uttarakhand.

During an era of limited water storage and transport, it must only have been imperative that the prince turned nomad camped around natural water holes and lakes. It is only therefore fair that we believe the legend of Bhim’s visit to a particular lake in Uttarakhand. It is further validated by the fact that the locals named the lake after him ‘Bhim-taal’. The Bhimeshwar Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva on the banks of the lake is believed to have been initially built by Bhim himself. However the structure that we see today was built by Baz Bahadur (1638-78 AD), a King of the Chand dynasty, and the Raja of Kumaon in the 17th century.

Bhimtal lay undiscovered for almost 7000 years, untouched & undisturbed till the British came.  During their conquest of India they scouted the landscape for plundering its wealth. They immediately developed a liking for the cool climate of the foothills and planned a hill station at Nainital. It was only after the development of Nainital in 1841AD that ‘humans’ (as we know them today) influence started on the banks of Bhimtal. The inhabitants of these area’s as per the epic were the Asura tribe of demonic people. Modern day research suggests that the Asura’s were no mythical demons and were the ‘Tamizh’ speaking original inhabitants who were persecuted from their lands by the early Aryans while they settled across the plains of north India.

Bhimtal town today is both quaint & serene. Located away from the densely commercialized area of Nainital, it gives people a chance to be back with nature. At CountryInn Bhimtal we have kept these very aspects of the hills in mind when we designed both our resort and its services. From Natural Pine Trees that have been left untouched to newly planted fruit bearing trees, we have them all. Pears, Pomegranates, Plums, Guavas, Almonds and Mangoes are some of the fruits we grow in our resort. If you are in during the harvest season you get to have then right from the greens; an experience unmatchable in the culinary world. Organic farming is much in demand the world over particularly due to its nutritional benefits and at CountryInn Bhimtal you get a first hand experience of how the same was done by our ancestors.

There was an era in Indian Aviation sector when we got to fly from Delhi to Cochin at Rs 1+ tax. Those days are now long gone and many zero's have been added to that 1 now , that's the contribution of the Airline operators. On its past the govt. has added perhaps 5 new taxes.

Overall the fares are exorbitant, however as business leaders we have to keep innovating to beat the budget bush and still keep afloat to survive these tough times.

As leaders we all have team to lead and take to bath on daily basis. This does not happen minus motivator and nothing motivates as much as performance incentive. Now in the era of high flight fares all of us final ourselves flying only when the extremely critical to keeps our expenses at bay. So then how do we manage to having the carrot for our teams?? How do we still keeps their attention and keep them going at full steam??

The idea is to work with at this stage will be to plan your MICE at distributors that are dose in proximity , and high on the activity quotient. One has to remember will not be the amount spent, but the experience. only and hence its vital to plan a destination which is easily accessible by road or rail. The advantages of road and rail travel is that since teams get more time with each other in every informal space , people tend to bond better unlike the almost formal and serious ambiance of an airport. Of course one saves tremendously on their budget. 

Shorter travel times would also mean lesser language to travel with and makes the mood much lighter. A faster turn around would means the team is back to their work stations with all the +ve vibes they have gained the experienced and can be converted to performance instantaneously.

For corporate in Delhi/NCR , some of the nearby destination most preferred for MICE are Nainital  and Corbett. They are both in just 6 hours drive away and pack a whole lot of adventure activities for people from all age groups. The abundant natural beauty of these places add to their values and have made them the most sought out MICE destination in the near past.

Visit at Country Inn Resorts and experience the original hospitality service in the lap of nature Country Inn Resorts located at Bhimtal, Sattal, Mussoorie, Corbett and Kosi Kalan.

Each property of Country Inn Hotels & Resorts is located at unbelievable natural junctions - by Great Himalayan Mountains, by tranquil lakes, by dense forests, and also on the speedway to the grand Taj Mahal. Wanna escape to these exotic locations...far from the maddening crowd...!!!







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