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Explore the rich surroundings with attractions like Corbett National Park, Garjia Temple, Corbett Waterfall, and the Bijrani Zone, where nature enthusiasts can witness diverse wildlife and lush landscapes.
Jim Corbett National Park has gained popularity due to the extensive work done by the famous conservationist and writer Jim Corbett. Established in 1936, the national park has been named after its founder, Jim Corbett. Once known as the Hailey National Park, this popular reserve has the distinction of being the first to be awarded the status and the title of national park.
The park is an abode to 580 bird species, 50 mammalian species and 25 reptile species. Apart from a number of nocturnal and diurnal species, the park is also home to various species of deer and wild boars. However, centre of attraction of the park is its tiger population. At the park, tourists can view leopards, jungle cats and many other animals.
Garjia Temple is located in the village of Garjia in Uttarakhand. Established at the point where a huge rock sits in the midst of Kosi River, the temple has been named Garjia Devi after the deity. Goddess Parvati is also known as Garjia Devi. Built over a small hill, the temple is situated at a short distance from Ramnagar. From in front of the temple, Kosi River flows.
Devotees visiting the temple offer coconut, vermilion, incense, lamp and red Chunnerie to the goddess. Considered to be the daughter of Himalayas, Goddess Parvati is also known by the name of Garjia at this place. When Goddess Parvati’s idol on the mountains was discovered at the village, the inhabitants constructed Garjia Devi’s temple here.
Corbett Waterfall can be reached from Ramnagar by travelling on a road that is lined with thick tall trees and hints of wildlife. The waterfall lies nestled amidst green foliage and cascades down into a small lagoon-like pool. After falling into the pool, water flows ahead making its passage from amongst the rocks and under a fallen tree trunk that spans the entire breadth of the stream.
At the waterfall, tourists can enjoy swimming. To reach the waterfall, tourists need to travel through thick teak wood jungles and a narrow winding road that is 1.7 km long. Located on the Kaladhungi - Ramnagar highway, the 20 m high waterfall is popular as a camping and picnic site. Near the waterfall is located the ‘Nature Walk' Museum.
Among the six safari zones, Bijrani zone is considered as the best zone after the Dhikala zone to spot the tiger. The picturesque landscape of this zone, which consists of large grass fields known as Chaurs and dense Sal forest, plenty of waterholes and river streams is no less enchanting than the Dhikala zone.
The chances of tiger spotting in this zone are almost similar to the Dhikala zone and the tiger sighting is reported often by the safari tourists. Along with the big cats like Bengal tigers and leopards, several types other animals like wild elephants, black bears as well as different types of deer and antelopes namely Chital, Sambar, Hog Deer are found in this zone. Also a perfect place for the birding, there are around 600 species of resident and migratory birds are seen here.
The gem of Uttarakhand - Nainital is a charming hill station that sits prettily at the green foothills of the Kumaon ranges in the Himalayas. Located at an elevation of around 1938 metres, the epicentre of the town’s popularity and beauty lies within the gorgeous Naini Lake, after which the town is named.
Founded by the British due to its resemblance to the Cumbrian Lake district, Nainital brims with elegant colonial structures that amplify the beauty of this place. It is a perfect weekend getaway from the Indian capital of Delhi.
Corbett Museum is located at Kaladhungi town. Housed in a heritage bungalow of Jim Corbett, the museum brings to the forefront the memory, the life and activities of the eminent personality. Jim Corbett was a renowned environmentalist, hunter as well as a front runner in the tiger conservation. At the museum, tourists can view memorabilia connected to Jim Corbett. Collections of the museum include valued personal belongings, letters written by him as well as his friends and well-wishers, antiques and rare photographs.