Places To Visit

Corbett Heritage Jungle Safari

Ramnagar forest division has launched the Corbett Heritage Tourism Circuit, expected to begin on Nov 15, to enhance visitor experiences and promote conservation in the Kaladhungi range and Pawalgarh Conservation Reserve. The trail includes locations featured in conservationist Jim Corbett's writings, with significant historical and literary value. The project also honours Jim Corbett's legacy, particularly his experiences in ‘Man-Eaters of Kumaon', which features the ‘Bachelor of Powalgarh.'
The Kaladhungi range, known for its diverse ecosystems, is home to tigers, elephants, and over 350 bird species, including the Great Slaty Woodpecker.
Deputy director Diganth Nayak said the initiative will allow tourists to explore the area's natural beauty while raising awareness of its ecological significance and tiger conservation efforts. The project will also boost the local economy by creating jobs and developing sustainable tourism routes.
With this new route, Ramnagar forest division aims to attract eco-conscious travellers and foster a greater appreciation for the region's natural heritage, supporting both conservation and the local economy while preserving Jim Corbett's legacy.

Corbett Water Fall

Eloped in the dense teak wood forest, Corbett Waterfalls dropping down from a height of 60 feet offer a refreshing break from tiring safari session. The area around the waterfall is just the perfect to enjoy a picnic. While visiting the waterfall, make a point to carry sufficient drink and food stock as there are no eating joints nearby. One can also enjoy birdwatching here.
Tourists can take buses or taxis from Kaladhungi (4 kilometers) and Ramnagar (27 kilometers). To reach the main waterfall, trek for approximately 1.5 kilometers from the parking area.

Corbett Museum

A heritage museum, Corbett Museum is just more than a museum near Kaladhungi. Historians, heritage and wildlife lovers take a must visit to this special museum. Once a place of stay during winters for renowned hunter turned environmentalist Jim Corbett, this museum display amazing belongings of him.

Visitors can watch Jim Corbett's personal articles, gun, cap, bag, fishing net, paintings, sketches, manuscripts and the last hunting by him. Located at Choti Haldwani near Kaladhungi, Jim Corbett remains open throughout the year except on the occasion of Holi. Tourists can also enjoy Corbett Falls situated at 4 km from Museum.

Iron Foundry

This Iron Foundry was built in 1856 by Messrs Davis and Company. Raw material (Iron Ore and Fuel Wood) was easily available in nearby Forest and Mountains. Water for this Foundry was drawn from Boar Canal. This Foundry was drawn closed in 1878 when Sir Henry Ramsay banned tree felling in this area. The Structure to the right side as shown in the old picture doesn't exist anymore however Four structures of the furnaces are still there and some slag like materials is piled near these structures.

Bore River

The Bore River, often less known than other rivers, is located in the Jim Corbett National Park region of Uttarakhand, India. It flows through the park and contributes to its rich biodiversity.The river plays a crucial role in the park’s ecosystem, providing water to wildlife and sustaining the diverse flora and fauna.The river is surrounded by lush greenery and offers picturesque views, making it a great spot for nature lovers and photographers.The riverbanks are often frequented by animals such as elephants, deer, and various bird species, making it a good location for wildlife sightings.The Bore River can typically be accessed through various safari routes within Jim Corbett National Park. Jeep or canter safaris are popular ways to explore the area.

Barati Rau Fall

Barati Rau Fall is a magnificent waterfall located in the Ramnagar Forest Division, Ramnagar in Uttarakhand, India. The waterfall is a popular tourist attraction and offers visitors a chance to experience the region's incredible natural beauty.
The Barati Rau Fall is located in a secluded area surrounded by dense forest, providing visitors with a sense of tranquillity and calm. The waterfall cascades down from a height of 30 feet, creating a breath-taking sight that is sure to leave visitors mesmerized.

Laduagad Fall

Laduagad Fall is a magnificent waterfall located in the Ramnagar Forest Division, Ramnagar in Uttarakhand, India. The waterfall is a popular tourist attraction and offers visitors a chance to experience the region's incredible natural beauty.
The Laduagad Fall is located in a secluded area surrounded by dense forest, providing visitors with a sense of tranquillity and calm. The waterfall cascades down from a great height, creating a breathtaking sight that is sure to leave visitors mesmerized.

Sitabani Eco Tourism Zone

Sitabani Eco-tourism Zone is located in the beautiful Pawalgarh Conservation Reserve where, you will experience a one-of-a-kind journey through the lush forests and diverse wildlife of this pristine landscape.
At Sitabani, we are committed to sustainable eco-tourism practices that prioritize the conservation of the environment and the well-being of local communities. One of our most popular activities is the jungle safari, where you will embark on an exciting journey through the forest in an open jeep. During the safari, you will have the opportunity to see a variety of wildlife, including tigers, leopards, elephants, and many species of birds.

Jim Corbett Park

Established in 1936, this is India's first national park. It is named after the legendary naturalist and conservationist Jim Corbett. Located at the Himalayas' foothills, near the popular hill-station of Nainital, the beautiful Jim Corbett National Park, is famous for being home to a large number of tigers, the highest among any Indian national park. Spread over 1318.54 sq km, of which 520 sq km is the main area, and the remaining is buffer; the park is spread over the picturesque landscapes of Pauri Garhwal, Almora, and Nainital. The jeep safari into the dense forest to see the wild animals in their natural habitat is a must-have experience. And if you are lucky, then you may get a chance to even spot a tiger. While on the jeep safari, enjoy the lush green forest's views cut across by streams and rivers and a few waterfalls.

Nainital

Nainital, the hill resort town in the district of the same name, derives its name from the emerald, glassy, eye-shaped lake (tal) which the town is built around. The British Sugar trader, P. Baron, founded the town in the year 1841 and thank God that he did! There could not be a better getaway spot from the hustle and bustle of the cities. The moment you enter Nainital district, you step into a new, parallel world. With the best tourist places to visit in Nainital, the transition to scenic splendour of the likes of the place is a treat to the senses, a characteristic balming bliss of an experience that one can only understand through live experience.

Baba Neem Karoli Ashram

Baba Neem Karoli Ashram, also known as Neem Karoli Baba Ashram, is a spiritual retreat dedicated to Neem Karoli Baba, a revered Indian saint known for his teachings on love, compassion, and devotion.The Kainchi ashram, set in the serene Himalayas, attracts many visitors and devotees seeking spiritual guidance and a peaceful environment. Neem Karoli Baba emphasized the importance of selfless service, devotion to God, and the power of love. His teachings continue to inspire many, including prominent figures like Ram Dass and various spiritual seekers from around the world.