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Jim Corbett National Park is a forested wildlife sanctuary in northern India’s Uttarakhand State. Rich in flora and fauna, it’s known for its diverse wildlife. This is a place where you could see the majestic "Tiger", catch the world's toughest sporting fish called "Mahseer" and trek on the foothills of Almora Ranges where a whiff of fresh air and fragrance of exotic flowers greet you at every step.

Hotel Name: WelcomHeritage Tarangi Ramganga Resort

Hotel Information: A tranquil space that rejuvenates mind, body, and soul, such as WelcomHeritage Tarangi Ramganga Resort. A tranquil space that rejuvenates mind, body, and soul is an idiomatic expression for WelcomHeritage Tarangi Ramganga Resort. Situated on the downslope hills of Almora, surrounded by thick forests of the Kumaon and with the meandering streams of the river Ramganga this paradisiacal resort. Fringed by a sprawling 20 acres of lush lawn and its mesmerizing panoramic beauty is a perfect hiatus utopia. Established in 1936, Jim Corbett is the oldest National Park in India. Named after the British hunter and naturalist Jim Corbett, this park was the first to come under the ‘Project Tiger’ initiative. Spread over 520 sq. km of deciduous woodland and marshy grassland is a flourishing pad for trees, animals, and birds of varied species. The invigorating beauty of the foliage blanketing this National Park and the babbling Ramganga River through the woods is very luring.