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Corbett Waterfall,
Corbett Falls is a beautiful waterfall, located 10 km away from Resort in Kaladhungi. Surrounded by dense forests and offering a very serene environment, this 66 ft. the high waterfall is a sight to witness, especially on full-moon nights. Nature lovers often camp and come on a picnic near this waterfall. A short 2km trek leads to Corbett Waterfalls.
Kosi River,
Kosi River in Jim Corbett National Park traverses through the eastern boundary and makes a picturesque location with a breathtaking view of the hills in the backdrop and pristine clear waters. Inhabited by mahseer fish, it attracts a huge number of migratory birds. It is also popular for rafting which can be done after obtaining permission from the authorities.
Kosi originates from Darpani Dhar flows through the valleys before touching the eastern periphery of the Corbett National Park. It doesn't really enter the park boundary but is a major source of water for the wildlife.
Durga Devi Zone,
Durga Devi Zone at Jim Corbett is famous for its safari through dense forestation and hilly terrain. Other than regional flora and fauna, the enchanting zone houses a number of exotic birds and, therefore, is a favorite amongst bird watchers. Wild Elephants, Spotted and Barking Deer, Sambar, Jackals, and the Black Faced Monkey can also be spotted here.
Sitabani Temple,
Sitabani Temple is situated in the Sitavani Jungles of the Jim Corbett National Park. It is an ancient temple, famous for its religious significance and temple architecture. The presiding deity is Goddess Sita, who lived in the region during her exile before facing the Agnipariksha
Corbett Museum,
Located at Kaladhungi, Corbett Museum is a bungalow that earlier belonged to Jim Corbett- the well-known tiger conservationist. The museum displays his memoirs, his personal belongings, letters were written by him as well as his friends and well-wishers, antiques, and rare photographs.
Birjani,
Bijrani is one of the important zones of the Jim Corbett National Park. It is the best zone after Dhikala to spot the royal Bengal Tiger. Characterized by Sal trees, animals like Chital, Sambar, and rare Hog deer can also be spotted here. Bijrani zone is also popular among birdwatchers as it houses almost 600 species of rare and migratory birds.