Ramnagar Latest Travel News

By the end of June, Jim Corbett Tiger Reserve of Uttarakhand will be closed due to monsoon. From June 15, night stay will be closed in all zones and Dhikala zone will also be closed. Safari will be completely stopped from June 30. This decision is taken every year keeping in mind the safety of tourists during monsoon. Check Why Corbett National Park Closed during Monsoons?

Corbett National Park is witnessing a tourist surge, with rest houses in Corbett like Dhikala, Sarpduli, Gairal, Khinanauli, Bijrani, and Dhela fully booked for overnight stays until May 31. Day safaris in Bijrani, Garjia, Dhela, and Jhirna are also nearly sold out, forcing many visitors to return disappointed.

A new route linking Ramnagar to Kainchi Dham in Nainital district is being developed, passing through Corbett National Park. This is great news for tourists visiting Uttarakhand and devotees heading to Kainchi Dham, as it will shorten travel distance and ease traffic congestion.

Once completed, the route will offer devotees a smoother journey, allowing direct travel from Ramnagar to Kainchi Dham. This will save time and reduce travel hassles.

Corbett National Park in Ramnagar, Uttarakhand, along with other tourist spots, will be closed to visitors during Holi. The park administration has announced a two-day closure on March 13 and 14. During this period, Corbett Jungle Safari and night stay services will be unavailable, requiring tourists to adjust their travel plans accordingly.

Now you can enjoy Stargazing Sessions, Astrophotography & other astro-tourism activities in Ramnagar.

Tourists from various parts of India come to celebrate Christmas and New Year in Jim Corbett National Park. All zones of Corbett Park are packed before Christmas and New Year, day safari and night stay guest house are full till 5 January. The Corbett hotels and resorts are also packed almost 70 percent from 25 December to 1 January.

In Uttarakhand, the new safari routes - Mohan range (Almora) & Kaladhungi heritage zone (Ramnagar) in Kumaon division- were opened by the forest department recently. Tourists can go for safari in both the new tourism zone. In both the new tourism zones, wildlife such as tigers, elephants, leopards, and deer may be sighted, apart from the world of birds and butterflies.