RAMNAGAR (THE CITY OF KUMAONI’S)- Must visit Girija Devi Temple is here

Ramnagar is a lovely little town that is also half a  village or town in the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand. The beauty here reflects this city and the specialty of this city is that people come here to visit from abroad and enjoy the place. The elevation of this city is 345m  (1,132ft) and the population here is 97,916. The people here speak both Hindi and Kumaoni and the pin code here is 244715. With this the vehicle registration number here is Uk19

PLACES TO VISIT IN RAMNAGAR 

1. JIM CORBETT  NATIONAL  PARK 

2. GIRIJA DEVI  TEMPLE 

3. SHRI  HANUMAN  DHAM 

4. KOSI  

BARRAGE DAM 

5. CORBETT  WATER FALLS

JIM CORBETT NATIONAL PARK 

Jim Corbett National Park is one such park which is very famous all over the world. Here people come to visit the  National Park from outside and here the park is more famous for Tiger and in 1956 after the independence of  India this park was named Jim Corbett National Park.  Earlier its old name was Haily National Park and the park was established here in 1936.

So far, more than 5 LAKH  people have come to visit here. It is spread up to 520.8  KM here. Here people taxi to roam and people are taken inside the forest with complete safety, apart from this, if they want to take a long journey inside the park, they also book rooms inside the forest and visit Jim Corbett  Park and Have fun.

GIRIJA DEVI TEMPLE 

• Girija Devi Temple is a beautiful temple in Ramnagar Uttarakhand  The specialty of this temple is that the temple here is in front of the  Kosi river and every Sunday  Bhandara is held here and the specialty here is that whoever asks for something from God in Girija  Devi temple his wish is fulfilled.

SHRI HANUMAN  

DHAM 

• Hanuman Dham which is the temple of Hanuman ji  The temple here is established in Vill-Anjani gram,  Chhoi Ramnagar Uttarakhand and the temple is open here from 6:00 am to 8:00 pm. The temple here is situated at a distance of 11 km from  Ramnagar railway station. The specialty of this temple is that here Hanuman ji is depicted in many forms such as divine form, Dasya form, Ramamani  Hanuman, Sanjeevani Hanuman, carrying Ram  Lakshmana on his shoulder, Ram-Sita in the hear Ram Mayi Hanuman.

KOSI BARRAGE  DAM 

elevation of 345 meters (1,132  feet) and there is also a park to visit.

• Kosi Barrage is a well-known dam of Ramnagar which is very famous. People come from outside to see this barrage. The specialty of this  place is that there is an  

CORBETT WATERFALLS 

• Corbett Waterfall which is a  very big waterfall. It is at a  distance of 47 km from  

Ramnagar. Where people come to visit from outside and enjoy this waterfall and people from outside stay here at night in a hotel and enjoy here.

HOTELS IN RAMNAGAR 

• The hotel in Ramnagar is famous, but it is more famous for tourists because people from outside come to visit Ramnagar and enjoy the beauty of this place and the places here. That’s why the hotels of Ramnagar are more famous for the tourists and the hotels here are almost all in good price and with that, there are all the facilities in the hotel and there are some hotels in Ramnagar which enhance the pride of the place so that the tourists enjoy the stay.

1. HOTEL CORBETT KINGDOM 

Location Ramnagar 550 meters from the center 

Deluxe Double Room ₹ 2,500+₹ 300 taxes and charges

2. CLARISSA  RESORT 

• Location Ramnagar 5km from center 

• Deluxe Double or Twin Room ₹4,050  • +₹ 486 taxes and charges

3. CHAMPIONS BUNGALOW 

Location Ramnagar 5km from center 

Budget Double Room ₹900 Includes taxes and charges  

Free cancellation No Prepayment Needed

4. VB9 CORBETT RESORT 

Location Ramnagar 11km from center 

Budget Double Room ₹1,600 + ₹192 taxes and charged Breakfast included

5. CORBETT FARM HOME  STAY 

Location Ramnagar 6km from center  

Deluxe Room ₹2,500 +₹300 taxes and charges Breakfast included

6. THE RANGERS LODGE  CORBETT 

Location Ramnagar 3.7 km from center  

Deluxe Double Room (2 Adults + 1 Child) ₹4,950 +₹534 taxes and charges Breakfast Included

Article Credits: Ritik Bisht