Jim Corbett National Park, known for its varied wildlife and beautiful surroundings, has recently widened its range of attractions by launching a new tourist zone in the Ram Nagar Forest Division. This extension is situated within the Kota range. It boosts the park’s capacity to exhibit the Corbett landscape’s varied species, including elephants, tigers, and leopards.
The Kota Tourist Zone is located next to the Sitabani Tourist Zone and covers an area of 26 km, with Bhandarpani Gate acting as both the entry and exit point. This area has been gaining popularity among nature lovers and animal enthusiasts since its quiet launch on March 22. Visitors can completely immerse themselves in the area’s natural beauty and tranquility due to its organized layout and strategic placement. This park is now one of the best picnic spots in India.
A Thriving Habitat
The thoughtfully constructed water attractions of the new tourist area are one of its main highlights; they’re now essential resources for the local animals. These water bodies not only supply the animals with the water needed to be hydrated, but they also create natural habitats that allow people to view animals exactly as they are. The zone’s biological balance has been improved by this thoughtful addition, and visitors are now able to spot animals when they are around.
Over 6,000 people have visited the Kota Tourist Zone since it opened, demonstrating its appeal. The zone’s capacity to attract huge crowds is proof of both its charm and the continuous efforts to protect and enhance the Corbett landscape’s fauna.
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The Ram Nagar Forest Division and Jim Corbett National Park continue to remain essential to the preservation of wildlife. They offer special chances for people to get in touch with the natural world. In addition to expanding the potential for tourism in the area, the Kota Tourist Zone is also crucial to the park’s conservation and educational initiatives. The new tourism zone provides a perfect gateway into the wild heart of India, no matter if you’re an experienced wildlife photographer or a family seeking to witness the amazing sights of nature.
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