
One day from Ramnagar — the park gate and the Garjiya Devi Temple
A day that starts at a gate of Jim Corbett National Park and ends at the Garjiya Devi Temple on the Kosi. The three hours at the gate are a block for a safari or a zone drive, not a verified timetable; we have no safari hours.
Photos: Anamdas (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Purukhanna0027 (CC BY-SA 4.0) — via Wikimedia Commons, resized.
Who this is for
Visitors with one day, in the park's open season, who want wildlife in the morning and a shrine in the afternoon.
Day by day
Day 1Into the park, then the river shrine
2 stops · 10 min on the road
Into the park, then the river shrine
A morning at the Dhangarhi gate and in the park, then the temple on the Kosi in the afternoon.
- 07:00Dhangarhi GateOne of the entrances to Jim Corbett National Park, about 26 minutes from Ramnagar on our routing; get the permit at the reception office in Ramnagar first.
- ↓ 10 min by road · 6 km14:00Garjiya Devi TempleThe Shakti shrine on a rock in the Kosi, about 14 km from Ramnagar.
Getting there
Ramnagar is about 246 km from Delhi on our routing; see how to reach Ramnagar for the table, when to visit for the season and things to do in Ramnagar for more.
Where to stay
Stay in Ramnagar, where the reception office and the bus station are. We have no verified lodging, prices or booking rules.
Know before you go
- Book the permit and a permitted vehicle at the reception office in Ramnagar; visitors cannot drive their own cars inside.
- The park's core zones close for the monsoon; check the reserve's notice before you plan.
- We have no verified opening hours; ask locally.
Places on this route
Going together
No one has started a group going on this plan yet. Start one and other travellers can ask to come along.
More places nearby
All of Ramnagar →Nearby destinations
All destinations →Questions people ask
What can you do around Ramnagar in one day?
Spend the morning at the Dhangarhi gate and in Jim Corbett National Park, about 26 minutes from Ramnagar on our routing, then visit the Garjiya Devi Temple on the Kosi, about 21 minutes from town. Get the permit at the reception office first; we have no verified safari hours, so ask there.
Do I need a permit for the park?
Yes. Wikipedia says permits are necessary to enter the Corbett Tiger Reserve and are issued at the reserve's reception office in Ramnagar, and that visitors hire permitted vehicles because private cars cannot enter. We have no verified fees, so ask the office when you book your trip.
When is the park open?
Wikipedia counts 15 November to 15 June as the main visiting season, and Wikivoyage says the Dhikala and Bijrani zones close from 16 June to 14 November for the monsoon. Rules change, so check the reserve's notice and the reception office in Ramnagar before you plan a visit.



