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 Tarangi Resort, Jim Corbett Park

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Tarangi Resort is a unique new centre for spiritual retreats in Uttaranchal, north India. tarangi sprawled in 12.8 acres of land is blessed by nature itself and is a “Dev Bhumi”. On one side there is world known “Jim Corbett National Park” a heaven for the wild life admirers, and on the other side it is and flanked by the beautiful Kosi river, it lies in a place blessed for millennia by nature. Tigers, leopards and wild elephants still roam these mighty forests and in the evenings, from the retreat centre itself, chital deer, rhesus monkeys and peafowl may be seen coming to drink water at the river. Also you can see peacocks dancing here. Completely surrounded by the silent forest of the national park, tarangi is the home of the mother nature

Package for 2 nights & 3 days (Valid Till 30th Sept'12)

Package Includes :
Accommodation on twin sharing basis per couple for 02 Nights / 03 Days
Yoga sessions, nature walks, use of swimming pool
Bed tea, break fast, lunch and dinner.
Children up to 5 years are free on the respective package without extra bed sharing parent's room.
5- 12 years- 25% & above 12 years- 35% of the respective package with ( or without ) extra bed
Package extendable on pro rata basis.

Note:
There will be a Gala Dinner Supplement for 31 Dec 2011 -
Rs.1500/- + 15% tax per adult
Rs.750/- + 15 % tax for children between 05 -12 years.
This shall include Gala dinner on 31st Dec, Unlimited hard drinks, cocktails, soft drinks, cocktail snax, entertainment.
 

THE PACKAGE IS INCLUSIVE OF:
Accommodation on twin sharing basis per couple for 02 Nights / 03 Days
Children upto 5 years are free on the respective package without extra bed sharing parent's room
5- 12 years- 25% & above 12 years- 35% of the respective package with ( or without ) extra bed

Accommodation :

Tarangi's 21 cottages have been built, furnished and decorated to provide for the comfort of the centre's guests, where possible using local natural materials and crafts, and always employing local craftsmen.
Every cottage here is designed in such a way that you never feel engulfed in palisades. Luxury of being simple is the concept. Everything reminds you about the nature not the materialism. They have tried to preserve the nature as found it.

Restaurant :

The centre has an attractive dining room, overlooking the Kosi river, where vegetarian meals are served. Most importantly, it also has spacious, secluded halls devoted to meditation and yoga-asana practice, in addition to spa where different kind of massages are available. An attractive amphitheatre provides a space for evening talks and outdoor spiritual practice. In tarangi the landscaping is an excellent combination of forest trees, beautiful flowers, exotic herbs, rare verities like rudraksha and vejayanti mala, paddy fields, vegetables and much more. You can immerse yourself into gardening and revitalise yourself with these uncommon plants and trees.

Activities :

Jeep Safari * Elephant Safari * Garjia Temple visit * Jim Corbett's museum & waterfall at Kaladunghi * Picnic by the riverside Kosi * Wildlife movies * Kumaoni folk dance * Badminton * Carom * Softball cricket, Bonfire dinner with Bar-be-Que * River Crossing * Rock climbing * Rappelling * Bird watching with expert naturalist

How To Reach :

Delhi - Hapur by pass - Gajraula - Moradabad by pass - From this point, where Moradabad by pass terminates, take "U" turn to left towards Moradabad city, travel 2 km, then take right turn - Kashipur - Corbett (Ramnagar) ( 270 KM )
Chandigarh / Ambala -70- Ponta Sahib -49- Dehradun -46- Rishikesh -27- Chilla -50- Kotdwar -90- Corbett ( 332 KM )

'Tarangi' is located in Ramnagar. Ramnagar lies ensconced by mountains, jungles and the beautiful river Kosi at the foot of the Himalayas adjacent to the world famous Corbett National Park and Tiger reservoir, near Nainital hill station in Uttarakhand state in India.

Tarangi is a non-denominational retreat centre. While surrounded by ancient sites of significance to the Hindu faith - the most sacred towns of Haridwar and Rishikesh on the banks of the Ganga are close by - Tarangi is open to sincere practitioners of all faiths. Tarangi welcomes inquiries from the organisers of spiritual retreats, meetings and small conferences.

Yoga :

Yoga is not a religion but a way of living with good health and peace of mind. Yoga means union in Sanskrit. Yoga is a proven technique to merge the individual self with the Cosmic Conscience or the Divine. Physical and mental exercises in yoga help you to achieve this state of bliss called enlightenment or self transcendence. Two Yoga classes and one sound meditation class are conducted daily apart from the private yoga classes.

When you leave 'tarangi', you will definitely feel refreshed, rejuvenated, and more relaxed with a sense of accomplishment and learning more about ‘self’.

Here you can unwind, detox, reconnect with nature through river’s music, wild animals’ sound, birds’ chirping. Night is especially beautiful in tarangi. The silence of river, glinting pebbles in moonlight, tweedling birds set your mind free from conventional trappings of this world. Sitting in open in night time seeing the stars in the sky bring you back to yourself. tarangi is an abode of joy. Walk barefoot in the sand on riverbank, this itself is a meditation. They say “meditation is put your mind aside and watch”. The whole surroundings in tarangi help you in enjoying your own company. You don’t need to try to meditate, rather meditation comes to you naturally without making any efforts. One session of yoga can inspire you to lead a healthy lifestyle for your whole lifetime. Yoga and meditation are practiced everyday by each staff member as well and that is the reason that they treat their guests as “atithi devo bhav”. The beauteous views of meditation and yoga halls on the river bank give you an opportunity to enjoy the silence.

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ATTRACTIONS of Jim Corbett National Park, Uttaranchal
       India national animal, the tiger is the largest amongst the living cats and universally acclaimed as one of the most grand animal found on the earth. Originally there sub species have already become extinct and remaining five are critically endangered through out their range. According to he current estimate the world wide numbers of tiger in the wild has declined to another six thousand, half of which are found in India. Jim Corbett National Park harbors one of the last sizable population of the bengal (Indian) tiger- Panthera tigris.

      Govt of India launched an ambitious conservation scheme project tiger on 1st April, 1973 to secure the preservation of tiger by using the tiger as a symbol of national heritage to ensure the protection of all major ecosystem in the tiger range. Jim Corbett National Park is the site of launch of project tiger. A network of 23 tiger reserves spread over fourteen states has been established under the project during the last twenty five years.

      Jim Corbett National Park spread over an area of 1318.54 sq. km. is situated in the foothills of Himalayas mainly in the district of Pauri Garwal and Nainital. Jim Corbett National Park contains two protected areas within its precincts, namely Jim Corbett National Park { CNP 520.82 sq.kms.} and Sonanadi wildlife sanctuary {WLS-301.18 sq.kms.}. Jim Corbett National Park was established on 8th august, 1936 and happens to be the oldest national park of the Indian subcontinent. Jim Corbett National Park lies in the Shiwalik- terai biotic province abutting the Himalayas. This has resulted in great habital diversity. One can see Himalayan animalsalong with numerous other animals and flora of peninsular India.

      The tiger reserve has a tall mountain of outer Himalayas towards its north while the drier Shivalik range lies on the south. The rain fed river tarangi is the life line of Jim Corbett National Park, it enters tiger reserve near Marchula, flows through the south Patlidoon valley in the heart of Jim Corbett National Park before emerging out of the reserve at kalagarh after covering a distance of nearly 40 kms. Mandal, Palain and Sonanadi are its main tributaries. Construction of a dam across tarangi at Kalagarh led to the formation of a large manmade reservior spread over an area of 82 sq. kms.

      Khair -sisco forest thrive in river line areas while sal forest are found on hilly slopes and ridges. Around aone tenth of Jim Corbett National Park has open grasslands which are locally known as chaurs. Dhikala, Paterpani, Phulai, Khinnanauli, Bijrani, Patila, Kothirau and Jhirna are some of the important chaurs of Jim Corbett National Park. Jim Corbett National Park along with Rajaji National Park contains the northwestern most tiger population of India. Other cats which can be seen in corbett are Leopard, Jungle Cat and Leopard Cat. Large herds of asiatic elephants aggregate in the tarangi valley in the summers. A variety of deers sre found here: Sambar, Barking Deer, Spotted Deer and Hog Deer. Some of other mammal species found are blue bull, sloth bear, jackal, wild pig, goral, yellow throated marten, small Indian civet, grey mongoose, procupine, otters and rabbits.

      The fish eating crocodile or gharial, a highly endangered species, is found alongwith mugger crocodile in the tarangi river and the reservoir. Mahaseer, goonch and trout fishes, several species of turtle abound in the river. Sal forest tortoise is restricted to forest areas. King cobra, python and monitor lizard are also found within Jim Corbett National Park.

      Jim Corbett National Park has a spectacular avifaunal diversity. Over 500 species of resident and migratory birds have been recorded in and around Jim Corbett National Park. Forty nine species of diurnal reptors are found here forming a characterstics element of a avifauna. Great pied hombill, pallas's, fishing eagle, collared falconet are some of the endangerd birds found in the Jim Corbett National Park. The bird life is varied in different parts of the reserve. The avifaunal diversity is at peak during winters

      Annually around 50,000 tourist visit Jim Corbett National Park. More then one tenth of these are foreigners. The visitor facilities of Jim Corbett National Park are maintained by the Tiger Reserve management and there are no private lodges inside the reserve. There are five mutually exclusive tourism zones each having separate gate for entrance.
Tourism zone       Gate 

Bijrani                Amdanda
Dhikala              Dhangari
Domunda           Durgadevi
Jhirna                Khara, Kalagarh
Sonanadi           Vatanvasa
      Information and park publications can be obtained from the reception offices located at Ramnagar, Amdanda, Bijrani, Dhangari, Dhikala, Kotdwara and Kalagarh, visitors can stay outside the reserve in hotels/ private lodges and go on day visit or halt inside the reserve in forest rest houses. Apart from three tourist complex located at Dhikala, Gairal and Bijrani eighteen other forest rest houses located inside and around Jim Corbett National Park are open to tourists.

      Private vehicles can be taken inside the reserve alternatively, visitor can avail of the conducted tours being run by Jim Corbett National Park. Private open jeeps are also available at Ramnagar, food is available at Dhikala and Bijrani canteens. Visitors are required to cook their own meals in other forest rest houses. Basic cooking utensils and crockery are available in all forest rest houses.

      The complex at Dhangari gate has a visitor center where visitors are oriented towards Jim Corbett National Park's ecology and biodiversity. In a museum nearby triphies of tiger, leopard and other animals have been put on display. The complex also has a cafe and a nature shop from where souvenirs can be purchased.

      Elephant rides are available only at Dhikala, Khinanauli, Bijrani and Gairal. For wildlife viewing therre are watch tower at Dhikala, Phulai and Jhirna and several machans near Dhikala, Bijrani and at Kothorau. There is a five kilometer long nature trail at Bijrani.