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Infinity Resort, Jim Corbett Park |
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Infinity Resorts
offers a wide range of choices to explore the magnificent forests. From
day hikes to overnight treks …you can choose the length of your trek.
Accompanied by our experienced naturalist, who tells you about the flora
and fauna of this particular region, you are in good hands. The terrain can vary from flat lands to hilly tracks and steep climbs and descents. Corbett has expansive areas of land, and the kind of diversity one finds here is simply amazing. From the dense jungle forests where even sunlight cannot creep in - to the vast open spaces, where elephant grass covers the land for miles on end, Corbett has it all. Whether you’d like to explore the interiors of the Kumaon region or cross the Kosi river and trek to its surrounding villages… enroot you might see deer, elephants and nilgai as well as interesting birds such as the hornbill and paradise flycatcher. |
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Tariff per night (Valid till 30th Sept'10) |
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Package for 2 night & 3 days |
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Package Includes : Welcome drink on arrival, River-facing room, Tea/coffee FACILITY In- room, All Meals (2 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 2 dinners), 1 elephant joy-ride for each child below 12 years, Free use of recreational facilities, Visit to our interactive “Centre on Global Warming’’, Visit our Golden Mahaseer (Tiger of the River) pool, (Catch-and-release Rs500/- Free use of tackle: 2hrs), Bonfire in the evening. Complimentary stay for 1 child below 6 yrs sharing room with parents. Child 6 – 12 Years will be charged Rs.1000/- Per Child Per Night with extra bed Above 12 - 15 years will be charged Rs.1500/- Per Child Per Night with extra bed Extra Adult 2500/- Per Person Per Night Additional night can be extended on pro-rata basis. Applicable taxes included. |
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Accommodation : An assortment of 32 spacious bed rooms with adjoining baths and individual balconies stand in a grove of mango trees around a full sized swimming pool. Terra-cotta tiles, local marble stone and slate blend pleasingly in the main lodge building which is arranged on several levels to unbound enjoyment of the view.The circular lodge (Golghar) and dining area, complete with a fully stocked bar and cosy fireplace, jut out making it an intrinsic part of the river and hills around it Restaurant : With open dining deck. Fully Stocked Bar Activities :
Activity Centre - with well defined arrangements for Indoor Games like Table Tennis, Pool, Chess, Carrom Board & more..
Wildlife movies, Slide Shows followed by exciting question & answer sessions |
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Elephant Safaris :
Deep in the Corbett Tiger Reserve, you can enjoy peace and tranquility while
exploring the remote forests and valleys in the foothills of the Himalayas.
More About Infinity Resort : |
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ATTRACTIONS
of Jim Corbett Park 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 harbours one of the last sizeble 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, namly 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 Ramganga 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 Ramganga 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 Ramganga 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 Ramganga 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
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