Tarangi Ramganga Resort

Nestled in the Shivalik foothills of the Himalayas in Uttaranchal, Welcome Heritage Tarangi Ramganga Resort stands as a jungle lodge, sprawled across an undulating 20-acre expanse of riverine tracts, plateaus, and ravines. Positioned on the northern boundary of the renowned Corbett National Park, this retreat is situated right on the banks of the crystal-clear River Ramganga. Here, amidst nature's embrace, guests can witness the majestic big cat known as the "Tiger," engage in the pursuit of the world's toughest sporting fish, the "Mahseer," and embark on trekking adventures along the foothills of the Almora Ranges. The resort is comfortably snuggled in the Shivalik – foothills of the mighty Himalayas in Uttaranchal. To add beauty to the already breathtaking resort is the river Ramganga that flows right in front of it.

Enriched with manicured lawns and a sparsely populated area, the WelcomHeritage Tarangi Ramganga Resort comes with the pleasantness of a swimming pool, library, restaurants, indoor & outdoor games, and much more. Nearby Bonkhal offers breathtaking views of the snow-capped Himalayas and is perfect for a getaway or staycation. Crowned as one of the finest resorts Jim Corbett, WelcomHeritage Corbett Ramganga resort will make your lodge amidst the woods nothing short of a delightful affair with nature. 

Tarangi Ramganga Resort is among the biggest resorts in the area in terms of size and the oldest resort in this area. There are approx. 3000 trees which house approx. 250 bird species at and around the resort. Organic fruits such as Mangoes, Guava, Litchi, Grapefruit, Wild Amla, and Jack fruits and also a few vegetables such as Chilies and Lemongrass, are grown at the resort and mostly is consumed by the wildlife primarily monkeys, sambhar, and wild boars. Some of the organic produce is also used for cooking food at the resort both for guests and employees as well as distributed among the locals. Guests are also welcome to go fruit picking at the resort and enjoy eating the fresh fruits as a part of the experience.

The property is merged with the locals in a way that 100% of the staff are recruited locally and the resort is very much accepted as a part of the local scenery. The owners have taken corporate social responsibility seriously from the very beginning and constructed the resort in a way that the structure is low and it all blends into the green background.