Durga Devi Safari zone - Jim Corbett National Park

Durga Devi Safari zone is around 28 Km from Ramnagar. Lies on the north-eastern boundary of the Jim Corbett National Park, it covered with hills along with the bank of Ramganga river. Tourists have to take the permission from the Forest authorities before entering the zone. Durgadevi zone is the untouched territory of the park and one can explore the zone via elephant safari and jeep safari. But to explore the durga Devi zone, elephant safari is considered to be the best option. The entrance gate is located just few kilometres away from some good known resorts. Besides wildlife, one has a easy access to the banks of Ramganga river which is the best place to enjoy fishing and angling. Mahseer fish is common in the river waters. During stay in this fantastic zone, you get once-in-life opportunity to go for angling facilities at the Ramganga camp at bhikiasen crossing the gate.

This is the best place considered for bird watching. One can easily see black chinned yuhina, grey headed fishing eagle, little forktailand bar tailed tree creeper, crested laughing thrush, slaty blue flycatcher and maroon orile. Lohachaur forest area at Durga Devi zone is known for leopards and wild animals

Durga Devi Zone is closed during 30th June till 30th October every year due to the monsoon season as road gets washed away during the monsoon season