Kunkhet Valley Resort: River Views In Jim Corbett National Park
Water is essential to the floral and faunal species that make up the Jim Corbett National Park. The two rivers that run through Jim Corbett National Park, the River Ramganga (West) and the River Kosi, are essential to the park's remarkable avifaunal richness. For Jim Corbett Park, the Ramganga River and its tributaries, the Palain, Mandal, and Sonanadi, are essential hydrological resources. The Ramganga River rises in the Himalayan Doodhatoli hills and runs southwest through Jim Corbett National Park. It is a tributary of the powerful Ganges. Anglers love the Ramganga River for the fighting fish, known as the "Mighty Mahseer." In Jim Corbett areas of the Ramganga River, one can also spot the critically endangered fish-eating gharial.