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Jim Corbett Waterfall

Jim Corbett Waterfall

India

A hidden cascade in the heart of Corbett's wilderness

1 Group Tours·1 Operators·from ₹22,000

Jim Corbett Waterfall, also known as Corbett Falls, is a hidden gem nestled in the dense forests of Uttarakhand, near the famous Jim Corbett National Park. This 20-meter waterfall ...

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|You need basic fitness to walk 1.5 km on uneven terrain. The path is mostly flat with some rocky patches. No special training required.
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What to Expect

Expect a short, scenic drive from Ramnagar followed by a 1.5 km walk through the jungle to reach the waterfall. The sound of gushing water and the cool mist are immediate rewards. You'll find a natural pool for a refreshing dip (though beware of currents). The area is peaceful, with birdsong and rustling leaves. Weekends can be busier with local picnickers.

Things to Do

Jim Corbett National Park Safari
3-4 hours·₹1,500 - ₹5,000 per person
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Corbett Museum
1-2 hours·₹20 - ₹50 per person
Group
Garjiya Devi Temple
1-2 hours·Free
Group
Corbett Falls Nature Walk
1-2 hours·Free
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River Rafting in Kosi River
2-3 hours·₹500 - ₹1,500 per person
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Village Walk in Mankapur
2-3 hours·Free (guide optional)
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Birdwatching at Corbett
2-3 hours·₹500 - ₹2,000 per person
Group
Mukteshwar Temple & Viewpoint
Full day (from Corbett)·₹1,000 - ₹2,500 per person (taxi)
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Plan Your Trip

How to Reach

By Air: Nearest airport is Pantnagar (PGH), about 80 km away. From there, hire a taxi to Ramnagar. By Train: Ramnagar railway station is well-connected to Delhi and other cities. From the station, take a taxi or auto to the waterfall (25 km). By Road: Regular buses and taxis from Delhi (260 km) via Haldwani or Moradabad. The drive takes about 6-7 hours.

Travel Tips
1Start early to avoid crowds and heat.
2Carry cash, as card payments may not work at local stalls.
3Wear bright colors to avoid being mistaken for wildlife? Actually, wear dull colors to blend in, but avoid bright red or blue that might attract insects.
4Keep a leech repellent handy during monsoon.
5Do not feed monkeys or other animals.
6Carry a raincoat even in summer, as weather can change suddenly.
7Respect the forest rules: no littering, no loud music.
8Book safaris in advance, especially in peak season.

Local Guide

Food & DiningVeg Friendly

Carry your own food and water, as there are limited options near the waterfall. Pack a picnic but remember to carry back all waste.

FAQs

Is Jim Corbett Waterfall inside the national park?
No, it's located in the buffer zone, not inside the core area. You don't need a safari permit to visit the waterfall, but you may need to pay a small entry fee at the forest check post.
How do I reach the waterfall from Ramnagar?
It's about 25 km from Ramnagar. You can hire a taxi or take a local bus to the village of Mankapur, then walk or take a shared jeep to the trailhead.
Is it safe to swim in the waterfall?
Swimming is possible, but be cautious. The water can be deep in places and currents are unpredictable. There have been incidents of drowning, so avoid going too close to the falls and never swim alone.
What is the best time to visit the waterfall?
October to June is ideal. Monsoon (July-September) makes the trail slippery and dangerous, though the waterfall is at its most spectacular.
Are there any entry fees?
Yes, a nominal fee of around ₹50 per person is charged at the forest check post. Cameras may incur an extra charge.
Can I visit with family and kids?
Yes, but the walk can be tiring for young children. The path is uneven and may be slippery. Keep a close eye on kids near the water.
Is there any accommodation nearby?
There are no resorts at the waterfall itself. You can stay in Ramnagar or in resorts within the Corbett area, which are about 15-20 km away.
Are there any food options near the waterfall?
There are small local stalls near the trailhead selling snacks and drinks. It's advisable to carry your own water and packed food.
How long is the trek to the waterfall?
The trek is about 1.5 km from the parking area, taking roughly 30-45 minutes depending on your pace and the condition of the trail.
Can I combine the waterfall visit with a safari in Corbett?
Absolutely! Many visitors do a safari in the morning and visit the waterfall in the afternoon. It's a perfect combination.

Group Trips to Jim Corbett Waterfall

Planning a group trip to Jim Corbett Waterfall? This hidden gem near Ramnagar offers a perfect blend of adventure and tranquility. Located just a short drive from Jim Corbett National Park, the waterfall is a popular day trip for travelers seeking a refreshing escape. Group tours to Corbett Waterfall typically include a safari in the national park, a visit to the falls, and sometimes a stay in a forest resort. The best time to visit is from October to June, when the weather is pleasant and the trail is safe. For those looking for Corbett waterfall tour packages, you can find options ranging from budget to luxury, with prices starting around ₹22,000 for a group package. Whether you're a nature lover, a photographer, or just want to cool off in the natural pool, Jim Corbett Waterfall is a must-visit. Book your Corbett waterfall trip with a reliable tour operator to ensure a hassle-free experience. Don't miss the chance to explore this beautiful cascade in the heart of Uttarakhand.

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