Durga Devi Zone Overview
Durga Devi Zone, nestled within the stunning Corbett Tiger Reserve, offers a unique hill safari experience filled with wildlife beauty and adventure.
Located on the North-Eastern side of the reserve, this area is a captivating landscape crisscrossed by the Ramganga and Mandal rivers, creating a lush and vibrant ecosystem.
Wildlife Encounters
Durga Devi is celebrated for its captivating wildlife, with wild elephants and otters often spotted near Domunda Bridge. The zone’s natural beauty is further highlighted by the sight of the famous Mahseer fish in its river waters.The lush green forests here are perfect for birdwatching, making Durga Devi a true haven for avian enthusiasts.
Accommodation in Durga Devi
For those looking to immerse themselves in the wilderness, the Lohachaur Forest Rest House in this zone offers a comfortable stay amidst nature’s beauty.
When to Visit
The zone is open from November 15–June 15 and is closed during monsoon season. Some say the best time to visit is from March 15–June 30.
