V Resorts Rajaji National Park – Take a plush trip to the world of wild

November 11, 2013
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This
winters, visit the land of leopards, elephants, wild boars, crocodiles and a
thriving world of colourful birds. All this and more you will find at Rajaji
National Park, just 5 hrs drive from  Delhi. In the
midst of wilderness, the home of such wild beauties stands V Resorts – India’s
first chain of Offbeat Resorts (www.vresorts.in).


V Resorts at Rajaji National Park is all
set to welcome you from 1st December, 2013. It’s a charming
resort with 16 contemporary rooms offering breathtaking views of the
picturesque landscape of hills and farm lands. Ganga canal is just 2 minutes
walk from the resort. 8 rooms of the resort are with private plunge pools.
Apart from these to ensure that you have a great holiday experience V
Resorts-Rajaji National Park also offers you a charming swimming pool,
restaurant with bar, conference room, games room and host of adventure
activities. The location of V Resorts – Rajaji National Park is such that while
it places you in perfect serenity, disconnected from the world, you are only a
20 minute drive from the cities of Haridwar and Rishikesh. This also ensures
good connectivity of mobiles and 3G.
 
In the
foothills of Shivalik ranges of Himalayas in Uttarakhand, Rajaji National Park
is a paradise on earth for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts. Densely
foliated by Sal Forest (predominantly) and other forest types, Rajaji National
Park is home to some 23 species of mammals, 49 reptile species and 400 birds
species. Project Elephant is running in this park and this is the North Western
limit for Asiatic elephants in India. The reptile species include King Cobra,
Tricarinate Hill Turtle, Monitor lizard, Mugger Crocodile etc. A safari to this
thriving wildlife comes to you at half the price you pay in Jim Corbett
National Park, courtesy Forest Deptt.
 
Rajaji
National Park is a bird watcher’s paradise. The most commonly sighted birds in
this park are the Fishing Owl, Oriental Pied Hornbill, Himalayan Pied
Kingfisher, Changeable Hawk Eagle, White Breasted Kingfisher, Orange Ground
Thrush and the fire tailed Sunbird.
 
Key
highlights of Rajaji National Park:
 
Ø  5
hrs drive from Delhi
Ø  23
species of mammals, 49 reptile species and 400 birds species
Ø  Project
Elephant running in this park
Ø  Leopards,
Striped Hyenas, Goral, Wild Boars, Jungle Cats, Sloth Bear, Barking Deer,
Rhesus macaque, Cheetal Deers and Indian Porcupine can be sighted
Ø  Cost
of wildlife safari at Rajaji National Park is half the price of Corbett
National Park
Ø  The
famous River-Rafting strip of Rishikesh is just 30 minutes drive from V Resorts
Ø  The
revered Har-Ki-Pauri, site of the enchanting Arti in the
evenings is just 20 minutes drive
Come aboard
to recharge your batteries and a lifetime experience.
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