About Infinity Resort

Infinity resort is situated in the Himalayan foothills on the banks of the Kosi River. Situated in the Kumaon hills of western Uttar Pradesh now Uttaranchal, it reflects a high standard of jungle accommodation, which is unique in India.

The lodge reminds one, of the famous African lodges. It has a distinct outdoor atmosphere, right down to the staff uniforms.

Infinity resort is a strong believer in eco-tourism as not only is it important to travel to remote areas and enjoy and understand the biodiversity and cultural heritage of the area, but also to retain the purity and beauty of the wilderness.

The most significant event that has taken place in this regard is the setting up of The Corbett Foundation. It is a private trust, which is engaged in eco-developmental works in the buffer area with special emphasis on an awareness program. It is earnestly hoped that the activities of the trust will further the cause of eco-tourism and it will become a pioneer organization to further conservation efforts in and around the Cobett Tiger Reserve, including the tiger.

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The Corbett National Park is a primal jungle as Rudyard Kipling put it. Despite extensive tourism, the park has managed to retain its primeval ambience, where man must walk timorously, in awe and with a strong sense of his own insignificance.

The main feature of Corbett National Park is valley is the Ramganga River, running broadly west by south west, the catchments streams of which vivisect the land into numerous little ridges and ravines. The topography is therefore very varied-the streams forming islands of 'sheesham' trees, the ridges being thickly foliated with 'sal' trees and the pastures carrying long grasses. In this variety of habitat abounds wildlife of enchanting beauty including 50 mammals, 577 birds and at least 25 reptiles. The river teems with mahseer, gharial, mugger and flocks of cormorants. The national park offers invaluable experiences for adventurous and serious-minded wildlife-buffs, photographers and anglers.