Located amidst the Kosi River is an ancient temple dedicated to the goddess Garjiya, known as the Garjiya Devi. This temple holds great spiritual significance as it is considered to be one of India’s 108 Shakti Peeth, which are revered places of worship. The name Garjiya is derived from the Sanskrit word “Girija,” which means daughter of the mountain, a name of Parvati, the wife of Lord Shiva. During the monsoon season, the temple is surrounded by the river’s floodwaters.

The Jim Corbett Museum, situated in the vicinity of Kaladhungi and Choti Haldwani, is the former residence of Jim Corbett, a renowned hunter who gained prominence for his success in tracking and killing numerous man-eating tigers and leopards. Notably, Jim Corbett shot the dreaded Champawat Tigress, responsible for an estimated 436 deaths in Nepal and the Kumaon region of India in 1907, in a fierce struggle. The museum, located four kilometers from Corbett Falls, showcases Jim Corbett’s personal belongings, including his rifle, hat, bag, fishing net, drawings, sketches, and writings, as well as the site of his final hunt. Additionally, visitors can purchase locally handcrafted items as a memento of their visit from a nearby store.

Hanuman Dham, an architectural marvel, is situated in close proximity to Ramnagar. This temple holds great significance to the Hindu community in India as it is dedicated to Lord Hanuman. Even for those who do not possess a spiritual inclination, a visit to this temple is highly recommended to witness the grandeur of its design and intricate carvings. Transportation to the temple is easily accessible, with the option of hiring a cab from one’s hotel in Ramnagar or embarking on a hike for a unique experience. The temple also boasts a meditation center, which is a popular attraction among tourists. The distance between Ramnagar and Hanuman Dham is approximately 7.5 kilometers.