The Kosi River is a prominent river flowing through the picturesque region of Uttarakhand, India. Originating from the high-altitude glaciers of the Kumaon Hills, it meanders through the dense forests and valleys before merging with the Ramganga River. The river is known for its crystal-clear waters and serene surroundings, which make it a popular spot for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts alike. It flows through the Corbett National Park, adding to the beauty of the landscape and providing a vital source of water for the park’s wildlife. The Kosi River is also known for its spiritual significance and is often visited by pilgrims and tourists who enjoy boating, fishing, and exploring the rich flora and fauna along its banks. Its serene and tranquil environment makes it an ideal destination for those seeking peace and natural beauty.The Kosi River flows along the southeastern periphery of Jim Corbett National Park, meandering through areas like Mohan, Dhikuli, and Ramnagar. THRILLOPHILIA The Corbett Greens Resort is situated near the park's Bijrani Gate, approximately 4.9 kilometers from the park's main entrance. THE CORBETT GREENS While the Kosi River does not enter the national park, it crosses several important ranges within the sanctuary. THRILLOPHILIA The distance between the Kosi River and the Corbett Greens Resort is approximately 10 to 15 kilometers, depending on the specific locations within the park and the resort. This proximity allows guests at the resort to easily access the river and enjoy its serene