Amgarhi is a village located in the periphery of Corbett National Park, Uttarakhand, India. [1]
Its name derives from its mango (aam) orchids.
It is located 15 km from Ramnagar, and can be accessed by forest road from near the crossing of the Kosi barrage on the Ramnagar - Haldwani Road.
Amghari is part of the Nainital district. [2] The Postal Index Number is 263159. [1] [2]
Features of this location include step farms, old houses, adjoining jungle, and streams.
29°28′20″N 79°14′35″E / 29.47222°N 79.24306°E
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Amgarhi is a village located in the periphery of Corbett National Park, Uttarakhand, India. [1]
Its name derives from its mango (aam) orchids.
It is located 15 km from Ramnagar, and can be accessed by forest road from near the crossing of the Kosi barrage on the Ramnagar - Haldwani Road.
Amghari is part of the Nainital district. [2] The Postal Index Number is 263159. [1] [2]
Features of this location include step farms, old houses, adjoining jungle, and streams.
29°28′20″N 79°14′35″E / 29.47222°N 79.24306°E
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