Jim Corbett’s Rudraprayag | Jim Corbett Park | Sandhya Aarti | Uttarakhand, India

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Jim Corbett’s Rudraprayag | Jim Corbett Park | Sandhya Aarti | Uttarakhand, India
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Rudraprayag is situated in the Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand, India. It is the confluence of Alaknanda & Mandakini rivers. In this place Jim Corbett had shot the man eating leopard which had killed more than 125 lives. One can visit the place at Gulabrai. Road for Kedarnatn and Badrinath diverts from here and many pilgrims on their Char Dham Yatra tend to stop here for its religious significance. In this video you will get to know things to do and places to visit in Rudraprayag. Hope, the information will help you in planning your Rudraprayag trip.
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[@BeesTravelDiary]

Dear viewers... At 5:19 of the video, the caption reads Navin Chandra Devli which it should have been Ishwari Dutt Devli instead. By mistake I wrote it and I apologise for it. Sorry.

[@saritamundwaik1770]

Thanks,as,I am great lover of sir Jim Corbett enjoyed this video

[@saritamundwaik1770]

also pleased to see photo of Panditji who was friend of great hunter sire Jim Corbett thanks again

[@pslakshmananiyer5285]

Thanks. We at distant place have read the book and had imagined a jungle hilly place with the Pandit house near the mango tree. Alas! They built a memorial at the location where leopard was shot. They could have maintained the jungle.

[@dhananjay555]

U light old memories of man eating leapord of Rudraprayag!

[@kmmfancun]

I love jim corbett story, thanks alot you show me the place, when i read the story,i dream about a place of rudrapayak men eater,

[@gargidasgupta2746]

two beautiful rivers, nice videos.

[@sunilap6192]

All the best.... with love from kerala

[@BeesTravelDiary]

@ Sunil AP ... Thank you very much.🙏

[@greenwoods6007]

Thank u. I am great lover of Jim carpet. I enjoyed the visuals which is described in rudraprayagbman eater.

[@BeesTravelDiary]

Thank you for liking. 🙏

[@Bernardianism]

As a fan of Sir Jim Corbett, I am very pleased to see these visuals. Thanks for your good effort to show around us. Try to do these videos more dramatically. Millions of people out there might happy to see this. Thanks

[@BeesTravelDiary]

Thanks, will do!

[@yashadattadeo]

As a staunch fan of Mr Jim Corbett, I really enjoyed the part of an interview with the Shop Keeper. Its a really fascinating book. My dream will be to visit that place and read the "The man-eater of Rudraprayag", again!. Thank you very much for this video.

[@BeesTravelDiary]

Glad you enjoyed it! 🙏

[@ugc1784]

These places of Kumaon & Garhwal have been made immortal by the legendary hunter-cum-coservationist-cum-anthropologist Jim Corbett. 'The Man Eating Leopard Of Rudraprayag' is a world best seller classic.