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  • Oct 14, 2025
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WelcomHeritage Tarangi Ramganga Resort


Our story is 30 years old and is filled with so many memorable moments and milestones. It all started in the 1970's, when the two

owners and their friend had visited this area solely for their passion for fishing. They found themselves coming back to the very same

spot so often that the idea of owning a piece of this property made so much sense and they ended up buying this large piece of land

and continued to use it for feeding their fishing passion. Finally in 1990’s the decision to run a resort was taken.


To add beauty to the already breathtaking resort is the river Ramganga that flows right in front of it. The front boundary of the resort is

of ramganga river and the rear boundary is the dense forest. Between the rooms and the river is a massive green lawn.


Tarangi Ramganga Resort is among the biggest resorts in the area in terms of size and the oldest resort in this area. There are

approx. 3000 trees which house approx. 250 bird species at and around the resort. Organic fruits such as Mangoes, Guava, Litchi,

Grapefruit, Wild Amla, and Jack fruits and also a few vegetables such as Chilies and Lemongrass, are grown at the resort and mostly

is consumed by the wildlife primarily monkeys, sambhar, and wild boars. Some of the organic produce is also used for cooking food

at the resort both for guests and employees as well as distributed among the locals. Guests are also welcome to go fruit picking at

the resort and enjoy eating the fresh fruits as a part of the experience.



The property is merged with the locals in a way that a good percentage of the staff are recruited locally and the resort is very much

accepted as a part of the local scenery. The owners have taken corporate social responsibility seriously from the very beginning and

constructed the resort in a way that the structure is low and it all blends into the green background.


 
 
 

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