The Koru Ville Brings a New Residential Township to the Gateway of Jim Corbett National Park
Explore The Koru Ville in Kilawali, Uttarakhand — a gated plots and villa township minutes from Jim Corbett National Park. Build your dream today.
Kilawali, Uttarakhand — July 3, 2026 — The Koru Ville, a residential plots and villa township, is coming up at Kilawali, Uttarakhand — 244712, positioned at the gateway to Jim Corbett National Park, India's oldest national park and the birthplace of Project Tiger. The project has been conceived for buyers seeking a permanent address, a holiday retreat, or a long-term land asset in one of North India's most talked-about ecotourism corridors.
Kilawali sits along the well-connected Kashipur–Ramnagar highway belt in Udham Singh Nagar district, an area that has quietly become a preferred address for second-home seekers travelling out of Delhi NCR, western Uttar Pradesh, and Punjab. The Koru Ville offers residential plots and villas designed around open green pockets, wide internal roads, and a layout that keeps the surrounding forest and river landscape visible from within the township.
"Build Your Dream Today reflects a shift we are seeing among Indian homebuyers — a move toward owning land in destinations that combine nature, tourism footfall, and long-term livability, rather than only chasing city-centre addresses," said a spokesperson for the project.
About the Township
The Koru Ville is a planned township of residential plots and villas developed with attention to open space, walkability, and a nature-first layout. The project is a short drive from Tumaria Dam, a popular local water body, and sits within comfortable travelling distance of Jim Corbett National Park's safari zones, the town of Kashipur, and the Kashipur, Gaushala, and Ramnagar railway stations. The township is designed to give families and investors a well-planned foothold in the Corbett belt, supported by clear roads and civic planning, in a location that works equally well as a weekend retreat or a full-time home.
Why the Jim Corbett Region
Jim Corbett National Park was established in 1936 as India's first national park and became the first reserve to come under Project Tiger in 1973. It remains one of the country's most visited wildlife destinations, drawing a steady stream of travellers through its Bijrani, Dhikala, Jhirna, and Dhela safari zones — footfall that has, over the past decade, turned towns like Ramnagar and Kashipur into genuine real estate corridors rather than seasonal getaways.
The region is served by Pantnagar Airport and by rail through Ramnagar, Kashipur, and Gaushala stations, with road connectivity to Delhi NCR, Moradabad, Rudrapur, and Haldwani. Ramnagar has functioned as the administrative and access point to Corbett for well over a century, and the Kashipur–Ramnagar highway belt, where Kilawali is located, benefits directly from this positioning without sitting inside the protected reserve itself. Hill stations such as Nainital, Ranikhet, Almora, and the birdwatching village of Pangot lie within a comfortable drive, giving residents reasons to extend their stay beyond a single park visit.
More Indian families are actively looking for a second address away from metro congestion — one that offers open land and a slower pace while remaining reachable within a day's drive. This positions the Kilawali–Kashipur–Ramnagar corridor as a region where real estate is backed by genuine tourism activity, established infrastructure, and a well-documented travel history.
About The Koru Ville
The Koru Ville is a planned residential plots and villa township at Kilawali, Uttarakhand, developed for buyers seeking a well-connected, nature-facing address at the gateway to Jim Corbett National Park.
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