About Jim Corbett National Park

Established in 1936, Jim Corbett National Park spans over 1,288 square kilometers and is renowned for its rich biodiversity, including Bengal tigers, elephants, and a variety of bird species. The park is divided into several safari zones, each offering unique experiences for wildlife enthusiasts.

🐾 Safari Zones in Corbett National Park

• 🌿 Dhikala Zone
  Access: Dhangari Gate (32 km from Ramnagar)   |   Open: 15th Nov – 15th June
  Safari Type: Canter Safari (16-seater bus); Gypsy Safari for resident guests only
  Highlights: Vast grasslands, Patli Dun valley, with high chances of spotting Bengal tigers and elephants.
• 🐅 Bijrani Zone
  Access: Amdanda Gate   |   Open: 1st Oct – 30th June
  Safari Type: Jeep Safari
  Highlights: Dense Sal forests, open meadows, and river streams. Known for excellent tiger sightings.
• 🦜 Jhirna Zone
  Access: Dhela Gate (16 km from Ramnagar)   |   Open: Throughout the year
  Safari Type: Jeep Safari
  Highlights: Bamboo vegetation, birdwatching, and sightings of sloth bears and leopards.

🛏️ Accommodation Options

Corbett National Park offers various accommodation options, ranging from forest rest houses to private resorts:

• Forest Rest Houses: Located within the park, such as Dhikala Forest Rest House, Bijrani Forest Guest House, and Jhirna Forest Lodge.
• Private Resorts: Options like Garjia Safari Resort, Tiger Camp Resort, and Infinity Resorts Corbett provide comfortable stays with additional amenities.

🎟️ Safari Booking Tips

• Advance booking is recommended, especially during peak seasons due to limited permits.
• Carry a valid ID proof at the gate; for foreigners, only passports are accepted.
• Safaris run in early morning and late afternoon for best wildlife sightings.

🧭 Travel Tips

• Best time to visit is November to June, avoiding the monsoon season.
• Wear light, neutral-colored clothes suited for warm weather.
• Don't forget sunscreen, binoculars, camera, and a hat.
• Stay hydrated and carry essential medications.