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Important Notice for Visitors: This is not the official website of Corbett Tiger Reserve. This is a registered private travel agency that helps tourists and organizes jungle tour packages and jungle Jeep safaris for Jim Corbett National Park.

About Jim Corbett National Park

Jim Corbett National Park was established in 1936 as Hailey National Park, and is the oldest national park in India. The park has had many name changes over the years, as well as changes in its boundaries. In 1954-55, it was renamed from Hailey National Park to Ramganga National Park, and then again in 1955-56 to Jim Corbett National Park. It was given its current name in honor of well-known author and wildlife conservationist Jim Corbett, who played a key role in its establishment. It is located in the Nainital district of Uttarakhand, and was named after Jim Corbett who played a key role in its establishment. The park was the first to come under the Project Tiger initiative, and contains sub-Himalayan belt geographical and ecological characteristics. It is an ecotourism destination, and contains 488 different species of plants and a diverse variety of fauna. The influx of tourists, among other issues, poses a significant threat to the Corbett Tiger Reserve's ecological balance.

For years, Corbett has been a popular destination for tourists and wildlife enthusiasts alike. Tourism is only allowed in certain areas of the park so that visitors can appreciate its natural beauty and the diversity of its wildlife. However, in recent years the number of people coming to Corbett has increased dramatically. Presently, the park receives more than 70,000 visitors each season from India and abroad.

Jim Corbett National Park is home to a diverse range of landscapes, from hills and riverine belts to marshy depressions and grasslands. The park spans an area of 520.82 km (201.1 sq mi) and ranges in elevation from 1,300 to 4,000 ft (400 to 1,220 m). Winter nights can be cold, but the days are bright and sunny. The park experiences its heaviest rainfall from July to September. The dense moist deciduous forest mainly consists of sal, haldu, peepal, rohini and mango trees. Forest covers almost 73% of the park, while 10% of the area consists of grasslands.

Jim Jim Corbett National Park is home to around 110 tree species, 50 mammal species, 580 bird species, and 25 reptile species. The park's historic rest houses include Garjiya, Sultan, Gairal, Sarpdhuli, Khinanauli, Dhikala, Bijrani, Jhirna, and Dhela. Accommodation is available at various locations throughout the Sonanadi Tourism Zone, including Dhikala, Sarapduli, Gairal, Sultan, Bijrani, Malani, Jhirna, Dhela, Halduparao, Kanda and Lohachaur. All rooms feature double beds and basic amenities. There is also a twelve bed dormitory at Dhikala and an eight bed dormitory at Gairal for visitors intending to stay inside the forest.

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Safari Zone's in Corbett

Zone Entry Gate 19KM
Dhikala Dhangarhi 09 KM
Bijrani Amdanda 01KM
Jhirna Dhela KM
Durgadevi Durgadevi 21KM
Dhela Dhela 09KM
Phato Maldhan 12KM

Day Visit Booking

Apart from Night Stay Accommodation facilities in the forest rest houses, Corbett Tiger Reserve also offers Day Visit/Jungle Safari facilities for the visiting tourist. This is a preferred way by many tourists to visit the park who cannot come for longer stays or wish to stay outside the park. The Day Visit/Jungle Safari is done 'only' with vehicles registered with the park administration as private vehicles are not allowed inside the park. Bookings for Day Visit/Jungle Safari can be done using this website.

The other mode to visit the picturesque park is via the 'Ramganga conducted tour' which takes the tourists to the Dhikala Zone for Day Visit in Canters (capacity of up to 16 adults). Every day two Canter rides are conducted in morning and two in the evening shifts.

Every tourist season, Dhikala Ecotourism zone open after monsoon on 15th of November for day visit (via Ramganga Conducted Tours), while Durga Devi and Bijrani Zone opens for day visits from 15th of October onwards. Jhirna and Dhela remain open throughout the year for day visits. The Bijrani ecotourism zone is famous among the tourists for its beautiful Sal forest and expansive grasslands. Elephant safari is conducted here for the willing visitors. The safaris are a great source of learning for the visitors about Indian Wildlife and conservation efforts. Along with Bijrani, for the convenience of visitors and streamlining tourism management in Corbett Tiger Reserve, the reserve has been divided into six mutually exclusive tourism zones, each having separate gate for entry.

About Corbett Tourism

Corbett Tourism is a team of passionate wildlife travelers cum wildlife tour advisers. We are not those typical sales people who are trying to sell you cheap packages and misinforming you. Dhikala tourism is team of passionate professionals who breathe wildlife tourism. We have organized over 1000 trips & every time we ensure the best experience. We customize your trip according to your taste & comfort so weather you are a wildlife photographer or visiting with family, We under promise & over deliver. Our Leadership“A Nature Lover, A Wildlife Enthusiast & An Avid Traveller who has been wandering the wilderness of Corbett for quite a lot of years now finally decides to use all his experience to take up tourism professionally & is successfully running his Travel Outfit ‘ Corbett Tourism Travels’ since 2007…!!With Him,,, You Will get to know Jungle better, We bet…!! Coz as they say ‘A Jungle is way more complex in real than it looks”

Born n brought up in Ramnagar (the Gateway of Jim Corbett National Park), Corbett Tourism has started his career as a Jungle Guide in Corbett who quite started liking to make people xplore the wilderness of his land, Corbett…Gradually, the liking turned into passion and now after 12 yrs in the tourism industry, he is successfully helping people xplore the wilderness of Corbett as a naturalist cum wildlife tour operator… Under his guidance, your wildlife tour would be quite worth it, trust us…!!. About the CorbettTourism.com In the website we have tried to give all required information one need, before visiting the national park. We also have wildlife expert in our team having years of experience in Indian wildlife. We also can help you in designing your tour in a way and manner you want it. In the site we have given some sample tour packages specially for Jim Corbett National Park.

About the Services: Strong Associations with all the hotels and resorts at corbett, enables us to give our clients their best value for money. This trait of our, makes us the most attractive tour and travel agency for you. We are prompt in our replies to your queries, and this has earned us a reputation as one of the best and most efficient tour and travel operators in India by both our clients and our overseas partners. At Jim Corbett National Park we offers the Following services: Arrival and departure services from station and airport. Hotel and Resort Accomodation at Corbett. Jungle safari tours ( By jeep as well as Elephant and Canter Safari ). Local Transport and nearby excursion. Government forest rest house Tour Packages. Generally people think this site official website of Corbett national park or corbett tiger reserve. But, it is not true. This is a Registered Private Travel Agency under the name of "CORBETT TOURISM" which organizes Corbett Tour Packages & Jeep Safari Packages. This site belongs to such an individuals who deal in online booking for jim Jim corbett national park jeep safari, online dhikala canter safari booking, online dhikala tour packages booking, online corbett forest rest house booking, online hotel & resorts booking. We are bound to follow the same rules and regulations which are directed by the Corbett Tiger Reserve and Uttarakhand Government.

Accommodation (Dhikala Forest Lodge )
1. New Forest Rest House : No of Rooms – 04
2. Old Forest Rest House: No of rooms -05
3. Dhikala Annexe: No of Rooms 07
4. Hutment: No of rooms 06
5. Cabins: No of Rooms 06
6. All Range quarters: No of Rooms 04.

How To Reach

There are many ways to travel to Jim Corbett as all the means of reaching there have been discussed below:.

By Road – The way to Jim Corbett by road from Delhi is via Noida, Kashipur, and then finally Ramnagar. It takes 7-8 hours from Delhi to reach Corbett national park from Delhi via road.

By Train – Ramnagar is the closest railway station and is well connected to some of the major places like Delhi, Varanasi, Haridwar, and Lucknow. However, people travelling from other parts of India, will have to first come to Delhi and then take a connecting train to Ramnagar.

By Bus – Again Ramnagar is the popular destination as buses from places like Delhi, Haridwar, Dehradun and other places. One can take a bus to Ramnagar and from there it’s quite easy to reach the camping site of Jim Corbett National Park.

By Air – This in a way is not an idea way to get here. However, there’s a daily flight fron Delhi to Pantnagar and from there the approx distance to Jim Corbett National Park is 80 odd kilometres. One can take a cab and reach there in around two hours.

Approx Distance From Measure City's of Corbett
Ramnagar 13KM
Haldwani 48
Nainital 54
Kathgodam 55
Moradabad 101
Almora 117

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