Tourist Attractions

1. Dhikala Zone – The park’s most popular zone, offering the best chance to spot tigers, elephants, and gharials along the Ramganga River.

2. Bijrani Zone – Known for dense forests, open grasslands, and picturesque safari trails.

3. Jhirna Zone – Open year-round and ideal for spotting wild boars, sloth bears, and deer species.

4. Durga Devi Zone – A paradise for birdwatchers, with species like crested serpent eagles and kingfishers.

5. Garjia Temple – A sacred temple perched on a large rock in the middle of the Kosi River, attracting devotees and tourists alike.

6. Corbett Museum – Located in Kaladhungi, this museum celebrates Jim Corbett’s life and work with photographs, letters, and hunting gear.

Things to Do

• Wildlife Safari – Embark on thrilling jeep or canter safaris through the park’s various zones for a chance to spot tigers, leopards, elephants, and hundreds of bird species.

• Bird Watching – With over 600 avian species, Corbett is a bird lover’s haven.

• Nature Walks & Photography – Capture the golden light filtering through sal trees or the majesty of elephants in their natural habitat.

• River Rafting on Kosi River – For adventure seekers, enjoy mild rapids with scenic views.

• Camping & Bonfire – Stay close to nature with eco-friendly campsites and enjoy starlit nights.

• Cultural Exploration – Visit nearby Kumaoni villages to experience local cuisine, crafts, and traditions.

How to Reach

• By Air – The nearest airport is Pantnagar Airport (about 80 km from the park), with regular flights from Delhi.

• By Rail – Ramnagar Railway Station (12 km from the park) is well connected to major Indian cities.

• By Road – Excellent road connectivity from Delhi (approx. 260 km) via NH9; regular buses and taxis are available.

Best Time to Visit

• November to February (Winter) – Pleasant weather, clear skies, and excellent chances of spotting large mammals.

• March to June (Summer) – Warmer temperatures drive animals to waterholes, making sightings more predictable.

• July to September (Monsoon) – Certain zones remain closed, but the lush greenery is mesmerizing for photography and offbeat travelers.

Tip: The Dhikala Zone is open from mid-November to mid-June, so plan accordingly.

Why Choose This Tour

• Expert-Guided Safaris – Experienced naturalists enhance your wildlife encounters with in-depth knowledge.

• Multiple Safari Zones – Tailored itineraries to maximize sightings and experiences.

• Comfortable Stays – Options from luxury resorts to forest lodges for every budget.

• Cultural Insights – Blend of wildlife adventure with Kumaoni heritage tours.

• Responsible Tourism – Eco-conscious practices to preserve the park’s fragile ecosystem.