Jim Corbett Tiger Reserve
Visit Jim Corbett Tiger Reserve With WOW
Corbett Express (2N 3D)
Corbett Tiger Trails (2N 3D)
Corbett Tiger Trails (3N 4D)
Corbett Discovery (4N 5D)
India’s Oldest National Park
Jim Corbett Tiger Reserve is India’s first national park and a living legacy of conservation. Located in Uttarakhand at the Himalayan foothills, Corbett offers an incredible mix of dense sal forests, grasslands, riverbanks, and hill terrain— making it one of the most scenic and wildlife-rich parks in the country.
India’s First National Park (Established in 1936)
Excellent Tiger, Elephant & Bird Sightings
Diverse Landscapes – Forests, Grasslands & Riverbeds
Best Time to Visit: October to June
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why Jim Corbett Should Be on Your Must-Visit List
Jim Corbett isn’t just a national park — it’s where India’s conservation story began. As the oldest national park in Indiaand the birthplace of Project Tiger, it holds deep historical and ecological significance.
But beyond its legacy, here’s why it’s a must-visit for any nature lover:
Incredible Diversity in a Single Park: From thick Sal forests to open grasslands and riverine ecosystems, Corbett offers a dramatic shift in terrain between zones — giving you a rich, varied jungle experience in one trip.
Wildlife Sightings Are Authentic and Rewarding: While tiger sightings are always a possibility, it’s the complete ecosystem — elephants, deer herds, crocodiles, and a wide range of birds — that makes every safari meaningful.
Birding Haven: With over 600 recorded bird species, including rare residents and winter migrants, Corbett is one of North India’s premier birding destinations.
Accessible Yet Wild: Just a few hours from Delhi, Corbett offers true wilderness without the need for long travel — perfect for long weekends, short escapes, or pairing with other Uttarakhand experiences like Nainital or Pangot.
Guided by Knowledge: With every tour, you’re accompanied by experienced naturalists who help you interpret the forest — making it not just a trip, but an education in the wild.
Whether you’re a first-time wildlife traveler or a returning naturalist, Corbett offers something timeless — raw nature, deep silence, and the thrill of the unknown around every corner.
What kind of forest is Jim Corbett?
Jim Corbett features a mix of dense Sal forests, open grasslands (chaurs), riverine belts, and hilly terrain. This varied landscape creates rich microhabitats, making it one of the most ecologically diverse tiger reserves in India. The terrain ranges from flat plains in zones like Jhirna and Bijrani to undulating riverbanks and cliffs in Dhikala and Dhela. The Ramganga River flows through the heart of the reserve, attracting large herds of elephants and other wildlife throughout the year.
What kind of biodiversity can I expect?
Corbett is home to a wide range of mammals, reptiles, birds, and plant species. The reserve hosts:
Over 50 mammal species including Royal Bengal Tigers, Asian elephants, leopards, sloth bears, gharial, jackals, and wild boars
600+ bird species, from forest birds like hornbills, woodpeckers, and niltavas to water birds like cormorants, kingfishers, and herons
Reptiles like mugger crocodiles, Indian rock pythons, and various lizards
And flora including Sal, Rohini, Haldu, and Ber trees, along with grass species and dense undergrowth.
Is tiger sighting common in Corbett?
Jim Corbett Tiger Reserve has one of the highest tiger densities in India, and sightings are possible — especially in zones like Dhikala and Bijrani. However, it’s important to remember that Corbett’s terrain is dense and natural — unlike parks with more open landscapes like Bandhavgarh or Tadoba.
That means:
Tiger sightings in Corbett are frequent, but not guaranteed.
Guests often rely on alarm calls, pugmarks, and expert tracking to improve their chances.
The experience is incredibly authentic — seeing a tiger in Corbett feels truly earned.
Most travelers return with memorable sightings of elephants, deer herds, crocodiles, and a rich variety of birds, with many lucky enough to spot the big cat too — often with the help of skilled guides and naturalists.
In short: Yes, tiger sightings do happen often — but they are part of a larger, thrilling forest experience.
What are the expected wildlife sightings in Corbett?
Wildlife sightings vary based on zone, season, and time of day, but many guests commonly see:
Spotted deer, sambar deer, langurs, wild boars, and occasionally jackals and civets
Asian elephants, especially near water bodies and during the summer months
Birds such as racket-tailed drongo, green bee-eater, owlets, hornbills, parakeets, barbets, and peafowl
Tiger sightings, while not guaranteed, are fairly regular in zones like Dhikala and Bijrani — naturalists help track alarm calls and signs for the best chance.
How many days are ideal for a Corbett trip?
A 2-night, 3-day tour gives you a good overview with 3–4 safaris. For deeper immersion into multiple zones and better sighting chances, 3–5 nights are recommended. Dhikala, being inside the core zone, is best experienced over 3+ nights.
Is Corbett good for birdwatching?
Absolutely. With over 600 species, Jim Corbett is a birdwatcher’s paradise. Guests often spot crested serpent eagles, great hornbills, lineated barbets, woodpeckers, bee-eaters, drongos, and migratory water birds depending on the season. Winter (Nov–Feb) is especially rich for bird diversity.
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Moments Captured in Corbett
