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Jim Corbett
Jim Corbett National Park, located in the Nainital district of Uttarakhand, is India’s first national park, established in 1936 during the British period as Hailey National Park. It was renamed in 1956 after the hunter and conservationist Jim Corbett, who had played a key role in its creation.
The park was also the first to be included under Project Tiger in 1973, making it an important center for tiger conservation in India. Covering an area of about 520.8 square kilometers, the park features diverse landscapes, including hills, riverine belts, marshy depressions, grasslands, and a large lake, with elevations ranging from 400 to 1,220 meters. It experiences cold winters with sunny days and heavy monsoon rains from July to September.
Rich in biodiversity, nearly 73 percent of the park is covered with dense moist deciduous forests dominated by sal trees, along with haldu, peepal, rohini, and mango, while grasslands make up about 10 percent. In total, the park supports around 617 plant species, 110 tree species, 50 species of mammals, 580 species of birds, and 25 reptile species. Famous for its Bengal tigers, the park is also home to elephants, leopards, deer, gharials, and a wide variety of birdlife. Today, it stands as a popular ecotourism destination, though increasing tourist activity poses significant challenges to maintaining its delicate ecological balance.
Entry Formalities
Jim Corbett National Park, located in Ramnagar, is a protected area with strict rules and regulations to ensure the safety of both visitors and wildlife. All tourists are required to follow these guidelines for a safe and enjoyable experience.
To enter the park, visitors must obtain approval from the forest authorities in the form of safari permits.
Types of Permits
The government issues two types of permits for entry into the park:
1. Day Safari Permit
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Required for visiting any of the safari zones inside the park.
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Allows tourists to enjoy wildlife safaris during the day within the permitted time slot.
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Mandatory for both Indian and foreign visitors.
2. Night Stay Permit
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Required for staying overnight inside the park’s Forest Lodges.
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Offers tourists a unique chance to experience the wilderness after dark.
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Issued for a minimum of 1 night and up to a maximum of 3 nights.
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Serves as government authorization and a guarantee of accommodation.
You can easily make a Jim Corbett Safari Booking or a Dhikala Night Stay Booking through our website.
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The safari price mentioned above is only for indian nationals, price for foreign nationals is Rs. 12,500/- for Durga devi, Jhirna, Dhela, Bijrani & Garjia gates.
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Phanto, Sitabani, Bhandar pani, Corbett Heritage & Mohan Gates are Rs.8, 500/- for Foreighn Nationals
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The price for Junle Jeep Exploration remains the same for both Indians and foreighners, which is Rs 5,500/- for one to a maximum of six participants.
The Corbett Safari Moments
Capturing the Beauty and Excitement of Our Tours
Famous Safari Zones of Corbett
Bijrani
The Bijrani Zone near Aamdanda Gate is a top choice for day tourists, known for its grasslands, forests, and rich wildlife. Safaris here require permits, with limited vehicles allowed daily and options for forest lodge stays or elephant rides. Get ready for the Adventure. Jungles are calling.
Rs 7,999/-
Price is per Jeep. Maximum 6 People allowed.
Garjia
The Garjiya Zone, located 3 km from Ramnagar via Ringora Gate, is famed for its serene forests, stunning landscapes, and rich tiger population. Tourists can enjoy jeep safaris or guided forest trails with opportunities to spot elephants, tigers, and diverse wildlife, making it a thrilling experience.
Rs 8,000-
Price is per Jeep. Maximum 6 People allowed.
Dhikala (Canter Safari)
Dhikala, entered through Dhangarhi Gate near Ramnagar, is the most famous zone of Corbett. Known for its rich wildlife, scenic grasslands, and Ramganga river views, it offers the best chance to spot tigers, elephants, and diverse birdlife. Staying at the Dhikala Forest Lodge is Bliss.
Rs 2,450/-
Price is per Person.
Durga Devi
Durga Devi Gate is the entry point to the Durga Devi Zone, located about 28 km from Ramnagar on the way to Marchula. Nestled in hilly terrain along the Ramganga and Mandal rivers, it is famous for mahseer fishing, birdwatching, and sightings of elephants, leopards, and tigers.
Rs 7,999/-
Price is per Jeep. Maximum 6 People allowed.
Dhela
The Dhela Zone, open all year, is famed for tiger sightings, rich birdlife, and diverse forests. Safari entry is limited to 15 jeeps per shift in both morning and evening. It is the most popular zone after Dhikala for wildlife enthusiasts. Lets witness the magic of Nature.
Rs 8,000/-
Price is per Jeep. Maximum 6 People allowed.
Jhirna
The Jhirna Safari Zone in Jim Corbett National Park, accessible via Dhela Gate (20 km from Ramnagar), is open year-round and renowned for easy, rewarding wildlife sightings. Once a village relocated under Project Tiger, it is now a dense forest rich in natural beauty and diverse fauna.
Rs 7,950/-
Price mentioned is per Person.
Sitabani
Sitabani is a serene zone adjoining the Corbett, rich in mythological significance and natural beauty. Unlike other zones, it allows walking and private vehicles, making it ideal for birdwatchers and nature lovers. Leopards, elephants, and deer are often spotted, along with a wide variety of birds.
Rs 6,500/-
Price is per Jeep. Maximum 6 People allowed.
Mohan Gate
Mohan Gate is one of the entry points to the Bijrani zone of Corbett, located on the Ramnagar–Marchula road. Surrounded by dense sal forests and hilly terrain, it offers a peaceful entry into wilderness areas less crowded than the main Dhikala route. Wildlife sightings here often include elephants, deer, leopards, and rich birdlife.
Rs 6,500/-
Price is per Jeep. Maximum 6 People allowed.
Phanto
Phanto Gate is the entry to the Phanto Zone, a buffer area of Corbett located near the Kalagarh Tiger Reserve side. Known for its tranquil forests, open grasslands, and fewer tourists, it offers a peaceful safari experience. Wildlife sightings may include elephants, deer, leopards, and a variety of birds.
Rs 7,500/-
Price is per Jeep. Maximum 6 People allowed.
Bhandar Pani
The Bhandar Pani Safari is a thrilling journey through the lush forests of Corbett’s buffer zone, offering a chance to spot wildlife in their natural habitat. This offbeat safari route is known for its scenic landscapes, dense greenery, and tranquil streams, making it perfect for nature lovers and photographers. Along the way, you may encounter deer, wild elephants, exotic birds, and, if lucky, even the elusive tiger.
Rs 6,500/-
Price is per Jeep. Maximum 6 People allowed.
Corbett Heritage Gate
The Corbett Heritage Gate serves as a symbolic entry point to the world-famous Jim Corbett National Park. Designed to reflect the park’s rich history and legacy, it welcomes visitors with an essence of wilderness and tradition. The gate not only marks the beginning of thrilling jungle safaris but also stands as a tribute to Jim Corbett’s conservation efforts.
Rs 6,500/-
Price is per Jeep. Maximum 6 People allowed.
Jungle Jeep Exploration
Embark on a thrilling Jungle Jeep Exploration in Jim Corbett National Park, where dense forests, grasslands, and riverbeds come alive with wildlife. The open jeep ride takes you deep into the wilderness, offering a chance to spot elephants, deer, leopards, exotic birds, and even the majestic tiger in its natural habitat. Guided by experienced drivers and naturalists, the safari is not just about adventure but also about learning the secrets of the jungle.
Rs 5,500/-
Price is per Jeep. Maximum 6 People allowed.
