Jim Corbett National Park Tour

Topography and Vegetation

The national park spans around 520km2 with an undulating topography ranging from tall hills to grasslands, lakes, and marshes. The two rivers, Ramganga and Kosi, flow through the park, with their tributaries creating a network of water bodies in the sanctuary. Over 110 species of trees grow here, thus creating a canopy of thick forests at Jim Corbett National park.

Mammals & Other species

Jim Corbett National Park is the undisputed territory of the royal Bengal tiger. However, the park is home to more wildlife, including leopards, elephants, jungle cat, fishing cat, barking deer, sambar deer, hog deer, chital, sloth, and Himalayan black bears. Look carefully, and you may spot the exotic yellow-throated martens, Himalayan gorals, langurs, and rhesus macaques in the forest. Watch out for wild elephants frolicking in the waters of Ramganga, and check out the crocodiles & gharials that are bred here and then released in the river.

Birds of Jim Corbett

Jim Corbett is not only famous for its tigers & elephants but is also a birder’s paradise. Over 650 species of birds, both migrant & resident, grace the park. Climb up a watchtower, and you may spot jungle fowl, partridge, pheasant, dove, woodpecker, teal, cormorant, and stork. So do pack your binoculars when you hit the trail in Jim Corbett National park.

Tiger Safari in Jim Corbett national park

Jim Corbett National Park promises you an ultimate safari experience. Divided into various zones, the park offers you both Jeep Safari and Canter Safari. Stay in the forest guest house inside the park and board a jeep or canter for a thrilling tiger safari. With our expert guides & trackers and a bit of good luck, you are sure to catch sight of the royal Bengal tiger in the wilderness of Jim Corbett National Park.

Best Time to Visit Jim Corbett National Park

Some zones of the park are open throughout the year, but the peak season is from mid-November to June when all the zones are open to the public for a thrilling safari experience.

How to Reach Jim Corbett National Park

By Air- Pantnagar Airport, around 80kms from Jim Corbett National Park is the closest airport.

By Rail- Ramnagar Railway station is well-connected to major cities in the country.

By Road- Corbett is well connected via Ramnagar by a well-developed network of roads & highways.