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Enjoy a Thrilling Wildlife Spotting Experience At Jim Corbett National Park.
Enjoy a Thrilling Wildlife Spotting Experience At Jim Corbett National Park.
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Bookings are now open for the Buffer Zone (01 July to 30 September). Core and Buffer Zone bookings will be accepted from 01st October onwards. Reserve your safari seats and accommodation today!
They will share a seat with a family member. No separate seating will be provided for children under 5.
Ensure you bring the original ID proof (Aadhar Card, Driving License, Voter ID, Passport, or Student ID) used during booking.
Safari pickup and drop services are unavailable. Visitors must make their way to the safari gate on their own or pay additional fees for pickup/drop services.
Brief Journey of
Home of the Majestic Bengal Tiger
In the early 1900s, British officials like E. R. Stevens and E. A. Smythies advised to make this area a national park. In 1907, the idea of making a game reserve was considered.
The work of establishment was started in the 1930s in which Jim Corbett also helped. Hailey National Park was the first Asia's park established in 1936 with the area of 323 square kilometer.
Explore Corbett National Park
Corbett Park is divided into 8 tourist zones, where tourists can enjoy safaris
The Dhikala Zone is the most renowned and breathtaking safari zone of Jim Corbett National Park, offering an unmatched wildlife experience. Known as the park’s largest tourism zone, Dhikala is celebrated worldwide for its thrilling tiger sightings, rich biodiversity, and stunning landscapes. A trip here is more than just a safari – it’s a journey into the untouched wilderness of Corbett.
The Bijrani Zone of Jim Corbett National Park is one of the most popular safari zones, admired for its diverse wildlife, picturesque landscapes, and thrilling safari experiences. Located close to Ramnagar, this zone is easily accessible and highly recommended for tourists who want to enjoy a mix of dense forest, grasslands, and open safari trails.
The Jhirna Zone of Jim Corbett National Park is a favorite among wildlife lovers for its open landscapes, diverse fauna, and unique advantage of being open throughout the year. Unlike other zones, Jhirna welcomes visitors even during the monsoon, making it a perfect choice for those who want to experience the jungle in all seasons.
The Dhela Zone is one of the newest tourism zones of Jim Corbett National Park, opened for visitors in 2014. Despite being relatively new, Dhela has quickly gained popularity for its rich biodiversity, tranquil forest atmosphere, and high chances of wildlife encounters. Its unique charm lies in its mix of dense sal forests, grasslands, and water bodies, making it a paradise for both wildlife enthusiasts and birdwatchers.
The Durga Devi Zone of Jim Corbett National Park is a paradise for adventure lovers, birdwatchers, and those who wish to explore the raw, untouched beauty of the Himalayan foothills. Known for its hilly terrain, dense forests, and flowing rivers, this zone offers a unique safari experience quite different from the grasslands of Dhikala or the plains of Bijrani.
The Garjiya Zone is one of the most popular safari zones of Jim Corbett National Park, offering visitors a perfect balance of wildlife adventure and natural beauty. Opened for tourists in recent years, Garjiya has quickly gained recognition for its excellent safari trails, high chances of tiger sightings, and accessibility from Ramnagar.
The Phato Zone is the newest addition to the safari tourism zones of Jim Corbett National Park, inaugurated in December 2021. Spread across the Ramnagar Forest Division, Phato has quickly gained popularity among tourists for its unspoiled beauty, eco-tourism focus, and excellent wildlife sightings.
The Sitabani Buffer Zone of Jim Corbett National Park is unlike any other safari zone. Known for its mythological significance, serene landscapes, and abundant wildlife, Sitabani is a favorite among those who want to experience the jungle away from the busier core zones.
Plan Your Trip
Jim Corbett National Park
Winter is considered the best time to visit Jim Corbett. The temperature ranges from 5°C to 30°C - neither too cold nor too hot.
Temperature can go from 8°C to 46°C in summer. This time is good for wildlife spotting as foliage becomes thin and animals are easily visible.
Heavy rainfall from July to September. Major park areas remain closed, only buffer zones stay open with limited safari rides.
Travel Information
Multiple convenient ways to reach Jim Corbett National Park
Distance Information
Essential Guidelines
Everything you need to know before your safari adventure
While filling the booking form, make sure to provide the full name, age, and gender of every visitor exactly as mentioned on their ID proof. A valid ID card must also be submitted along with the advance payment for your safari booking.
Select your preferred travel dates and safari slots while booking.
An advance safari entry fee is mandatory at the time of reservation.
Enter the ID card number of the document you are submitting (Voter ID, Aadhaar, Driving License, Passport, etc.).
Bookings made online are non-refundable under any circumstances.
Carry the original ID proof with you during the safari ride – it should be the same document used at the time of booking.
For best availability, make your Jim Corbett Safari Booking at least 45 days in advance.
International visitors are advised to book 90 days in advance.
Foreign nationals must provide passport details for confirmation.
Safari zones are allotted based on availability, which means your ride may take place in any designated zone.
Dhikala Canter Safari operates only from 15th November to 15th June every year and remains closed during monsoons. Plan your trip accordingly.
Always carry the entry permit issued at the time of booking – it is mandatory for entry into the park.
The permit issued is provisional and can be canceled by government authorities without prior notice.
The Director of Corbett Tiger Reserve has the final authority over all safari-related decisions.
The entry permit is non-transferable as it is linked to your personal ID. Only the person whose ID was used can avail the safari.
Every safari group is accompanied by a registered naturalist guide. Changing guides during the ride is not allowed.
No entry is permitted after sunset. However, night stays inside Forest Rest Houses are allowed with proper permits.
On weekends, holidays, and festival days, safari charges may be higher.
Do not get down from the gypsy, canter, or elephant during the safari.
Pets are strictly prohibited inside the park premises.
All visitors must follow the rules and behave responsibly for their own safety and the protection of wildlife.
Your Ultimate Wildlife Adventure Starts Here!
Book Your Safari NowJim Corbett National Park (Ramnagar, Uttarakhand) is a protected forest zone with strict rules to safeguard both wildlife and visitors. To enter, every tourist must obtain valid safari permits issued by the forest department.
The government issues two types of permits:
Whether you are an Indian or a foreign visitor, a valid day pass is compulsory to enter any zone. For those wishing to experience a thrilling stay inside the jungle, a night stay permit is required.