Your Trusted Gateway to the Wild Heart of Corbett
We're not just a booking platform – we're passionate wildlife enthusiasts dedicated to giving you an unforgettable experience in Jim Corbett National Park.
Established with a vision to offer seamless, reliable, and enriching wildlife tours, we have proudly served over 15,000+ happy travelers. Our deep roots in the local community and years of expertise ensure that every safari is not just a trip, but a story you'll cherish forever. We believe in responsible tourism and work closely with forest departments to promote conservation.
From solo adventurers to large family groups, we curate experiences that match your needs. Our team of expert naturalists and guides are among the best in the region, maximizing your chances of spotting the majestic Royal Bengal Tiger while ensuring your safety and comfort. We handle all the complex booking procedures, so you can focus on the thrill of the wild.
Everything You Need to Know About Jim Corbett National Park
India's oldest national park is a treasure trove of biodiversity, history, and unforgettable wildlife encounters. Dive deep into the heart of the jungle.
A Legacy of Conservation
Established in 1936 as Hailey National Park, Corbett was renamed after the legendary hunter-turned-conservationist Jim Corbett. It was the first national park in mainland India and served as the launchpad for Project Tiger in 1973, making it one of the most critical tiger reserves in the country.
- Project Tiger's very first reserve
- Named after iconic naturalist Jim Corbett
- Over 520+ tigers and countless species
Rich Flora & Diverse Fauna
Spanning over 520 sq km of core area and nearly 800 sq km of buffer zone, Corbett boasts an incredible variety of ecosystems — from dense Sal forests to grasslands and riverine belts. It's home to over 600 species of birds, 50 mammals, and 25 reptile species.
- Key species: Royal Bengal Tiger, Leopard, Elephant
- 600+ bird species including Great Hornbill
- Rare flora: Sal, Sheesham, and Kanju trees
Explore the Famous Safari Zones
Corbett is divided into several tourist zones, each offering a unique landscape and wildlife sighting probability. From the highly sought-after Dhikala zone to the birdwatcher's paradise of Dhela, there's something for every wildlife enthusiast.
- Dhikala: Best for tiger sightings & grasslands
- Bijrani: Dense forests & high tiger activity
- Jhirna: Open all year round, good for sloth bears
- Dhela: Newest zone, great for birding
Best Time for Your Safari
While Corbett is open from mid-October to June, the best wildlife viewing months are from November to March when the weather is pleasant and animals frequent water sources. Summers (April-June) offer the highest chance of tiger sightings as animals come out in search of water.
- Peak tiger sighting: April – June
- Pleasant weather & birding: November – February
- Park closed: July – October (monsoon season)
Jeep, Canter & Elephant Safaris
We offer a range of safari options to suit every travel style. Jeep safaris are perfect for small groups and provide the most flexibility. Canter safaris (large open buses) are great for budget travelers. Elephant safaris (subject to availability) offer a unique, close-to-nature experience.
- Gypsy/Jeep: 6 persons max, best for photography
- Canter: 16-20 persons, budget-friendly
- Elephant Safari: Seasonal, limited seats
Stay in Comfort & Style
From luxury forest lodges inside the park (like Dhikala Forest Lodge) to cozy riverside resorts and budget homestays, we have accommodation options to match every budget. Our packages include stays at handpicked properties known for their hospitality and proximity to safari zones.
- In-zone stays: Dhikala, Gairal, Sarpduli
- Luxury resorts: The Riverview Retreat, Aahana
- Budget stays & homestays available
Ready for the Adventure of a Lifetime?
Book your safari with us today and get ready to witness the majestic tiger, serene landscapes, and vibrant wildlife of Jim Corbett National Park. Our team is here to help you every step of the way.