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Corbett National Park

Corbett National Park is one of the most famous and beautiful wildlife areas in India. It is located in Uttarakhand, in the districts of Nainital and Pauri. The park covers an area of 521 square kilometers. Along with the nearby Sonanadi Wildlife Sanctuary and forest areas, it forms the Corbett Tiger Reserve, which spreads over 1,288 square kilometers.

This park was started in 1936 and is the first national park in mainland Asia. It has many different types of land—like rivers, hills, forests, and grasslands—which makes it a great home for many animals and plants.

Corbett is well known for its Bengal Tigers and Asiatic Elephants. It is also a great place for bird lovers, as more than 600 kinds of birds live here. Because it lies between the mountains and the plains, Corbett has both Himalayan and lowland wildlife.

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🐅 Jim Corbett Forest Lodges

Stay Inside Nature’s Heart

Jim Corbett National Park is one of India’s most famous wildlife destinations, located in Uttarakhand at the foothills of the Himalayas. Spanning over 520 sq. km, it attracts thousands of nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts every year.

To make your visit comfortable and exciting, the park is divided into five tourism zones, each with its own forest lodges and entry gates. Staying in these forest lodges lets you experience the jungle up close – a truly unforgettable experience!

Forest Lodges in Dhikala Zone

🏕️ Dhikala Forest Lodge

The most popular lodge in Corbett, Dhikala is located at the edge of Patli Dun valley with stunning views of the Ramganga River and Kanda ridge. It’s perfect for spotting elephants, deer, wild boars, and many birds. The lodge itself is a historic building over 100 years old.

🌊 Sarapduli Forest Lodge

Located along the Ramganga River, this lodge is great for watching tigers, elephants, crocodiles, and many species of birds. It’s a peaceful place with high wildlife activity.

🌲 Sultan Forest Lodge

Sultan is the first lodge on the way from Dhangarhi to Dhikala. Surrounded by dense forests, it offers a calm and natural environment, ideal for a quiet jungle stay.

🏞️ Gairal Forest Lodge

This peaceful lodge sits near the river and is surrounded by beautiful forests. It is perfect for bird watching and spotting wildlife in a quiet, scenic setting.

🐯 Khinnanauli Forest Lodge

Located in the Khinnanauli grassland, this lodge is known as a tiger territory and is one of the newer lodges in the park. It provides easy access to multiple safari zones.

⛰️ Kanda Forest Lodge

The highest lodge in Corbett, Kanda offers breathtaking views of the valley below. It’s often called the “neighbor of the Himalayas” because of its cool climate and mountainous feel.

🧔‍♂️ About Jim Corbett – The Legend Behind the Park

Edward James "Jim" Corbett (1875–1955) was a British hunter, soldier, and conservationist born in Nainital, India. He became famous for hunting man-eating tigers and leopards that threatened villages in the Kumaon and Garhwal regions. Deeply respected by locals, Corbett later dedicated his life to wildlife conservation and played a key role in establishing India’s first national park, later named Jim Corbett National Park in his honor. A nature lover and talented writer, he authored several classic books like Man-Eaters of Kumaon and Jungle Lore, which are still widely read. Corbett was known for his courage, humility, and deep love for India’s people and forests, and his legacy lives on through his books, the park, and continued global admiration.

Edward James "Jim" Corbett

(25 July 1875 in Nainital, India - 19 April 1955 in Nyeri, Kenya)

Best Time to Visit Jim Corbett National Park

Jim Corbett National Park has long attracted nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts from around the world. To protect the fragile ecosystem, tourism is allowed only in specific zones of the Corbett Tiger Reserve, offering visitors a chance to witness its stunning landscapes and rich wildlife. The park sees over 70,000 visitors annually, both domestic and international. Located at an altitude of 385 to 1100 meters, Corbett receives 1400–2800 mm of rainfall yearly and experiences temperatures ranging from 4°C in winter to 42°C in summer. The park has three distinct seasons—Winter (Nov–Feb), Summer (Mar–Jun), and Monsoon (Jul–Oct). While Jhirna Zone remains open year-round, Bijrani Zone opens from mid-October and the Dhikala Zone, the park's core area, becomes accessible from 15th November after monsoon-related road repairs. The best time to visit Corbett is between 15th November and 15th June, when all safari zones are open and accessible.

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