Jim Corbett National Park is situated in the scenic Himalayan foothills of Uttarakhand. The park features breathtaking landscapes rich in flora and fauna, divided into managed core zones and reserve forest buffer areas to maintain a pristine wildlife habitat.
The park is home to an estimated population of over 250 Bengal Tigers, along with Asiatic Elephants, Leopards, Sloth Bears, and over 580 distinct bird species. Its diverse terrain of rivers, streams, and ridges provides an ideal natural habitat for wildlife.
• Bijrani Zone: 15 October to 30 June
• Dhikala Zone: 15 November to 15 June
• Durga Devi Zone: 15 November to 15 June
• Jhirna/Dhela/Garjiya Zone: Open throughout the year (subject to weather)
• Phato Zone: 15 October to 30 June (subject to weather)
• Sitabani Zone: 15 October to 30 June
Note: Safari operations may change due to weather, road conditions, or government regulations.
1. Is this the official website of Jim Corbett National Park?
No. Corbettvisit.com is an independent travel platform managed by Corbett Visit Tour and Travel, Kashipur. We provide private tour planning, resort packages, and safari assistance.
2. Which safari modes can I choose for my tour?
We offer customized tour packages that include both Jeep Safari and Canter Safari options, depending on your preferred zone and forest department availability.
3. Are tiger sightings guaranteed on the safari tour?
No, wildlife moves freely in its natural habitat. Sightings depend on luck and timing, but our experienced local drivers use the best tracking routes to maximize your chances.
4. How long does a standard Jeep Safari tour last?
A standard safari tour lasts approximately 3 to 4 hours, including entry, jungle exploration, and exit.
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