Sarapduli Forest Rest House was built in 1908. It is one of the most beautiful forest houses in Corbett. It is one of the most beautiful and lush sites in Corbett for travellers who want to observe wildlife such as tigers, elephants, and a variety of other species. Sarapduli Forest Lodge is ideally located along the Dhangari-Dhikala route. Sarapduli is also a great area to see crocodiles and birds.
If you are planning to visit Sarpduli, it opens every year on the 15th of November and closes on the 15th of June. There are two bedrooms and one four-bed dormitory.
| Total Person | Indian National | Number of Room |
| 2 person | 10000 per person | 1 Room |
| 3 person | 8000 per person | 1 Room + Extra bed |
| 4 person | 7000 per person | 2 Rooms |
| 5 person | 6500 per person | 2 Rooms +Extra bed |
| 6 person | 6500 per person | 2 Rooms (triple sharing) |
| Dormitory (log hut) | 8000 per person | Minimm 2 person |
Notes:-
| FRH | No. of Rooms | Double Bed | No. of Beds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sarapduli FRH | 2 | 2 | 0 |
| Sarpduli Dormitory | – | 0 | 3 |
Entry Gate: Dhangari Gate
Distance from Ramnagar: 35 km
Canteen: Bring your own food
Inclusion:
One night’s stay at the forest lodge
Two times Jeep safaris in Dhikala Zone
Two Guide Fees for Jeep Safari
Forest Department fees for vehicles, camping,pax, rooms,housekeeping,solid waste, and GST
Pick-up and drop-off service from Ramnagar to the Forest Lodge
Exclusion:
All meals
Any other personal expenses.
Anything not specified in the cost inclusion list
Don’t forget to carry:
Camera, video camera, credit cards
Mobile, travel bag, snack, map
Dhikala Forest Rest House offers online reservations for safaris in Jim Corbett National Park. The Reserve is well-known for its tigers, but it also has an abundance of other animals and natural beauties to explore.
The Gairal Rest House is the best forest house in the Dhikala zone and was built in 1903. It is around 13 kilometers from Dhangari, and approximately 40 kilometers from Ramnagar city.
Forest rest houses are found in Bijrani and Malani in the Bijrani Zone. Bijrani’s rest house has six rooms and a dormitory with four beds.
Sultan Forest Rest House was built in 1903. This is popular for its dense Sal forest and large numbers of deer and birds. Every year, on the 15th of November, it opens and closes on the 15th of June.
The sixth eco-tourism zone is Dhela. It was first accessible to tourists in December 2014. There are only two double bedrooms accessible with all the essential amenities, and no non-vegetarian food can be taken inside.
The Jhirna zone offers overnight accommodation for nature lovers in its forest rest house, which is located within the zone. There is a small restaurant for visitors.
Phanto Eco Tourism Zone is located in the northern area of Jim Corbett. A night stay at Phato is the main attraction these days for visitors to spot the wild animals, including tigers, leopards, elephants, and deer