Question 1

Which are some best Jim Corbett National Park trip from Delhi packages?

Accepted Answer

One of the best Jim Corbett National Park Trip From Delhi is: A three-day Delhi-Jim Corbett trip at INR 8100 per head (adults). These three days and two nights long trip let you enjoy great adventure thrills that involve exploring the wide range of flora and fauna at the park. This Delhi to Jim Corbett package is perfect for adventure and nature lovers since they get to see a lot of wild animals up close. This adventurous trip includes transport facilities which ensure that the guests have a convenient and fun-filled journey. Besides transport facilities, this Jim Corbett package also offers the assistance of experienced and trained guides who will be at your aid throughout and provide continuous support to ensure that you know everything about the park. This adventurous and fun-filled package also includes sightseeing and safari activity that would let you see the entire park up close and also make beautiful memories to cherish. The Jim Corbett package also incorporates a MAP Plan that provides two meals a day, including breakfast and lunch/dinner. The dishes are prepared in hygienic conditions and will surely satiate your hunger. The package also includes a two-day stay at a resort in Jim Corbett. The stay guarantees all necessary amenities and comfort and relaxation.

Question 2

How do I plan a trip to Jim Corbett?

Accepted Answer

There are multiple travel agencies in India like Thrillophilia that can help you plan a trip to Jim Corbett and offer exciting packages. However, if you want to go there all by yourself, then first and foremost you need to book train/bus tickets. Jim Corbett is well-connected by road and rail. The nearest railway station to Corbett National Park is in Ramnagar, while many buses travel to and from the park to various cities like Lucknow, Delhi, and Bareilly. The next step is to book a hotel. There are various accommodation options in Corbett National Park. From budget hotels to mid-range to luxury resorts, there are options of all sorts near Jim Corbett National Park. You can also stay at the jungle camps. If you wish to stay amid nature in the wilderness, you can stay at the forest rest houses within the national park. However, you need to book your accommodation at the forest rest houses in advance since their availability is completely at the discretion of the forest department. The next step is to select the type of safari you want to take and the timings. There are canter, jeep, and elephant safari options. You can check online for the timings and select the one that suits you best.

Question 3

Where is Corbett Tiger Reserve located?

Accepted Answer

Corbett Tiger Reserve is spread over Nainital, Pauri Garhwal, and Almora districts of Uttarakhand at the foothills of the Himalayas. Ramnagar, situated in Nainital district is the administrative head-quarter of Corbett Tiger Reserve.

Question 4

Which are the tourism zones in Corbett Tiger Reserve?

Accepted Answer

There are five exclusive tourism zones in the Corbett Tiger Reserve. The names of the five tourism zones are - Durgadevi, Bijrani, Sitabani, Jhirna, Dhikala and the new tourism zone has been named Dhela.

Question 5

What is the closed period at Corbett Tiger Reserve?

Accepted Answer

The Corbett Tiger Reserve remains closed during the monsoons. All the six zones of Corbett Tiger Reserve are closed for visitors from June to November. The Jhirna Tourism Zone remains open for day safaris throughout the year, provided the road and weather conditions are fine. The Bijrani Zone remains closed for day visits from 30th June to 14th October. The Dhikala, Sonanadi, and Lohachara Tourism Zones are closed for day visits from 16th June to 14th November. Advance reservations are not done during this period and these three zones can be shut down by the director of Corbett Tiger Reserve anytime at short notice. However, it also depends on weather conditions.

Question 6

Can I visit all the five zones with one entry permit?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately, you cannot visit the other tourism zones with one entry permit. A particular entry permit is issued for a specific tourism zone only. Hence, safari is permitted only for that specific zone for which the ticket was issued.

Question 7

How can I reschedule my permit for the safari?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately, you can neither cancel, transfer or reschedule your permit for the safari. Tickets once booked cannot be canceled or rescheduled. It cannot be done online or at the entry gates. Also, the amount once paid, cannot be refunded.

Question 8

How many persons are allowed in one jeep safari?

Accepted Answer

With one permit, a maximum of six adults and two children (between the age of five to 12 years), excluding the mandatory naturalist/ nature guide and the registered jeep driver are allowed in one vehicle during a Corbett Tiger Reserve safari.

Question 9

How many days are enough for Jim Corbett?

Accepted Answer

It totally depends on how long you want to stay and how minutely you want to see the park. However, we recommend a minimum of two days. Though it is not sufficient to see the entire national park, it is enough to cover the essentials. You can stay in the different tourism zones on each day by booking a lodge inside the national park.

Question 10

How can I go to Jim Corbett National Park?

Accepted Answer

Jim Corbett National Park is easily accessible from various cities. Here are the details. By Air: Dehradun and Delhi are the nearest airports. You can book a cab from there or take a train or bus. By Road: Delhi-Moradabad-Kashipur-Ramnagar is the best route by road. By Train: Delhi-Moradabad-Kashipur-Ramnagar is the railway route. You will need to deboard at Ramnagar since it is the nearest railway station. You can then take a cab from there.

Question 11

How far is Jim Corbett from Nainital?

Accepted Answer

Nainital is about 65 km from Ramnagar, the nearest town to Jim Corbett National Park. It takes about two hours to reach Nainital by road. You can take a cab or board a bus. Many state-run and private buses ply from Nainital to Ramnagar daily.

Question 12

Which zone of Corbett is the best?

Accepted Answer

There are five/six tourist zones in Corbett National Park. While you must definitely visit all the tourist zones (provided you can arrange a permit for each one), the one zone that all the tourists love the most is the Dhikala zone. It is the largest tourist zone in the park with varied wildlife including the Royal Bengal Tiger. Situated on the edge of Patli Dun Valley, this zone is considered to be the best zone to spot Royal Bengal Tigers freely roaming around the tourism zone. You can also spot elephants, boars, deer, and many colorful birds here. However, you can visit the Dhikala zone only if you book a night stay in any of the forest lodges inside that zone or have booked a canter safari for Dhikala. This safari takes you deeper into the jungle and provides you with an unforgettable experience.

Question 13

What is the best time to go to Jim Corbett?

Accepted Answer

While every season has its own charm, the best time to visit the park is from November to mid-May. It is the best time to enjoy wild safaris as the weather is pleasant. And remember, the Corbett Tiger Reserve stays open to tourists from 15th November to 30th June every year.

Question 14

How can I go to Jim Corbett National Park from Delhi?

Accepted Answer

Delhi is about 257 km away from Jim Corbett National Park in Ramnagar. You can reach the park from Delhi by road, rail, and air. By road: You can take a bus to Ramnagar from Delhi at Anand Vihar ISBT or Kashmere Gate ISBT. You can also drive to the park. This is the route you can follow: Delhi - Ghaziabad - Hapur - Moradabad - Rampur - Kashipur - Jim Corbett. If you are driving yourself, it is best to leave early in the morning to avoid traffic snarls. By rail: You can take a train from Delhi to Ramnagar, which is the nearest railway station. There are two trains from Delhi to Ramnagar – Ranikhet Express and Uttar Sampark Kranti Express. By air: The nearest airport is Pantnagar Airport, which is about 84 km from Ramanagar.

Question 15

Are private vehicles allowed in Jim Corbett?

Accepted Answer

No, private vehicles are not allowed to enter the Corbett Tiger Reserve. Only jeeps registered with the park are allowed to enter the national park.

Question 16

When can we see tigers in Jim Corbett?

Accepted Answer

The best time to visit the national park and see the tigers is from November to mid-May and the best zone to spot the royal Bengal tiger is the Dhikala zone.

Question 17

Is safari open in Jim Corbett?

Accepted Answer

Some zones are closed for tourists during monsoons, while some like the Jhirna zone are open throughout the year. However, the best time for a safari at Jim Corbett is from November to June. One can get to see a lot of wildlife and spot the big cat too during this period.

Question 18

Is December a good time to visit Jim Corbett?

Accepted Answer

Starting from November, all the zones in the park are open to tourists until mid-May. So, even though the temperature is quite cold in December, it is the best time to visit the park and see animals enjoying a sunbath in the cold winter sun.

Question 19

How can I book jungle safari in Jim Corbett?

Accepted Answer

Tickets for jungle safari in Jim Corbett can be booked 45 days in advance. Foreign Nationals have a special privilege to book the safari 90 days in advance. For foreign nationals, providing passport details is mandatory for making a reservation. Various tourist agencies can also guide and help you book a jungle safari at the park.

Question 20

What is Corbett National Park famous for?

Accepted Answer

The Jim Corbett National Park is the oldest and the largest national park in India. It is also the first national park to be included in the “Project Tiger” initiative. Dedicated to the well-known author and wildlife conservationist Jim Corbett, this park is known to have the highest number of tigers in India.

Question 21

Which river flows through Jim Corbett National Park?

Accepted Answer

The Ramganga River (West) and River Kosi are the two rivers that flow through Jim Corbett National Park. The major tributaries of river Ramganga like Sonanadi, Mandal, and Palain are the prominent hydrological resources for the flora and fauna of the Corbett National Park. While the river Kosi doesn’t flow through the park properly, it is an important source of water for the birds in the park and its catchment area lies partially in Jim Corbett NP.