Jim Corbett

Jim Corbett National Park, located at the foothills of the Himalayas in India, stands as a testament to conservation and biodiversity. As the country’s oldest national park, it shelters a rich variety of wildlife within its diverse landscapes, ranging from dense forests to grasslands and waterways. Named after the renowned conservationist Jim Corbett, the park’s significance lies in its efforts to protect the endangered Bengal tiger and its unique ecosystem. Offering captivating jeep safaris and a chance to connect with nature, the park is a sanctuary for both wildlife enthusiasts and those seeking solace in the embrace of untouched wilderness, encapsulating the essence of India’s natural treasures.

Itinerary

Arrival and Wilderness Introduction

• Arrival at Jim Corbett National Park
• Check-in at your chosen accommodation, which could be a jungle resort or a wildlife lodge
• Relax and freshen up
• Evening wildlife safari in the Bijrani Zone: Begin your wildlife spotting adventure and enjoy the natural beauty
• Evening return to your accommodation

Safari and Nature

• Early morning jungle safari in the Dhikala Zone: Explore the diverse flora and fauna of the park
• Visit the Corbett Museum: Learn about the park’s history, conservation efforts, and Jim Corbett’s legacy
• Afternoon leisure time to relax or explore the surrounding areas
• Evening leisure time to relax by the campfire or at your accommodation

Riverside and Departure

• Morning visit to the Kosi River: Enjoy the serene ambiance and perhaps indulge in birdwatching
• Visit the Garjia Devi Temple: Pay homage to the local deity and enjoy the scenic surroundings
• Lunch at a local restaurant
• Check-out from your accommodation and departure from Jim Corbett National Park

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