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Safari Services in Jim Corbett

Choose your perfect Jungle Safari experience in Jim Corbett National Park. We offer a variety of Jim Corbett Safari options to suit every adventurer.

Jeep Jungle Safari in Jim Corbett National Park

Jeep Jungle Safari

Indian: ₹7500/JeepForeigner: ₹15000/Jeep
  • Maximum 6 Persons & 1 Child (b/w - 5 to 12 years) are allowed in ONE Jeep
  • Permission of CTR, Jeep, Driver, Permit, All Entries & Taxes.
  • Guide Fee to be paid by the guest on the spot directly.
  • Pick & drop is not included from hotels.
  • No Refund Policy.
    BijraniGarjiyaJhirnaDhelaDurgadeviPhatoSitabani

Morning 5:30 AM - 9:30 AM | Evening 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Safari Timing Varies as Season Changes

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Canter Safari in Jim Corbett National Park

Canter Safari

Indian: ₹2500/PersonForeigner: ₹5000/Person
  • INR 2500 / Person ( ONE Canter has 16 Seats )
  • INR 5000 / Person ( ONE Canter has 16 Seats )
  • No Refund Policy.
    Dhikala

Morning 5:30 AM - 11.00 AM | Evening 11:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Safari Timing Varies as Season Changes

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Elephant Ride Safari in Jim Corbett National Park

Elephant Ride

Indian: ₹4000/Elephant
  • Max 4 Persons allowed on each Elephant
  • Duration is 1 hour for each Elephant
  • No Refund Policy.
    Dhikuli

Morning (6:00 AM - 10:00 AM) | Evening (3:00 AM - 6:00 AM)

Safari Timing Varies as Season Changes

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History of Jim Corbett

Established in 1936 as Hailey National Park, Jim Corbett National Park was named after William Malcolm Hailey, the governor of the United Province at the time. In the 1950s, it was renamed Ramganga National Park before being finally named after Jim Corbett, a renowned British writer, hunter, and naturalist who played a key role in its establishment. As one of India's oldest tiger reserves, the park has been a sanctuary for wildlife since its inception, with animal hunting strictly prohibited since the 1930s—not just tigers, but also birds, reptiles, and other mammals. In 1991, a buffer zone was added, expanding its area and making it one of the largest wildlife sanctuaries in India. Today, a Jungle Safari in Jim Corbett offers an unparalleled experience, preserving the legacy of conservation that began nearly a century ago.

How to Reach Jim Corbett

Planning your Jim Corbett Safari? Here are the best ways to reach Jim Corbett National Park for your Jungle Safari adventure.

By Air

While not the most ideal, you can fly from Delhi to Pantnagar, the nearest airport, which is about 80 km from Jim Corbett National Park. Daily flights are available, and from Pantnagar, a cab ride of around 2 hours will bring you to the park.

By Train

Ramnagar is the closest railway station, well-connected to major cities like Delhi, Varanasi, Haridwar, and Lucknow. Travelers from other parts of India can take a train to Delhi and then a connecting train to Ramnagar, making it an accessible option for rail enthusiasts.

By Bus

Buses to Ramnagar are available from cities like Delhi, Haridwar, and Dehradun. Once in Ramnagar, reaching the camping site of Jim Corbett National Park is straightforward, with local transport options readily available for the short distance.

By Road

Travel to Jim Corbett by road from Delhi via Noida, Kashipur, and finally Ramnagar. The journey takes approximately 7-8 hours, covering a scenic route that offers glimpses of rural India. It's a convenient option for those who prefer driving or hiring a cab.

Discover the Jungle Safari Experience

Embark on a thrilling Jungle Safari at Jim Corbett, India’s premier wildlife destination. Our Jim Corbett Safari tours offer an unforgettable adventure through lush forests, exotic wildlife, and breathtaking landscapes.

Why Choose Our Jungle Safari?

At Jungle Safari, we specialize in curated Jim Corbett Safari experiences. From spotting Royal Bengal Tigers to exploring the rich biodiversity of Jim Corbett National Park, our expert guides ensure a safe and immersive adventure.

Adventure Awaits

Whether you’re a thrill-seeker or a nature lover, our Jim Corbett tours cater to all. Join us for a Jungle Safari that combines excitement, education, and eco-friendly exploration in the heart of the wild.

Safari Zones in Jim Corbett

Explore the diverse Jungle Safari zones of Jim Corbett National Park. Each zone offers a unique Jim Corbett Safari experience, from tiger sightings to birdwatching adventures.

Bijrani Zone in Jim Corbett Safari

Bijrani Zone

A favorite for wildlife enthusiasts, Bijrani Zone features mixed forests and open meadows, ideal for spotting Royal Bengal Tigers, leopards, and diverse birdlife.

Wildlife Highlights

    Royal Bengal TigerLeopardChital DeerSloth BearOver 300 Bird Species

Best Time to Visit: October to June

Dhela Zone in Jim Corbett Jungle Safari

Dhela Zone

A relatively new zone, Dhela offers a quieter safari experience with dense forests and grasslands, perfect for spotting Royal Bengal Tigers and diverse wildlife.

Wildlife Highlights

    Royal Bengal TigerSpotted DeerWild BoarBird Species

Best Time to Visit: November to June: Best wildlife sightings

Jhirna Zone in Jim Corbett National Park

Jhirna Zone

Open year-round, Jhirna Zone is known for its accessibility and rich biodiversity, with opportunities to spot Royal Bengal Tigers alongside wild boars and nilgai.

Wildlife Highlights

    Royal Bengal TigerWild BoarNilgaiJackalBarking Deer

Best Time to Visit: Year-Round

Durga Devi Zone in Jim Corbett Safari

Durga Devi Zone

Known for its hilly terrain and the Mandal River, Durga Devi Zone is a haven for birdwatchers and offers chances to spot Royal Bengal Tigers and elephants.

Wildlife Highlights

    Royal Bengal TigerElephantHornbillMahseer FishLeopard

Best Time to Visit: November to June: Best wildlife sightings

Dhikala Zone in Jim Corbett Jungle Safari

Dhikala Zone

The heart of Jim Corbett, Dhikala Zone is renowned for its vast grasslands and dense forests, offering the best chances to spot Royal Bengal Tigers in their natural habitat.

Wildlife Highlights

    Royal Bengal TigerAsian ElephantSambar DeerHog Deer

Best Time to Visit: November to June: Best wildlife sightings

Sitabani Buffer Zone in Jim Corbett National Park

Sitabani Buffer Zone

A buffer zone offering a serene experience, Sitabani is ideal for nature lovers with opportunities to see Royal Bengal Tigers, deer, and ancient temples.

Wildlife Highlights

    Royal Bengal TigerSambar DeerBarking DeerReptiles

Best Time to Visit: Year-Round

Garjiya Zone in Jim Corbett Jungle Safari

Garjiya Zone

Located near the Kosi River, Garjiya Zone is known for its scenic beauty and offers a good chance to spot Royal Bengal Tigers and crocodiles.

Wildlife Highlights

    Royal Bengal TigerCrocodileGharialBird Species

Best Time to Visit: November to June: Best wildlife sightings

Phato Zone in Jim Corbett Safari

Phato Zone

A lesser-known zone, Phato offers an offbeat safari experience with dense forests, ideal for spotting Royal Bengal Tigers and other wildlife.

Wildlife Highlights

    Royal Bengal TigerLeopardSloth BearWild Boar

Best Time to Visit: November to June: Best wildlife sightings

Bhandarpani Zone in Jim Corbett National Park

Bhandarpani Zone

Bhandarpani is one of the serene and less-crowded zones of Jim Corbett, ideal for bird watchers and wildlife photographers seeking peaceful jungle experiences.

Wildlife Highlights

    Royal Bengal TigerLeopardElephantSloth BearVarious Bird Species

Best Time to Visit: November to June: Best wildlife sightings

Jim Corbett Safari Gallery

Step into the adventure with our Jungle Safari gallery from Jim Corbett National Park. Experience the thrill of a Jim Corbett Safari in a classic Gypsy jeep.

Rhesus Macaque Monkey in Jim Corbett National Park
The playful Rhesus Macaque is commonly spotted leaping through the trees of Jim Corbett National Park.
Crested Serpent Eagle in Jim Corbett jungle
The Crested Serpent Eagle is often seen perched silently, scanning for prey on forest floors in Jim Corbett.
Indian Peacock displaying feathers in Jim Corbett
The Indian Peacock, with its dazzling plumage, is a graceful and vibrant presence in Jim Corbett’s forests.
Asian Elephants near the Ramganga river
Asian Elephants, often moving in herds, can be seen cooling off near the Ramganga River in Corbett.
Pallas's Fish Eagle flying over water
Pallas's Fish Eagle is a powerful bird of prey often spotted near water bodies in Corbett.
Pallas's Fish Eagle flying over water
Pallas's Fish Eagle is a powerful bird of prey often spotted near water bodies in Corbett.
Spotted Deer grazing in Jim Corbett
The Spotted Deer, with its elegant form, is a common sight grazing in the grasslands of Jim Corbett.
Rhesus Monkey moving through the jungle
Rhesus Monkeys are social animals often seen in troops, leaping playfully through the trees of Corbett.
Green Bee-eaters perched on a slender branch
The Green Bee-eaters, with their vibrant plumage, are often seen catching insects mid-air in Corbett.
Sambar Deer standing amidst dense foliage
The Sambar Deer, with its majestic antlers, is often spotted grazing in the forests of Corbett.
Crested Serpent Eagle in Jim Corbett jungle
The Crested Serpent Eagle is often seen perched silently, scanning for prey on forest floors in Jim Corbett.
Indian Peacock displaying feathers in Jim Corbett
The Indian Peacock, with its dazzling plumage, is a graceful and vibrant presence in Jim Corbett’s forests.
Black-throated Monarch perched on a branch in Jim Corbett
The Black-throated Monarch, with its striking blue crest, is a charming and elusive bird in Jim Corbett’s forests.
Jungle Babbler standing on a log in Jim Corbett
The Jungle Babbler, with its earthy tones, is a social and lively bird often seen in Jim Corbett’s forests.
Jungle Babbler standing on a log in Jim Corbett
The Jungle Babbler, with its earthy tones, is a social and lively bird often seen in Jim Corbett’s forests.
Crested Serpent Eagle in Jim Corbett jungle
The Crested Serpent Eagle is often seen perched silently, scanning for prey on forest floors in Jim Corbett.
Spotted Deer grazing in Jim Corbett
The Spotted Deer, with its elegant form, is a common sight grazing in the grasslands of Jim Corbett.
Spotted Deer grazing in Jim Corbett
The Spotted Deer, with its elegant form, is a common sight grazing in the grasslands of Jim Corbett.
Red-wattled Lapwing foraging in Jim Corbett
The Red-wattled Lapwing, with its vivid markings, is often seen foraging in the open fields of Jim Corbett.
Black-throated Monarch flying over water in Jim Corbett
The Black-throated Monarch, with its striking blue crest, gracefully soars over water in Jim Corbett.
Indian Peacock displaying feathers in Jim Corbett
The Indian Peacock, with its dazzling plumage, is a graceful and vibrant presence in Jim Corbett’s forests.
Jungle Babbler perched on a log in Jim Corbett
The Jungle Babbler, with its earthy tones, is a social and lively bird often seen in Jim Corbett’s forests.
Eurasian Spoonbill wading in water in Jim Corbett
The Eurasian Spoonbill, with its unique bill, is often seen wading in the wetlands of Jim Corbett.

Jim Corbett Safari Map

Navigate the Jim Corbett Safari zones with our map, highlighting key areas like Dhikala, Bijrani, Jhirna, and more for your Jungle Safari adventure.

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