Corbett Jeep Safari is available in all the major zones or regions. So you just need to determine which area you need to reach and then start the process of Corbett jeep safari booking. These regions include Dhela, Bijrani, Sitabani, Dhikala, Durgadevi, Jhirna, etc. When you start the process of Booking Jeep Safari to Corbett National Park, you must ensure completing all the necessary formalities including paying the charges. Here, you would need to be sure to complete all technical parameters.
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Visitors can book online Canter Safari for the Dhikala zone of Corbett National park. All the procedures of Canter Safari Booking at Corbett are managed by the forest officials as per the guidelines of India’s forest department. Please note that we cannot influence the safari zone, safari driver, and naturalist guide as it is not in our hands.
Visitors can book online Canter SafaOne of the oldest national parks in India, the Corbett Tiger Reserve is itself a jewel in the crown of tourism. The main reason tourists visit the park is to observe rare and elusive wild animals in their natural habitat and to relax and recuperate in the embrace of beautiful nature. Garjia Temple is a famous temple near Jim Corbett Park which is located on a big rock in Kosi River.ri for the Dhikala zone of Corbett National park. All the procedures of Canter Safari Booking at Corbett are managed by the forest officials as per the guidelines of India’s forest department. Please note that we cannot influence the safari zone, safari driver, and naturalist guide as it is not in our hands.
Staying at Dhikala is an experience every wildlife enthusiast looks forward to. Dhangari gate is the entrance to the Dhikala zone. Dhangari gate is located 18 km away from Ramnagar while Dhikala Tourist Complex has located 31 Km inside the Dhangari Gate. Dhikala is open for tourists from 15th November to 15th June.Â
Birjani Tourist Zone is a very popular area of the spectacular Corbett Tiger Reserve. This zone is enriched with a huge number of floral and faunal species. Birjani gives tough competition to the Dhikala zone while tourist preferences are concerned. The zone is known for its wonderful landscape and is a very calm and quiet place.
Sonanadi range is located in Sonanadi Wildlife Sanctuary which is a part of Corbett National Park. Developed as a natural habitat of wildlife animals and birds, the Sonanadi range is blessed with amazing beauty of flora and fauna. Situated north of the Sonanadi river, this zone is a favorite place for Asiatic elephants along with tigers, chital, sambhar, leopards, and reptiles. Visitors can also enjoy over 550 birds in their natural habitat.
Jhirna is located on the southern periphery of Corbett Tiger Reserve. The animal population also comprises sloth bears and wild elephants which provide great sights for wildlife enthusiasts. Jhirna zone is open throughout the year. The Jhirna jeep safari zone is one of the most eye-catching spots inside the Corbett Tiger Reserve.
This is the newest and sixth eco-tourism zone that was opened for tourists in December 2014. Dhela Ecotourism zone remains open for tourists throughout the year. This zone is extremely rich in flora and fauna. The zone spreads over 1,173 hectares, which has mixed forests of Sal, Rohini, Haldu, Bahera, Kusum vegetation, tigers, leopards, Asiatic elephants, sloth bears, and king cobras. The area is particularly rich in bird diversity.Â
Known for the most extraordinary natural beauty and rich wildlife diversity, Dhikala has been the most exotic part of the Jim Corbett National Park. Apart from the most picturesque beauty, the place has the richest wildlife features that can impress the human mind. The entire Jim Corbett National Park is divided into multiple zones.
Jim Corbett National Park has been one of the most well-known tiger reserves in India that have gained popularity all over the world. People and wildlife enthusiasts love to be here to get a glimpse of the King of the Forest in his natural surroundings. It must be mentioned that Jim Corbett is the home of the Royal Bengal Tiger along with some majestic wild animals, including Asiatic Elephants, Leopards, and more.
Jhirna Zone is one of the popular zones among the six ecotourism zones in the Corbett National Park. The Corbett National Park is divided into the six tourism zone among which Jhirna zone is added much later in 1994. In order to extend the Tiger reserve zone, the farming lands of the Jhirna village and other two villages were included in the reserve territory and the villages were relocated at some other place nearby.
One of the six ecotourism zones of the park, this zone is especially known for being the home to a large number of exotic birds. Literally, the zone is a paradise for bird-loving enthusiasts. Enriching the peaceful wilderness of this zone, there are diverse species of wild animals are gracing this part of the Corbett forest which attracts a large number of tourists every year.
Pakro (Near Kotdwar) is the new entry gate for Corbett Tiger Reserve. Now you can reach in less than 2 hrs from Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun to Corbett Tiger Reserve How to Reach? By Air: The closest airport is Jolly Grant, Dehradun. By Rail: Kotdwar is the nearest railway station 19 Kms away By Road: 2 Hr Drive from Jolly Grant Airport Dehradun.
Garjiya Devi Temple is a famous Hindu pilgrimage site that is dedicated to Goddess Parvati. This temple is located on the outskirts of Corbett National Park in Garjiya village near Ramnagar. This must-visit temple is built on a rock in the middle of the Kosi River and it is simply a worth-visiting attraction. In order to get to the top of the temple, one has to climb a steep staircase, and once there you can notice a 4.5 feet high idol of Girija Devi.
The Hanuman Dham under construction at Anjani Chhoi village, adjacent to Ramnagar in the Nainital district, is a center of service and devotion. It is not only in India but also the only temple in the world where along with the nine forms of Bairangbali, his twelve pastimes can be seen. Acharya Vijay, the custodian of the Hanuman Seva Trust, which is building the temple, says the construction of the temple is going on continuously. This Dham will be transformed into the most beautiful dham in the world.
Garjiya Devi Temple is a famous Hindu pilgrimage site that is dedicated to Goddess Parvati. This temple is located on the outskirts of Corbett National Park in Garjiya village near Ramnagar. This must-visit temple is built on a rock in the middle of the Kosi River and it is simply a worth-visiting attraction. In order to get to the top of the temple, one has to climb a steep staircase, and once there you can notice a 4.5 feet high idol of Girija Devi.
Corbett Landscape is a dense forest area, Part of the Tiger Reserve, The area is a favorite place for hiking and is popular in the Hindu epic called the Ramayana. According to legend, Goddess Sita, wife of Lord Rama, spent several days of her exile in the Corbett landscape. The entire site is protected and maintained by the Archaeological Institute of India (ASI). Apart from the beautiful animals, birds, the Corbett landscape is truly a magical place and a natural habitat for tigers, elephants, deer, sambars, barking deer, wild boars, and king cobras. The place is truly a paradise for bird watchers and has an ashram where tourists can rest for a while.
Dropping down from a height of 66 ft. this high waterfall is wonderful to experience after a day of safari, especially on full-moon nights. Nature lovers often camp or come on a picnic at these falls. This place is surrounded by dense forests and amazing flora.
Dhikala Night Stay
About Dhiikala
Dhikala is one of the most popular and sought after tourist accommodation in the Corbett Tiger Reserve. Herds of elephants and deer roam the vast grounds of the famous Dhikala Chaur. This is probably the best place in the Tiger Reserve to see the very rare pine deer. A stay in Dhikala is an experience that every wildlife lover looks forward to. The Dhangari Gate is the entrance to the Dhikala area. Dhangari Gate has located 18 km from Ramnagar and Dhikala Tourist Complex is located 31 km inside Dhangari Gate. Dhikala is open for tourists from November 15 to June 15. But it remains inaccessible during the monsoon season. The Dhikala Tourist Complex overlooks the Ramganga Reservoir and is an ideal spot for spotting crocodiles and gharials bathing on the banks of the Ramganga.
Accommodation : Dhikala Forest Rest House
Different kinds of accommodations are available at Dhikala. Along with the Forest Rest House, Cabins, Hutment, Annexe Dhikala also has 24 bunk beds in Log Huts. The rooms are comfortable with basis amenities.
Food & Other Services : Dhikala Forest Rest House
A very good restaurant caters to the needs of visitors staying at the Dhikala Tourist Complex. The restaurant serves buffet style meals with a good selection of quality food. A small canteen is also available to visitors. In the evening, visitors can enjoy a screening of a wildlife film and also spend their free time reading books in the well-stocked library.
Canter Safari
Canter Safari in Corbett is the best option for those who live outside the Dhikala zone and want to see the wildlife in the area. Canter is a 16-seater open bus that runs from Ramnagar to Dhikala and then back to Ramnagar. Canter safaris also need to be pre-booked on the official website.
Chaurs (Grass Lands)
Dhikala is famous for the vast grassland that is packed with Elephants, Spotted Deers, Wild pigs, Hog Deersetc. Often visitors can spot a wild Tiger crossing the grassland or chasing a deer.
Watch Tower
The observation tower located at Dhikala is in an excellent location and gives an excellent view of the wild animals that come to graze in the nearby chauras. It also gives you an excellent view of the entire Ramganga river bed as well as a large part of the chauras Dhikala. This observation tower is located a 10-minute walk from Dhikala Forest Park. About 50 meters south of the observation tower there is a man-made reservoir, which makes it an ideal place for watching deer, elephants, wild boars and sometimes tigers.
Crocodile Point at Gairal
Crocodile pool is located on the short cut from Gairal to the other rest houses west of it. It is also a balcony-like natural structure, which looks down upon a pool almost permanently inhabited by crocodiles.
Sambar Trail
This jungle trail stretches from the foot of the Dhikala Watch Tower to the Khinanauli Rest Station. This area probably sees the most tigers. This is due to its ideal location between the hills on one side and the river bed on the other. Most of the animals pass through this area as they move down for water. Elephants are also frequent visitors to this road and it is important to be able to reverse your vehicle as easily as you can forward if you plan to descend this road just before sunset during the summer months. A few eagle eels have also nested high in a tree next to this trail. If patience is one of your virtues, it is almost certain that this trail will not bring you back disappointed.
Flora & Fauna
Several species of deer can be seen in the area, including spotted deer and others such as para (Axis pornicus), sambar (Cervus unicolor), Kakar (Muntiacus muntjak), which is also called barking deer because of the hoarse sound it makes, resembling a dog’s bark. bark. It is one of the best places on earth to see tigers and wild elephants. This area is also a dream destination for bird watchers. The surrounding forests and large reservoirs support a wide variety of birds in the area. The probability of spotting a sloth bear is very high in this section of the forest. They are attracted to both termites and the sweet nectar of mahua flowers. Bears have been recorded in an intoxicated state as the mahua ferments in their digestive system.
Dhiikala Jungle Safari
Dhikala Ecotourism Area has the most picturesque scenery in Corbett National Park. Extremely rich in wildlife diversity, it is the most sought after tourist area in India. Dhikala Zone is the largest among the five zones of Corbett Tiger Reserve with the most beautiful landscape which consists of dense Sal forest, large grasslands, narrow valley and various channels of Ramganga river. The Ramganga River is considered the lifeline of the Corbett Forest which enriches the rural beauty of the wildlife and nurtures the flora and fauna of Corbett. The main attraction among the rich diversity of wildlife in the Dhikala zone is the Royal Bengal Tiger and the Asiatic Elephants. To the delight of tourists, this area is quite populated with these large animals, and therefore most often tourists are gifted with the opportunity to see royal Bengal tigers and herds of Asian elephants. The Dikala Zone is so named because of the large Dikala grasslands, which are the largest grasslands in the Corbett Reserve. Apart from tigers and elephants, the zone is home to a large number of diverse wild fauna which consists of leopards, spotted deer, Sambhar deer, hog deer, langurs, wild boars, crocodiles and many other animals and reptiles.
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Safari Canter
This is another means of visiting the main area of Corbett National Park, we have two canter safaris per day, one is from 06:00 am and.
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Elephant Safari
An elephant safari is the best way to see the wildlife and jungle through the grasslands (Chaurs) and dense jungle on an unconventional route.
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Jeep Safari
Far from the confines of mundane life, the Corbett Jeep Safari is a journey into a world still untouched by mechanization.
Night stay at Dhikala
An overnight stay at the lodge during the Dikala tour is highly recommended for the most ardent wildlife lovers. The highlight of the lodge stay is the drive from Dhangadi Gate during which you will cross and drive through rich flora and fauna, vast grasslands, dense Sal jungle and various small riverbeds. The building of the lodge, which is a mixture of old and new, is also remarkable. The old rest station at Dikala has a historical architecture built by the British more than hundreds of years ago. For a stay at the Dhikala Forest Rest House during a Corbett National Park Wilderness Excursion, you need to make a reservation 46 days in advance if you are an Indian and 91 days in advance for foreign nationals.
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Dhikala FRZ
Dhikala, known for its panoramic landscape, is situated on the edge of the Patli Dun Valley, along the Ramganga River, against the backdrop of the Kanda Range. The old FRZ building was built in 1890. Although it was one of the first accommodation units built in the park, until 1963 staff did not live here during the monsoons as it was heavily infected with malaria. The ground floor was used as the office of the Directorate of Forest Management, and the upper floor was used as accommodation for the forest officials. It has the unique distinction of being the starting point for Project Tiger. Subsequently, after 1975, Dhikala was officially opened and the number of accommodation increased due to the sudden growth of tourism. In addition to the old FRH building, several other types of accommodation have been added. The complex is a complete site in itself with restaurants, nature guides, jeep safaris, a well-stocked library, evening movie screenings and walking trails. A post office is also available to share your impressions of the park with letters. The observation towers located nearby provide an excellent view of the entire Ramganga riverbed and the majestic chauris.
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Gairal FRH
The old Gairal forest compound was built in 1903. The new FRZ there has four rooms and an eight-bed dormitory, situated next to the Ramganga River where it enters the national park. FRH enjoys a peaceful environment of great beauty and is excellent for bird watching. The nearby crocodile pool offers the opportunity to see the reptiles in the water or basking on the adjacent rocks.
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Sarpduli FRH
One of Corbett’s most beautiful forest retreats overlooking the Ramganga River is located at Sarpaduli, 30 km from Ramnagar. It was built in 1908. Elephant traffic is quite common in the area and visitors can even see otters in the nearby river. Goral can be seen on the slopes on the other side of the Ramganga river. Large pools of mahseer and piscivorous birds such as osprey, piscivorous eagle etc. can be seen in this area.
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Sultan FRH
Sultan, the first FRZ on the Dhangari-Dikala road, has the advantage of seclusion and solitude. The adjacent sal forest is one of the densest in KTR and supports a large number of deer and birds. It was built in 1903 and is an ideal place for a small group of visitors.
How to get there
Dhikala is accessible through Dhangarhi Gate which is 18 km from Ramnagar.Dhikala Mountain Entry Time Dhikala Mountain can be entered through Dhangarhi Gate and Dhikala Mountain entry time from this gate is 10:00 am to 4:00 pm :00 hours.
By Road
Delhi-Ramnagar – 270 km
Distance from other localities Lucknow – 410 km via Sitapur Road and NH30 and drive to NH309 at Ramnagar
Dehradun – 230 km via Haridwar Road and MDR26W
Haridwar – 170 km via NH309
Bareilly – 165 km via NH309 to Chandpur-Kashipur road at Kashipur
Haldwani(Kathgodam)-65 km via UT SH41
Nainital-65 km via UT SH41
With train
Nearest Railway Station – Ramnagar
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By plane
The nearest airport from Ramnagar is Pantnagar
(Distance by road – 70 km)
How To Book Corbett Nightstay Quickly?
Corbett Jeep Safari is available in all the major zones or regions. So you just need to determine which area you need to reach and then start the process of Corbett jeep safari booking. These regions include Dhela, Bijrani, Sitabani, Dhikala, Durgadevi, Jhirna, etc. When you start the process of Booking Jeep Safari to Corbett National Park, you must ensure completing all the necessary formalities including paying the charges. Here, you would need to be sure to complete all technical parameters.
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Visitors can book online Canter Safari for the Dhikala zone of Corbett National park. All the procedures of Canter Safari Booking at Corbett are managed by the forest officials as per the guidelines of India’s forest department. Please note that we cannot influence the safari zone, safari driver, and naturalist guide as it is not in our hands.
Visitors can book online Canter SafaOne of the oldest national parks in India, the Corbett Tiger Reserve is itself a jewel in the crown of tourism. The main reason tourists visit the park is to observe rare and elusive wild animals in their natural habitat and to relax and recuperate in the embrace of beautiful nature. Garjia Temple is a famous temple near Jim Corbett Park which is located on a big rock in Kosi River.ri for the Dhikala zone of Corbett National park. All the procedures of Canter Safari Booking at Corbett are managed by the forest officials as per the guidelines of India’s forest department. Please note that we cannot influence the safari zone, safari driver, and naturalist guide as it is not in our hands.
Staying at Dhikala is an experience every wildlife enthusiast looks forward to. Dhangari gate is the entrance to the Dhikala zone. Dhangari gate is located 18 km away from Ramnagar while Dhikala Tourist Complex has located 31 Km inside the Dhangari Gate. Dhikala is open for tourists from 15th November to 15th June.Â
Birjani Tourist Zone is a very popular area of the spectacular Corbett Tiger Reserve. This zone is enriched with a huge number of floral and faunal species. Birjani gives tough competition to the Dhikala zone while tourist preferences are concerned. The zone is known for its wonderful landscape and is a very calm and quiet place.
Sonanadi range is located in Sonanadi Wildlife Sanctuary which is a part of Corbett National Park. Developed as a natural habitat of wildlife animals and birds, the Sonanadi range is blessed with amazing beauty of flora and fauna. Situated north of the Sonanadi river, this zone is a favorite place for Asiatic elephants along with tigers, chital, sambhar, leopards, and reptiles. Visitors can also enjoy over 550 birds in their natural habitat.
Jhirna is located on the southern periphery of Corbett Tiger Reserve. The animal population also comprises sloth bears and wild elephants which provide great sights for wildlife enthusiasts. Jhirna zone is open throughout the year. The Jhirna jeep safari zone is one of the most eye-catching spots inside the Corbett Tiger Reserve.
This is the newest and sixth eco-tourism zone that was opened for tourists in December 2014. Dhela Ecotourism zone remains open for tourists throughout the year. This zone is extremely rich in flora and fauna. The zone spreads over 1,173 hectares, which has mixed forests of Sal, Rohini, Haldu, Bahera, Kusum vegetation, tigers, leopards, Asiatic elephants, sloth bears, and king cobras. The area is particularly rich in bird diversity.Â
Known for the most extraordinary natural beauty and rich wildlife diversity, Dhikala has been the most exotic part of the Jim Corbett National Park. Apart from the most picturesque beauty, the place has the richest wildlife features that can impress the human mind. The entire Jim Corbett National Park is divided into multiple zones.
Jim Corbett National Park has been one of the most well-known tiger reserves in India that have gained popularity all over the world. People and wildlife enthusiasts love to be here to get a glimpse of the King of the Forest in his natural surroundings. It must be mentioned that Jim Corbett is the home of the Royal Bengal Tiger along with some majestic wild animals, including Asiatic Elephants, Leopards, and more.
Jhirna Zone is one of the popular zones among the six ecotourism zones in the Corbett National Park. The Corbett National Park is divided into the six tourism zone among which Jhirna zone is added much later in 1994. In order to extend the Tiger reserve zone, the farming lands of the Jhirna village and other two villages were included in the reserve territory and the villages were relocated at some other place nearby.
One of the six ecotourism zones of the park, this zone is especially known for being the home to a large number of exotic birds. Literally, the zone is a paradise for bird-loving enthusiasts. Enriching the peaceful wilderness of this zone, there are diverse species of wild animals are gracing this part of the Corbett forest which attracts a large number of tourists every year.
Pakro (Near Kotdwar) is the new entry gate for Corbett Tiger Reserve. Now you can reach in less than 2 hrs from Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun to Corbett Tiger Reserve How to Reach? By Air: The closest airport is Jolly Grant, Dehradun. By Rail: Kotdwar is the nearest railway station 19 Kms away By Road: 2 Hr Drive from Jolly Grant Airport Dehradun.
Garjiya Devi Temple is a famous Hindu pilgrimage site that is dedicated to Goddess Parvati. This temple is located on the outskirts of Corbett National Park in Garjiya village near Ramnagar. This must-visit temple is built on a rock in the middle of the Kosi River and it is simply a worth-visiting attraction. In order to get to the top of the temple, one has to climb a steep staircase, and once there you can notice a 4.5 feet high idol of Girija Devi.
The Hanuman Dham under construction at Anjani Chhoi village, adjacent to Ramnagar in the Nainital district, is a center of service and devotion. It is not only in India but also the only temple in the world where along with the nine forms of Bairangbali, his twelve pastimes can be seen. Acharya Vijay, the custodian of the Hanuman Seva Trust, which is building the temple, says the construction of the temple is going on continuously. This Dham will be transformed into the most beautiful dham in the world.
Garjiya Devi Temple is a famous Hindu pilgrimage site that is dedicated to Goddess Parvati. This temple is located on the outskirts of Corbett National Park in Garjiya village near Ramnagar. This must-visit temple is built on a rock in the middle of the Kosi River and it is simply a worth-visiting attraction. In order to get to the top of the temple, one has to climb a steep staircase, and once there you can notice a 4.5 feet high idol of Girija Devi.
Corbett Landscape is a dense forest area, Part of the Tiger Reserve, The area is a favorite place for hiking and is popular in the Hindu epic called the Ramayana. According to legend, Goddess Sita, wife of Lord Rama, spent several days of her exile in the Corbett landscape. The entire site is protected and maintained by the Archaeological Institute of India (ASI). Apart from the beautiful animals, birds, the Corbett landscape is truly a magical place and a natural habitat for tigers, elephants, deer, sambars, barking deer, wild boars, and king cobras. The place is truly a paradise for bird watchers and has an ashram where tourists can rest for a while.
Dropping down from a height of 66 ft. this high waterfall is wonderful to experience after a day of safari, especially on full-moon nights. Nature lovers often camp or come on a picnic at these falls. This place is surrounded by dense forests and amazing flora.