Jim Corbett National Park

Jim Corbett National Park is located in Nainital, Uttarakhand. Established in the year 1936, this park is home of various flora and fauna species, attracting a multitude of tourists every year. Along with Jungle Safari, people can enjoy fishing and explore Corbett museum and Corbett waterfall within the park. Initially named Hailey National Park, it was later changed to honour the renowned conservationist and naturalist Jim Corbett, who saved several lives from man-eater tigers.

Spreading over 1288 square kilometres, this park houses more than 110 species of trees, 55 species of mammals, 580 bird species, and 25 reptile species. Tourists may enjoy jungle safaris throughout the year, but majorly during November to June. Divided into eight zones, each zone of Jim Corbett promises to offer a scenic view of the jungle and different species of animals and birds, often seen digitally.

Luxury to budget friendly resort services are readily available, enhancing your jungle experience during night stays. Visitors must ensure their safari booking in advance and carrying their own necessary equipment is a must. Jim Corbett itself is a major centre of attraction for tourists but there are also some other nearby attractions that people usually explore during their visit, such as Garjiya Devi, Hanuman Dham, Kalagarh Dam, Dhangadhi Museum.