OVERVIEW
Established in 1936 as India's first national park, Jim Corbett National Park in Uttarakhand is one of the finest tiger reserves in Asia and a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Spread across 520 sq km of sal forests, grasslands, and the scenic Ramganga River valley, Corbett is home to over 220 Bengal tigers, elephants, leopards, and 600 bird species. Our 1 Night / 2 Day tour offers two jeep safaris and expert naturalist guidance.
Tour Highlights
Wildlife Jeep Safaris
Two wildlife jeep safaris inside Jim Corbett National Park
Naturalist Guide
Expert naturalist guide with deep knowledge of Corbett's wildlife
Jungle Resort
Comfortable jungle resort or eco-lodge accommodation
Wildlife Sightings
High probability of tiger, elephant & leopard sightings
Bird Watching
Over 600 bird species including the rare hornbill
Ramganga River Valley
Scenic Ramganga River valley landscape
Itinerary
DAY-WISE ITINERARY
Inclusions
- Private air-conditioned vehicle (Delhi–Corbett–Delhi)
- 1 Night accommodation at a jungle resort (double/twin sharing)
- All meals (dinner Day 1, breakfast Day 2)
- 2 Jeep safaris with expert naturalist guide
- National park entry and jeep safari fees
- Bottled water throughout the tour
Exclusions
- Lunches on Day 1 and Day 2
- Extra safari fees if additional zones are visited
- Elephant safari if available — charged separately
- Personal shopping and beverages
- Tips for guide, naturalist & driver
BEST TIME TO VISIT
October to June for wildlife viewing. November–February has the most pleasant weather. Dhikala zone is open March to June. Park is closed during monsoon (July–September).
THINGS TO CARRY
- Earthy/neutral-coloured clothing (greens, khakis, browns)
- Binoculars for wildlife and bird spotting
- Telephoto lens camera
- Insect repellent
- Warm layers for early morning safaris
- Comfortable, quiet-soled shoes
IMPORTANT NOTES
- Tiger sightings are never guaranteed in the wild, but Corbett has one of the highest tiger density rates in India.
- Loud noises, bright clothing & standing up in the jeep are prohibited inside the park.
- Safari vehicles are allocated by the forest department; specific zones cannot always be guaranteed.
- Children under 5 years are not permitted on wildlife safaris.
- Do not litter inside the park; all waste must be carried out.