Jungle Safari in Jim Corbett
Jungle Safari in Jim Corbett
In Uttarakahnd Nainital Jim Corbett National Park was established in
1936 protect the endangered Bengal tiger. Although it is grow across
approximately 520 square kilometers, only 15% of the total area is open to
tourists and visitors. The best time to visit is from mid of November to the center
of June. Jungle safari in JimCorbett is known for its wildlife and activities here include jeep safari, elephant safari, horse
safaris, rock climbing, bird watching, and angling. If are you interested in bird watching, the
month of March is the best time to visit.
Along with the popular Tigers, you can spot 50 mammal
species, 580 bird species and 25 reptile species. The temperature here scales
from 4 degrees in the winter and a maximum of 42 degrees in the summer. Corbett
is divided into 4 zones – the Dhikala zone, the Bijrani Safari Zone, the Jhirna
Safari Zone, and the Durga Devi Safari Zone. Season specific timing is
allotted for different zones.
Plan a day trip to Corbett, and you will start on an
adventure of a lifetime. You can again opt for a day pass or book evening
safaris. Bird watching is just as much of a charm as spotting the elusive
tiger.
Among water birds, you can find Egrets, Geese,
Black Neck Storks, Grey Herons, Cormorants, Ducks, Wagtails. You can also find
birds of kill like vultures, eagles, ospreys and woodland birds like Robins,
Chats, Redstarts, Bayas, Finches, Doves, Hornbills, and Barbets. The most
popular inhabitant of Corbett national park is the Royal Bengal Tiger of
course. Along with him, Himalayan black bears, Indian grey mongoose, otters,
yellow-throated martens, and pangolins.
Tips for planning a day
trip to Corbett
- Don’t forget to carry your binoculars to see animals
and birds from a distance.
- Stay within the boundaries and listen to what your
guide says. Be patient.
- Do plan. But understand that these are wild animals. It
depends on your luck. You might see them or you might not.
- Keep devices on silent. Do not play music.
- Dress in light colours. Bright colours can distract the
animals.
- Carry a hat and use sunscreen and sunglasses since the
sun can be pretty strong.
Other than safaris, you can also visit the Corbett waterfall.
Other than the beautiful waterfall, you can also check out the Sunrise Point.
The sunrise point is the highest view point where you can see both Kosi and
Ramganga rivers along with the village. At Dhikala, wildlife films are shown
free every evening overlooking behind the canteen.
Reaching Corbett
National Park
Delhi is the closest international airport to Corbett. The closest
domestic airport is Pantnagar. The nearest railway station is Ramnagar which is
12 km away. Ramnagar is also connected via road to Lucknow, Haridwar, Dehradun
and Ranikhet.
Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, an added advantage of
staying at Corbett is star gazing. On a clear day, you can see thousands of
stars twinkling away. If you still got some time left after visiting the
fascination jungle safari in Jim Corbett national park, you can also explore some of the places near Corbett, which is worth a try.
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