Jim Corbett Safari

Jim Corbett Safari

Jim Corbett Safari offers one of India's most exciting wildlife adventures, allowing visitors to explore the rich biodiversity of Jim Corbett National Park, the oldest national park in India. Located in the Nainital district of Uttarakhand, this world-famous wildlife destination is renowned for its thriving population of Royal Bengal Tigers, Asian Elephants, Leopards, Deer, and more than 600 species of birds.

A safari through Jim Corbett National Park is an unforgettable experience where visitors can witness wildlife in their natural habitat while exploring dense forests, open grasslands, riverbanks, and scenic valleys. Whether you are a wildlife enthusiast, nature lover, photographer, or adventure seeker, Jim Corbett Safari promises an exciting journey into the heart of nature.

Established in 1936 as Hailey National Park, Jim Corbett National Park was later renamed in honor of the legendary conservationist and hunter Jim Corbett. Covering an area of over 520 square kilometers, the park forms a significant part of the Corbett Tiger Reserve and is one of the most successful tiger conservation areas under India's Project Tiger initiative.

A safari at Jim Corbett National Park offers visitors the opportunity to observe wildlife in their natural surroundings while enjoying breathtaking forest landscapes. Experienced guides and trained drivers accompany every safari, sharing fascinating insights about the park's flora, fauna, and ecosystem.

Wildlife You May Encounter

Jim Corbett Safari offers the chance to witness a remarkable variety of wildlife.

Mammals:
Royal Bengal Tiger
Asian Elephant
Leopard
Sloth Bear
Himalayan Black Bear
Wild Boar
Barking Deer
Spotted Deer (Chital)
Sambar Deer
Hog Deer
Nilgai
Goral
Otter
Yellow-throated Marten

During spring and summer, colorful alpine flowers bloom across the meadows, creating spectacular landscapes.