In 1936, Jim Corbett
National Park, called Hailey National park then was established to protect the
endangered Bengal Tiger. It is oldest national park in India and is located in
the Nainital district of the Indian state Uttarakhand. It was also the first
national park to come under the ‘Project Tiger’ initiative.
Situated 60 Kilometers
from Nainital, Jim Corbett National park is called the land of roar, trumpet
and songs. It hosts one of world’s most wonderful wildlife and is home to the
world’s largest population of Tigers and a number of rare species in the
country. Jeep Safari in Corbett National
park provides tourists with the opportunity to explore the affluent flora
and fauna in the region along with the exquisite wildlife spotting. Away from
the hustle and bustle of city, calm, non-mechanized voyage into the deep parts
of nature.
Safari
Zones
There are four Safari
zones in the Jim Corbett National Park; Jhirna, Bijrani, Durgadevi, Dhikala. Book jeep safari in Jim Corbett in any
of the four zones to experience an exhilarating foray into the wild. Regular
safaris are conducted in the morning and evening and around thirty jeeps can
enter the park at one time. Jhirna, 16
Kilometers from Ramnagar is open to tourists year round and is open from 6 to
9.30 A.M and 2.30-5.30 P.M. Bijrani is 2 Kilometers from Ramnagar and is open
from October through June. Durgadevi is 28 Kilometers from Ramnagar and is
famous for Mahasheer fishes and a variety of bird species. The duration of the
Safari is around 3-3 ½ hours and helps you cover maximum area in a short time span.
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