Corbett Tour Packages

Corbett Tour Packages

The ever popular wildlife Tourist destination Jim Corbett National Park was established by noted hunter and naturalist Edward James Jim Corbett. Giving shelter to India's major population of Tigers and majestic elephants, Corbett National Park is a most sought after landing place for the wildlife buffs. While Corbett Tour Packages gain popularity through the months of November - June but it's never a bad time for a Corbett Tour. Different species of Deer, Sambar, wild boar, and leopard and of course the Royal Bengal are the star attraction of the park. A single Corbett Tour Package might not ensure a tiger sighting so do not get disappointed at that point of time. Opt for another pocket friendly Corbett Package and keep alive your wildlife enthusiasm in your heart. We offer plethora of options, you need to pick of your own choice from our extensive database and enjoy the most cherished moment of your life.

the Corbett National Park is one of the finest tiger habitats in India. Nestled at the foothills of the Himalayas in Uttarakhand, the park extends over a tract of 520 square kilometers. It is a large valley with forested ridges running through it. The Ramganga river winds through its entire length, and dense Sal and deciduous forests cover the park area. The main animals found in the national park include tiger, elephant, chital, sambar, nilgai, gharial, King Cobra, muntjac, wild boar, hedgehog, common musk shrew, flying fox, Indian Pangolin and nearly 600 species of birds.

DAY 01 :Delhi – Jim Corbett (260 km / 5-6 Hrs Drive) :

Morning drive to Jim Corbett. On arrival transfer to Hotel or Resort. Day at leisure for individual activities, Overnight at Hotel or Resort.

DAY 02 :Jim Corbett :

Early in the morning, wake up call. Later go for morning Jungle Safari, our pre booked jeep will be pick you from hotel, a forest guide will join to you at the entry gate, the guide will give you the information and knowledge about the Jim Corbett Park. Drive back to hotel, after breakfast enjoy the bath at swimming pool or Koshi River. Rest of the time local activities or indoor games. Evening enjoy the tea, coffee & snacks, Overnight at hotel.

DAY 03 :Jim Corbett – Delhi :

After breakfast enjoy the adventure trip activities like walking tour, fishing and indoor game. After lunch drive come back to Delhi. Drop at your destination.

Payments policy

• 25% Amount at the time of booking. 100% Amount 15 days or earlier, before travel date. Payment by cheque or online payment facility available. Your booking confirmation number will be provided to you.

Tour Cancilation policy

• Strictly depends upon concerned hotel's cancellation policy
• Minimum Cancilation charges before 10days of Travel Date is 10% of package cost

• Package cost will change if opted for guide service, choice of transport vehicle, hotel type change
• Accommodation charges as mentioned in the package are with 2 persons staying together sharing the same room
• Extra persons in same room charges extra
• Altough we ensure you the best experience but unfortunate delays in travel and inefficient service of hotel is the responsibility of the respective parties.

By Air:

The nearest domestic airport is Pantnagar Airport (Airport Code: PGH), situated approximately 80 km south of Corbett / Ramnagar (around 2 hours drive via Bazpur and Kashipur on smooth state highways). Pantnagar Airport connects regular scheduled flights from New Delhi (IGI) and Dehradun. Alternatively, New Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) is 245 km away, offering comprehensive global flight connectivity.

By Train:

Ramnagar Railway Station (Station Code: RMR) is the dedicated railhead for Jim Corbett National Park, located just 1 km from the tiger reserve reception counters. Key direct train connections include:

• Ranikhet Express (Train 15014): Convenient daily overnight express train from Jaisalmer, Jaipur, Gurgaon, and Delhi Cantt directly to Ramnagar.
• Corbett Park Link Express (Train 25014): Direct daily train connecting New Delhi / Old Delhi Junction (DLI) to Ramnagar in under 6 hours.
• Pre-paid taxis, gypsy operators, and luxury resort shuttle vehicles are readily available outside Ramnagar Railway Station.

By Road:

Corbett enjoys excellent multi-lane highway connectivity from Delhi NCR and major northern cities:

• From Delhi NCR (~245 km / 5 to 5.5 hours): Drive via the Delhi-Meerut Expressway (NE-3), NH-9 through Hapur, Moradabad bypass, and NH-309 through Kashipur and Ramnagar.
• State & Private Luxury Buses: Uttarakhand Transport Corporation (UTC) and private luxury Volvo AC coaches operate regular scheduled services from ISBT Anand Vihar, New Delhi, directly to Ramnagar Bus Stand.

Jim Corbett National Park and its surrounding buffer valleys offer an extraordinary array of wildlife safari zones, historic forest lodges, sacred river temples, and nature cascades:

1. Dhikala Ecotourism Safari Zone & Ramganga River Valley

The crown jewel of Jim Corbett National Park, Dhikala Zone is world-renowned for its vast panoramic grasslands (Dhikala Chaur), dense Sal woodlands, and meandering Ramganga River reservoir. Dhikala offers unmatched wildlife sightings of Royal Bengal Tigers, wild elephant herds swimming across the river, and endangered Gharials basking on gravel banks. Open exclusively from November 15 to June 15, day visits are conducted via authorized open Canters, while wildlife enthusiasts can book coveted overnight stays in the historic 1890s British Forest Rest House.

Panoramic Morning Mist Over the Vast Grasslands of Dhikala Safari Zone, Corbett

2. Bijrani Safari Zone (Premier Tiger Tracking & Open Jeep Safari)

Located just 1 km from Ramnagar town, the Bijrani Ecotourism Zone is celebrated as the premier open-top 4x4 Gypsy safari zone for tiger tracking. Featuring a magnificent mix of dense Sal forests, wide riverbeds, and lush bamboo brakes, Bijrani offers exceptional wildlife sightings including Tigers, Leopards, Black Bears, Chital (spotted deer), and hundreds of vibrant forest birds. Morning and afternoon jeep safaris operate daily from mid-October to June end.

Royal Bengal Tiger Sighting on Forest Tracks in Bijrani Zone, Corbett

3. Jhirna & Dhela Ecotourism Safari Zones (Year-Round Safari Hub)

Situated in the southern boundary of the reserve, Jhirna Zone and the adjacent Dhela Zone remain open throughout the entire year (including the monsoon season). Characterized by deciduous scrub forests, open valleys, and natural waterholes, Jhirna is particularly famous for frequent sightings of Sloth Bears, Wild Elephants, Nilgai, and soaring Raptors.

4. Maa Garjiya Devi Temple (Sacred Rock Island on Kosi River)

Perched dramatically atop a massive standalone rock monolith in the middle of the rushing Kosi River (14 km from Ramnagar), the Garjiya Devi Temple is a revered Shakti Peeth dedicated to Goddess Parvati (Garjiya Devi). Devotees climb a flight of stone stairs surrounded by turquoise waters to seek blessings, with the temple drawing massive crowds during the grand annual Kartik Poornima fair.

Maa Garjiya Devi Sacred Rock Temple on the Kosi River, Ramnagar, Corbett

5. Corbett Waterfalls & Dense Teak Forest Nature Trail

Tucked away 25 km from Ramnagar on the Kaladhungi highway, Corbett Falls is a pristine 66-foot natural waterfall cascading into a crystal-clear plunge pool surrounded by dense, fragrant teak and Sal woods. A peaceful 1.5 km nature walking trail with wooden footbridges, picnic pavilions, and melodic bird calls leads to the falls, offering a refreshing eco-escape.

Corbett Waterfalls Cascading Through Dense Teak Forests Near Kaladhungi

6. Jim Corbett Heritage Museum (Kaladhungi Estate)

Located in Kaladhungi (30 km from Ramnagar), the Jim Corbett Heritage Museum is housed in the charming stone bungalow that was the winter ancestral home of legendary conservationist Jim Corbett. The museum preserves his personal belongings, handwritten manuscripts, original hunting photographs, antique furniture, and the famous letters detailing his man-eater tracking expeditions across Kumaon.

7. Durga Devi Ecotourism Safari Zone & Golden Mahseer Angling

Located 36 km northeast of Ramnagar along the Mandal River, Durga Devi Zone is a hilly mountainous safari sector known for dramatic river canyons, deep gorges, and lush elevation flora. It is an internationally famous habitat for the endangered Golden Mahseer fish and a paradise for birders seeking the Crested Laughingthrush, Great Hornbill, and Forktails.

8. Kosi River Adventure Corridor & Suspension Bridge

Flowing alongside the eastern fringe of Corbett National Park, the crystal-clear Kosi River serves as the premier hub for adventure activities including river rafting (during monsoon and post-monsoon), kayaking, cliff jumping, and bridge slithering. Luxury eco-resorts lining the riverbanks offer private pebble beach relaxation and tranquil bonfires under starlit Himalayan skies.

9. Sitabani Landscape & Valmiki Ashram (Mythological Forest Reserve)

Encompassing the peaceful buffer forest of the Shivalik foothills, Sitabani is steeped in Ramayana mythology as the forest hermitage where Goddess Sita spent her days of exile and gave birth to Luv and Kush. Visitors can enjoy open jeep safaris through Sitabani without the rigid permit caps of the core zone, encountering wild elephants, leopards, and over 400 species of avian life.

Wild Asian Elephant Herd Grazing in the Forested Shivalik Foothills of Corbett