Jim Corbett National Park

Jim Corbett National Park

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India|Asia
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Wildlife
76
Access
74
Stay
72
Safety
86
Photo
62
Crowds
74
Cost
94
Birding

Jim Corbett National Park combines tiger habitat, river systems, foothill forest, and rich birding in one of the classic wildlife landscapes of northern India. It works well for travelers who want a mix of big mammal safari and forest birding in a scenic Himalayan foothill setting.

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Wildlife Species

Bengal Tiger

Rare

Mammal · Best time: Morning or Evening

Asian Elephant

Uncommon

Mammal · Best time: All Day

Great Hornbill

Uncommon

Bird · Best time: Morning

Otter

Uncommon

Mammal · Best time: Morning

Geography

Terrain
Sal forest, riverbeds, grassland, foothills, reservoirs
Elevation
400-1200m
Climate
Subtropical foothill
Area
About 520 km2 core park

Weather

Best Months
NovemberDecemberJanuaryFebruaryMarchApril
Avg. Temperature
5-35°C
Rainfall
Low in dry season
Humidity
35-80%

Getting There

Nearest Airport

Delhi with rail or road to Ramnagar

Gateway town is Ramnagar

Transport
  • Jeep safaris in tourism zones
  • Birding around rivers and lodges
  • Mixed forest and grassland routes

Where to Stay

Safari lodges around Ramnagar

Budget to Premium

Lodge · Near park zones

Forest resorts near the Kosi River

Mid-range

Resort · Gateway area

Location

29.5300, 78.7700View larger map

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