Jim Corbett National Park — India's oldest and most celebrated wildlife reserve, established in 1936. Sprawling across 1,318 sq km of the Himalayan foothills in Uttarakhand, Corbett is home to over 200 Bengal tigers, 600+ bird species, Asian elephants, leopards, and gharials.
Our 3-day safari package gives you two full days inside the park's best zones — Dhikala, Bijrani, and Jhirna — with expert naturalist guides, comfortable forest lodge accommodation, and all meals included.
Tiger Sightings
Two jeep safaris in prime zones maximise tiger sighting chances — dawn is best!
Dhikala Grasslands
Legendary 10km Ramganga belt — jeep viewpoint with panoramic wildlife views.
Bird Photography
Corbett is a birding paradise — pied kingfishers, serpent eagles, parakeets, owlets.
Ramganga River
Spot gharials and mugger crocodiles along the beautiful Ramganga riverbanks.
Forest Lodge Stay
Stay at a nature-immersive lodge on the buffer zone — wake up to jungle sounds.
Expert Naturalist
Certified naturalist guides you through animal behaviour, tracks, and ecology.
Delhi → Ramnagar — Check-in & Evening Nature Walk
Depart Delhi early morning. 6-hour scenic drive through the Terai belt to Ramnagar. Check into your forest lodge, freshen up, and enjoy an evening nature walk on the lodge trails with your naturalist — spot deer, langurs and birdlife at dusk.
- 5:30 AM: Pickup from Delhi (ISBT / Hotel)
- Drive via NH9 through Moradabad, Kashipur to Ramnagar
- 12:30 PM: Arrive Ramnagar, lunch at lodge
- 2:00 PM: Check-in, rest & freshen up
- 4:30 PM: Evening guided nature walk on buffer zone trail
- 6:30 PM: Sundowner at lodge viewpoint
- Dinner and briefing about tomorrow's safari
Dawn Safari + Dhikala Zone + Afternoon Bijrani Safari
The full wildlife day. Dawn jeep safari in Bijrani or Jhirna zones when tigers are most active. Return for brunch, then embark on the famous Dhikala zone safari — 10km inside the core zone with Ramganga river views and grassland wildlife sightings.
- 5:30 AM: Pre-dawn breakfast and depart for park gate
- 6:00 AM: Enter Bijrani/Jhirna Zone — prime tiger habitat
- Spot sambar deer, spotted deer, elephants, langurs
- Tiger sighting opportunity — follow fresh tracks with guide
- 9:30 AM: Exit park, brunch at lodge
- 12:30 PM: Rest during midday heat
- 2:30 PM: Enter Dhikala Zone (permit required — included)
- Ramganga viewpoint — spot crocodiles, elephants, birds
- 6:00 PM: Return to lodge, dinner and stargazing
Morning Safari → Corbett Museum → Return Delhi
One final dawn safari for those last tiger encounters. After breakfast, visit the Jim Corbett Museum at Kaladhungi — the restored home of the legendary hunter-conservationist. Drive back to Delhi, arriving by evening.
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Spotted a tigress with two cubs in Bijrani zone on day 2! Our naturalist Vikram was incredible — he found the tracks before dawn and positioned us perfectly. The Dhikala grasslands are unlike anything I've ever seen. This trip was a life-changer.
Went as a bird photography enthusiast and came back completely hooked. Saw 78 species in just 2 days! The lodge was peaceful and the food was surprisingly great. MilesNPeople handled every permit flawlessly — zero stress.
Corbett has excellent tiger sighting rates. With 2–3 safari zones over 2 days, sighting probability is high. Our naturalists know the best zones and times. Dawn safaris in Bijrani or Bijrani zones are most productive. Historical guest sighting rate is ~72%. We never guarantee sightings — wildlife is wild — but we maximise every chance.
Corbett is open Oct 15 – Jun 15. The Dhikala zone is closed during monsoon (Jul–Oct). Best months: November–March for winter wildlife viewing, April–May for highest sighting rates (animals congregate near water). June is hot but sightings are excellent. January–February is coldest — pack warm layers.
Absolutely! Children above 5 years are allowed on jeep safaris. The experience is educational and exciting for kids. Open-top jeeps are safe — you stay inside vehicles at all times. Our naturalists are great with young travellers, making wildlife spotting interactive and fun.
A 300mm+ telephoto lens is ideal for tigers and leopards. For birds, 400–600mm is recommended. Bring a camera with fast burst mode. Mornings can be dark under canopy — wide aperture lenses (f/4 or f/5.6) help. A monopod is useful in jeeps. Video cameras are allowed but there's an extra fee at the park gate (~₹500).