Jim Corbett Safari at Dhikala Zone

The Dhikala Zone is the most famous and sought-after safari zone within Jim Corbett National Park, located in the heart of the park's core area. Known for its dense forests, expansive grasslands, and diverse wildlife, Dhikala offers the quintessential Corbett jungle experience and is often considered the crown jewel of the park.
This zone is renowned for its high tiger population and frequent sightings of other majestic animals such as elephants, leopards, sloth bears, sambar deer, chital, and wild boars. The open grasslands of Dhikala, combined with dense sal and mixed forests, provide an ideal habitat for a rich variety of flora and fauna, making it a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers.
The zone includes the famous Dhikala Forest Rest House, which is the largest forest rest house in Corbett and allows visitors to stay deep inside the forest, immersing themselves fully in nature. Due to its popularity and ecological sensitivity, safaris in Dhikala are strictly regulated with limited permits, and advanced booking is essential.
Jeep safaris are conducted during morning and evening hours, accompanied by expert naturalists who enhance the experience by providing insights into the park's ecosystem and wildlife behavior. The best time to visit Dhikala is between November and June when the zone is open to tourists.
For anyone seeking an authentic and thrilling wildlife safari in one of India's oldest national parks, the Dhikala Zone offers an unparalleled opportunity to witness the wilderness and majesty of Jim Corbett National Park.

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