Safari Zone

Jim Corbett National Park, India's oldest and one of the most celebrated wildlife reserves, is divided into several safari zones, each offering a unique landscape and wildlife experience. These zones are carefully managed to balance conservation with tourism, making the park a haven for both nature lovers and adventure seekers.
There are six main safari zones in Corbett: Dhikala, Bijrani, Jhirna, Dhela, Durga Devi, and Garjiya. Each has its own charm and varying chances of spotting wildlife like Bengal tigers, elephants, leopards, deer, sloth bears, and hundreds of bird species.
Dhikala Zone is the largest and most popular, known for its rich biodiversity and scenic grasslands. An overnight stay is required here, offering the most immersive experience.
Bijrani Zone is close to Ramnagar and famous for frequent tiger sightings. It features beautiful sal forests and open grasslands.
Jhirna Zone is open year-round and ideal for tourists visiting off-season. It is home to sloth bears, wild boars, and a wide range of birds.
Dhela Zone, added more recently, is known for its rich birdlife and tranquil setting.
Durga Devi Zone is hilly and ideal for birdwatchers and those looking for a quiet safari experience.
Garjiya Zone, near Bijrani, is also gaining popularity for its sightings and accessibility.