Corbett National Park Tours & Holidays
Corbett National Park Small Group Tours & Tailor-Made Holidays
Corbett is one of the finest National Parks in India. The park covers an area of 500 sq. km. and comprises the broad valley of the Ramganga River in the foothills of the Himalayas. This has resulted in diverse habitat and given the park scenic charm and some magnificent sub-mountain and riverine views. The park was established in 1936 and later renamed after Jim Corbett, who spent many years in this area and wrote the book, The Man Eaters of Kumaon. The park has always been noted for its tigers ...
Corbett is one of the finest National Parks in India. The park covers an area of 500 sq. km. and comprises the broad valley of the Ramganga River in the foothills of the Himalayas. This has resulted in diverse habitat and given the park scenic charm and some magnificent sub-mountain and riverine views. The park was established in 1936 and later renamed after Jim Corbett, who spent many years in this area and wrote the book, The Man Eaters of Kumaon. The park has always been noted for its tigers and it was here that the prestigious 'Project Tiger' was launched in 1973. Other wildlife of the park includes leopard, Asiatic elephants, a variety of deer including muntjac, spotted deer, hog deer, blue bull, sloth bear, jackal and wild boar.
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Best experiences
Go birding in Sitabani
Rise early to capitalise on this wonderful birding opportunity with a local naturalist. Encompassing diverse ecosystems of native Sal and mixed forests, grasslands and rivers beds set against a green canopy, this forest reserve is a bird watching paradise.
Take a walk around Chotti Haldwani
Catch a glimpse of local community life in a typical Bhabhar village. The development of Chotti Haldwani was encouraged by Jim Corbett, and here you can meet with locals whilst visiting local houses, the surrounding fields and a local restaurant and Corbett museum.
Encounter wildlife on a jeep safari
Head out into the jungle in search of tigers, elephants, leopards and the critically endangered Gharial, as well as a diverse species of birds. End your afternoon safari as the sun slowly sets, a wonderful time of day to spot numerous species of wildlife.OUR FAVOURITE PLACES TO STAY
