Asiatic elephant paradise at Jim Corbett National Park

Best time to visit:

April and May

Jim Corbett National Park

Named after the famous British hunter, author and naturalist, Jim Corbett National Park is situated at the foothills of the Himalayas in the Indian state of Uttarakhand. This national park sees the largest congregation of Asiatic elephants in North India in the summer months of April and May. The stunning open landscape of JCNP provides the perfect backdrop to photograph the magnificent beasts. Besides elephants, the park is also home to the royal Bengal tiger and a wide variety of birds, notable among which are the spot-bellied eagle owl and the long-tailed broad bill.

Marquee species

Asiatic elephant, royal Bengal tiger, spot-bellied eagle owl, barking deer, hog deer, Pallas’ fish eagle, grey-headed fish eagle

Proposed itinerary

(4d, 3n)

‍Day 1:
Depart from Delhi early morning by road. Reach Dhikala via Ramnagar and enjoy afternoon safari within Dhikala zone of Jim Corbett National Park.
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‍Day 2:
Morning and afternoon safari within Dhikala zone of Jim Corbett National Park.
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‍Day 3:
‍Morning and afternoon safari within Dhikala zone of Jim Corbett National Park.
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‍Day 4:
Morning safari within Dhikala zone of Jim Corbett National Park and then leave for Delhi via Ramnagar.

Advisory

This tour must be booked four-to-six months in advance and is subject to availability at Dhikala forest rest house. This tour should be ideally combined with a three-day birding trip to Saat-taal.

Booking enquiry:

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