Top Places to Visit in Jim Corbett National Park

 One of the most magnificent national parks in India, Corbett. Tiger Reserve is a crowning jewel of tourism in itself. The main reason for travellers visiting the park is to spot the unique and elusive wildlife in their natural environment and relax and restore in the lap of beautiful nature. 

Following is the list of tourist places in Jim Corbett National Park. These are some of the popular tourist spots in Jim Corbett National Park. 

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Bijrani 

Bijrani Range is positioned close to Amdanda Gate anear Ramnagar. Visitors can have a higher chance of tiger sighting during Bijrani Safari. Wildlife, fields, and dense, deep forest with stormy drains are the main attraction of Bijrani wildlife zone. 

Jhirna 

At the South corner of the Corbett National Park, Jhirna zone is acknowledged as easy and best wildlife sightseeing. Blessed with amazing wildlife beauty, Jhirna zone is open all round the year for visitors. Once Jhirna was a village which relocated under Project Tiger to some other place and now become a thick forest. 

Corbett Falls 

Corbett Falls is a beautiful waterfall located at 25 km from Ramnagar. Developed as a picnic spot for tourist, Corbett Water Falls is enclosed by dense teak wood forest which extends its inherent beauty. Sound of the waterfall makes perfect melody with chippings of the birds. 

Corbett Museum 

A heritage museum, Corbett Museum is just more than a gallery near Kaladhungi. Historians, heritage, and wildlife lovers take a must-visit this special museum. Once a place of stay during wintertimes for famous hunter turned environmentalist Jim Corbett, this museum display amazing belongings of him. 

Vatanvasa Gate 

Vatanvasa Gate is the main entrance point to Sonanadi Range of Corbett National Park. Located at 40 km from Kotdwara, guests can take night stay at Mundiyapani, Rathuadhar and Kanda Forest Rest Houses. 

Durga Devi Zone 

Durga Devi Zone is the hill safari zone filled with wildlife beauty and experience within the Corbett National Park. Located at North-Eastern side of the park, Durga Devi Range has Ramganga river and Mandal river flowing by is side. This region is famous for sighting wild elephants and fishing at Domunda Bridge also enthral visitors. Famous Mahasheer fish can also be found in the river water of Durga Devi Range. Green forest in this range provides ample possibility for bird watching too.

 Sona Nadi Range Sonanadi range is located in Sonanadi Wildlife Sanctuary which is a part of Corbett National Park. Developed as a real habitat of wildlife animals and birds, Sonanadi range is endowed with the astonishing beauty of flora and fauna. Situated in the north of Sonanadi river, this zone is a popular place for Asiatic Elephant along with tiger, cheetah, sambhar, leopard and reptiles. Guests can also enjoy over 550 of birds in their natural habitat. 

Kyari Camp 

Kyari Camp is a paradise for the adventure lovers as it offers innumerable leisure activities to the city dwellers. This offbeat place is located in the wilderness of Kyari village, situated to the east of Kosi River. This place is rich in bio-diversity as the region sprawls with lush greenery and is home to varied wildlife. 

Sitabani Forest Reserve 

Sitabani Forest Reserve is opposite to the famous Jim Corbett National Park. This naturally enclosed place is nestled in the foothills of the mighty Himalayas. The dense Sal forests of Sitabani Forest Reserve is home to varied wildlife like tigers, leopards, elephants, spotted deer, sambhar, wild boar etc. 

Kalagarh Dam 

Kalagarh Dam is an embankment dam built on Ramganga River, a tributary of holy river Ganga. This dam is also known as Ramganga Dam and is built by the Up Irrigation Department. 

Sunrise Point 

Sunrise Point is the highest point of elevation in Corbett National Park and its surrounding area at Bhuwankhal Village (Kath ki Nao). It’s also famous the oldest bungalow built by the British. WRITTEN BY Tourtangy 

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