Experience Wilderness of Nature at Corbett National Park

Corbett Wildlife Sanctuary is one of the best places of Tiger conservation in India. It is renowned across the globe for its beautiful landscapes, diverse flora, fauna and avifauna collections. This national park is located in Nainital district of Uttarakhand and named after the great hunter who later became a conservationist Jim Corbett.

This is the first wildlife reserve of India spread over an area of more than 500 sq km in the Himalayan foothills. Jim Corbett National Park is a world renowned wildlife sanctuary for the tiger conservation. It is the oldest national park of India. Jim Corbett National Park is attributed to the great hunter later became conservationist ‘Jim Corbett’ who played an important role in its establishment of the park. Initially, Corbett National park was known as Hailey National Park.

The national park is situated in sub-Himalayan geographical belt which gifted this place with 488 different species of plants and a diverse variety of fauna. The blended beauty of flora, fauna, avifauna and beautiful landscapes calls on large wildlife lovers, nature enthusiasts and bird’s watchers from several parts of the globe.

The diversity of this national park based in its 488 different species of plants which supports 50 species of mammals, 580 bird species and 25 reptile species. This diverse collection of flora, fauna and avifauna enthrall, excite and thrill tourists who come here from several parts of the globe round the year. The national park is an important shelter for the tiger, Indian elephant, wild dog, leopard cat, Indian pangolin and hog deer.

Numbers of Corbett Wildlife Safaris are available for tourists to explore this wonderful natural habitat. The Corbett Safari includes Jeep Safari, Elephant Safari, Horse Safari and Bird Safari. Jeep Safari is the most convenient way to travel within the Corbett National Park, and it is the best way for Tiger tracking. Elephant Safari is another popular choice for tracking Tigers.