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By Air: The nearest airport is Pantnagar Airport, approximately 50 km from the park. From there, you can hire a taxi to reach the park. Alternatively, you can fly into Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi and then travel by road to the park, which is about 270 km away. By Train: The nearest railway stations are Ramnagar and Haldwani. Ramnagar is about 12 km from the park and is well-connected by trains from major cities like Delhi and Lucknow. By Road: Jim Corbett National Park is accessible by road from major cities like Delhi, Dehradun, and Haridwar. Several private and state-run buses operate to and from the park, and taxis can also be hired

Dhikala Zone: Known for its extensive grasslands and high chances of tiger sightings. It requires advance booking and is accessible through a forest rest house. Bijrani Zone: Famous for its diverse wildlife and dense forest. Safaris are available in the morning and afternoon. Jhirna Zone: Open throughout the year and offers good opportunities for wildlife viewing. Dhela Zone: A newer zone that provides a chance to see a variety of wildlife in a different landscape. Sitabani Zone: Located on the park’s periphery, it is open year-round and offers a unique experience with lesser crowd

Safaris can be booked through the official website of the Jim Corbett National Park or through authorized tour operators. It’s advisable to book safaris well in advance, especially during peak season, as slots can fill up quickly

Jeep Safari: The most popular way to explore the park. It can be done in the morning or afternoon. Canter Safari: A larger vehicle that can accommodate more people. It is available in some zones and is a good option if you are traveling in a group. Elephant Safari: Available in certain zones and offers a unique way to view wildlife up close. However, availability can be limited

Jim Corbett National Park is known for its population of Bengal tigers. Other wildlife includes leopards, elephants, various species of deer (like spotted deer and sambar), wild boars, and a wide range of birds such as the Great Hornbill and the Kingfisher. The park is also home to various reptiles and amphibians

Yes, there are several accommodation options inside and around Jim Corbett National Park. Options range from luxury resorts and forest lodges to budget guesthouses. The Dhikala zone has forest rest houses that offer a more immersive experience but require advance booking

Yes, visitors are required to follow specific rules to ensure safety and minimal disturbance to wildlife: Stay within the designated safari routes and zones. Maintain silence and avoid loud noises. Do not feed or disturb the animals. Follow the instructions of the safari guide and park authorities. Smoking and littering are prohibited inside the park