Jim Corbett National Park

In the Uttarakhand province’s Nainital district sits Corbett National Park, a smaller portion of the larger Corbett Tiger Reserve and a Project Tiger Reserve. For its abundance of tigers, the enchanted terrain of Corbett is well-known and legendary. As India’s oldest and most prominent National Park, Corbett was first established in 1936 as Hailey National Park. It is also being recognised for being the site of the 1973 debut of Project Tiger. The Project Tiger in India, which was founded to safeguard the most endangered species and the Royal of India known as Tigers, was born in this special tiger territory, making it best recognised as its father.

With a total size of 520 square kilometres, it is made up of hills, grasslands, riverine belts, marshy depressions, and a sizable lake. One of the few tiger reserves in India that permits overnight stays within the National Park is this one. On an elephant’s back and in an open-wheeled Jeep, visitors to the park can observe the natural world and wildlife. The national park is one of the most popular travel destinations for wildlife enthusiasts because it is home to a robust population of tigers and unique species like otters and the endemic fish-eating crocodile. The most well-liked location is Dhikala, which is located on the edge of the vast Patil Dun valley.