I went to Jim corbbet park 1 month ago with my friends & that is such a nice place to spent your time with nature. if you are on leisure & looking for some nice quiet place where you can spent your time with your loved ones cobbet national park is one of that places. I'll go every year &... More

Visit to Corbett...but disappointing...no tigers or elephants visible during the open Gypsy Safari. The climate was nice and cloudy on the day of our visit (27th March). Had to fork out 5200 for a gypsy (6 adults) for Bijrani gate. came across scores of deers, peacocks, birds, monkeys but the stars were absent.

Touts and commercialisation are spoiling the charm.

Corbbet national park is a good place to be but we had no success on tigers, we seen lot of dears and other aninmals, if you really wanna see tiger go in full day safari so you can have success on watching tigers else you would also get disappoint

Stay at dhikala or other forest rest houses if you want to enjoy Corbett.

You all have to silent for wildlife excursion because wild animals are very sound sensitive.

The systematic and organised way for ticket booking and the safety arrangement like compulsory sending a forest guide along and exclusively with you. The rates are fixed and so you do not have to worry whether you got cheated. The jeep journey in the forest is exiting and a memorable experience. However, there were only four tigers live in the... More

We booked an early morning, 6a.m., safari. Good idea to wrap up as the mornings can be cold in November and the wind chill factor high as you are in an open "Gypsy". Although the number of vehicles allowed into the Park are strictly controlled, we felt that there were still too many allowed in at one time. No tiger... More

a perfect wildlife resort in jim corbett national park