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Core Area: 521 Sq. Km
Corbett National Park / Tiger Reserve

Established in 1936 as India’s first national park, Jim Corbett National Park remains one of the country’s most iconic wildlife destinations.

Located in Uttarakhand, the park spans riverine belts, expansive grasslands, marshy depressions, and dense sal forests, creating a rich and varied habitat for wildlife.

Wildlife: Corbett is particularly renowned for its healthy population of Bengal tigers, offering some of the finest tiger-viewing opportunities in North India.

The park also supports elephants, leopards, otters, gharials, and over 600 species of birds, making it a rewarding destination for both wildlife enthusiasts and photographers.

Luxury Experiences: Luxury safari experiences in Corbett are defined by exclusivity and comfort. Accommodation options include elegant riverside lodges and secluded jungle retreats featuring spa facilities, curated dining, and tailored service. 

Add-ons: Corbett pairs seamlessly with journeys through Rajasthan or Himalayan wellness escapes, offering a classic Indian safari experience with refined hospitality.

For guests seeking a balance of accessibility, biodiversity, and elevated comfort, Corbett remains a cornerstone of luxury wildlife travel in India.

Blue winged Minla

Royal Bengal Tiger1

Asian_Desert_Warbler

Asian Desert Warbler

Grey headed Woodpecker

Grey headed Woodpecker

Himalayan Bulbul

Himalayan Bulbul

Plumbeous_Redstart

Plumbeous Redstart

Rufus-bellied_Niltava

Rufus Bellied Niltava

White Crested Laughingthrush

White Crested Laughing Thrush

Yellow Bllied Fairy Fantail

Yellow Bllied Fairy Fantail

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