Call of the Wild
Destination: Jim Corbett National Park
Distance: From Delhi- 270 km/approx 6 to 7 hr by road
For family & group (activities for kids above 6 years)
Experiences: Jungle safari, trekking, birdwatching, wildlife knowhow
Approx Budget: INR 25,000 (per group)
Garjiya Devi Temple
Arrive at Ramnagar by lunch and check into your accommodation. Post lunch, you can go for a small hike to the Garjiya Devi temple on the banks of Kosi River. In the evening, rest and sleep early as you need to leave the next morning for safari.
The town Ramnagar is 15 km from Corbett National Park and has a very good road network that connects it with different cities of India. The road from Delhi to Jim Corbett National Park is very scenic and the drive is beautiful. Start from Delhi as early as possible to avoid city traffic.
Ramnagar is the nearest railway station to Jim Corbett National Park. Cabs are easily available from the station.
The closest domestic airport is 156 km away at Dehradun.
Corbett National Park & Corbett Museum
Wake up early for an exciting jeep safari in the Bijrani/Jhirna Zone of Corbett National Park. The park is host to over 600 species of animals, including the famous royal Bengal tiger, elephants and many more. Return to accommodation at lunch. Post lunch, drive to the famous Corbett Museum. Return to the property in the evening. Take rest.
The Corbett Museum is around 30 km from the Corbett National Park and the same from Ramnagar. Take the Nainital Road for a smooth 30-minute drive and the museum comes up on your right.
Sitabani & Corbett falls
Wake up early for a session of birdwatching alongside the Kosi River. Post breakfast, you can drive to the popular Corbett Waterfall. Post lunch, drive do the gates of the Sitabani Jungle range for anotherjeep safari. Located at an approximate distance of 10 km from Ramnagar, Sitabani is a forest area but not a part of the Corbett Tiger Reserve. Return to the property by evening.
There are several spots around Ramnagar, where you can enjoy watching native and migratory birds, which arrive in winter. Mangoli Valley, around 45 km away, is a good spot. Dhikhuli village, just 10 km away from Ramnagar, is also a tranquil spot to watch birds. Walk along the Loha Pul (Iron Bridge) over the Kosi River for amazing views. It's most convenient to drive to these spots.
Pack Your Memories
Wake up leisurely to pack your memories and depart to return to Delhi or towards your onward destination.
