Forest Rest House
offers a basic, authentic experience within a national park or wildlife sanctuary, providing an opportunity to be immersed in nature.
Comfortable rooms, curated packages, and guided safari assistance. Wake up to the sounds of the forest and explore the wilderness with expert guides.
Explore The Wild Side Of Jim Corbett And Get The Opportunity To See Animals In Real Life With Jeep Safari, Elephant And Canter Safari.
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Stay In The Best Resorts And Hotels Close To Jim Corbett And Make Thrilling Memories With Full Comfort.
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Enjoy A Great Time In Jim Corbett With Stay, Food And Adventurous Safaris – All Included In Package Booking.
Book Now arrow_forwardCorbett National Park is one of India’s oldest and most renowned wildlife reserves. Surrounded by lush forests and winding rivers, it offers excellent opportunities for jungle safaris, bird watching, and nature walks. Our property is located near major entry points to the park and provides comfortable accommodation and curated experiences.
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offers a basic, authentic experience within a national park or wildlife sanctuary, providing an opportunity to be immersed in nature.
Jim Corbett Vanya River Resort is surrounded by forest and a walk-in to Kosi river, located just close to Bijrani/ Dhikala. Perfect for families, an eco-friendly stay.
Jungle Junction located near Jim Corbett National Park with Pool & Parking. Ideal for solo & groups, offers Beds and rooms with safari on sharing basis, bungee & other activities.
Curated stays and wildlife experiences — sample packages inspired by regional offerings.
| Zone | Entry Gate | Visit Time | Nearest City | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jhirna | Dhela | Throughout year | Ramnagar | Read here |
| Dhela | Dhela | Throughout year | Ramnagar | Read here |
| Bijrani | Amdanda | 15 Oct – 30 June | Ramnagar | Read here |
| Dhikala | Dhangari | 15 Nov – 15 June | Ramnagar | Read here |
| Durgadevi | Durgadevi | 15 Nov – 15 June | Ramnagar | Read here |
| Sonanadi | Vatanvasa | 15 Nov – 15 June | Kothdwar | Read here |
| Pakhro | Pakhro | 15 Nov – 15 June | Kothdwar | Read here |
| Garjia | Garjiya | Throughout year | Ramnagar | Read here |
Ramnagar – The Gateway to Corbett Tiger Reserve
Ramnagar is perhaps the nearest to approach the Corbett National Park which configures the headquarters of CTR. This small city is well connected by the rail and road networks with the major cities of India like Delhi, Moradabad, Nainital, and Bareilly. Once you reach Ramnagar, then it takes only half an hour to reach Corbett National Park. The Park is around 15 km from Ramnagar railway station.
Ramnagar has a very good network of roads that connects the different cities. The Corbett National Park is situated at an approximate surface distance of 260 Kilometres from India's national capital, Delhi. The state government of Uttarakhand plies buses at a short interval of time from Delhi, Moradabad, Haldwani, and Nainital which reaches Corbett directly.
The Railway station in Ramnagar receives trains from different major cities of India like Delhi, Moradabad, and Bareilly. Also, the Direct train to Ramnagar runs from Delhi. You can go through the various trains arriving, namely, Ranikhet Express, Corbett Link Express, and Kathgodam Express which will take you directly to Ramnagar.
A famous riverside temple perched on a giant rock in the Kosi River, known for its scenic beauty and spiritual significance.
A serene 60-foot cascade surrounded by dense teak forest, ideal for picnics and nature photography.
A small interpretive center showcasing the history, wildlife, and conservation efforts of Corbett.
Picturesque riverside perfect for evening strolls, birdwatching, and catching sunrise or sunset views.
A large reservoir on the Ramganga River that attracts migratory birds and offers beautiful panoramic vistas.
Offers spectacular sunrise views across the expansive Corbett landscape and Ramganga valley.