Corbett National Park

Die-hard animal lovers make a beeline for this national park which is actually the first national park of the country. Located on the foothill of the Himalaya, Corbett National Park provides shelter to a number of flora and fauna. This place is famous for Tigers, Leopards and Elephants.

The place is an ideal habitat for both the prey and the predator. Stretching over an area of over 201 sq miles, the park has been christened in the fond memory of legendary British hunter and naturalist, Jim Corbett.

The region is hilly and is cut by ravines. There is also temporary marshy depressions. The lower area of the park is full of Sal trees. The bio-diversity of the area is extremely rich and varied. There are 110 species of trees and over 50 species of mammals. The park is home to 25 species of reptiles and 580 species of birds. The place is famous not only because of the tiger population but also famous of four kinds of deer. People also come here to see elephants and crocodiles.

The hotel is well equipped to provide lodging facilities to all the tourists. The lodges are in the midst of thick jungle and you will definitely feel the rush of adrenalin when you see deer straying in the compound and the roar of the predators in the vicinity. Corbett National Park is closed between 15th June to 15th November.

Winter is the best time to visit the area. The Corbett National Park is 145 km from Lucknow. From Ramnagar, it is only at a distance of 51 km. Easily accessibility of the place has enabled it to attract a lot of tourist.