Corbett National Park Holidays

Corbett National Park at a Glance

Corbett is a magnificent National Park in the state of Uttarakhand, situated in India’s Himalayan North; a mountain range that stretches the length of India’s northern border. From the abundance of wildlife to safaris by elephant, there are numerous ways to spend a memorable trip to Corbett.

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• There are plenty of attractions for holidaymakers of all ages to enjoy at Corbett. The mountainous Uttarakhand is one of the most breathtakingly beautiful regions in India full of cities worth exploring.

Why a Holiday to Corbett National Park?

• Created in 1936, Corbett was India’s first National Park. It is made up of a spectacular jungle, with a huge number of different species of birds, plants, reptiles and animals. Whether you’re an avid wildlife fan, budding photographer or simply interested in India’s natural beauty, the park is a rewarding place to visit. For another destination to admire India's natural beauty, head to Goa.
• There are a number of areas within the park, including Bijrani, Jhirna and Dhikala, which is popular with tourists for its spectacular valley views.
• The number one way to explore the park is by safari. Travel a lot of ground and go by Jeep, or if you’re feeling really adventurous, take an unforgettable safari by elephant. The elephant rides take you into the jungle in search of wildlife. The safaris leave twice a day from Dhikala, and are a truly once in a lifetime experience.
• There are several guesthouses in the park for those wanting to spend longer exploring the park, with a maximum of 3 nights. There is a canteen providing travellers with a good local meal, and also offering gifts and books on sale. Camping facilities are also available.
• The park is open from September to June. March to June is the hottest season, and avoid it if you’re heat sensitive, as the mercury often soars to the mid 40Cs.