Corbett National Park
Uttarakhand
Best Time to Visit
November – March (winter migrants)
March – May (summer migrants)
Reaching Corbett
Flight: New Delhi – Dehradun
Types of Safaris
Accommodation
Bird Checklist
Highlight Species
- Great-Slaty Woodpecker
- Crested Kingfisher
- Siberian Rubythroat
- Long-tailed Broadbill
- Collared Falconet
- Ibisbill
- Spot-winged Starling
- Wallcreeper
- Hodgson’s Buschat
- White-tailed Rubythroat
- Black-headed Jay
- Golden-headed Cisticola
- Lesser Fish Eagle
- Pallas’ Fish Eagle
- Brown Dipper
- Great Hornbill
About Corbett National Park
Corbett National Park lies in the Terai Arc Landscape at the foot of the Himalayas, where Bhabhar forests, Riverine forests, Siwalik foothills and the Terai floodplains all intertwine in a biodiversity-rich area the growing Himalayan Mountains which transport their silt and rock down river fed by the Himalayan rivers.
The dominant trees of the area are the towering and gregarious “Sal” (Shorea robusta) which fill the landscape and provide the feeling of being in Tiger Country.
A rare sight of gigantic grasslands as far as the eye can see at Dhikala cut by the channels of the Ramganga River is a magical sight indeed, where herds of Elephants make their home and the Tiger hunts stealthily for the herbivores that inhabit the area – yes, Tigers are known to hunt elephants too at Corbett!
The bird count in the landscape reaches close to almost 600 species, due to the vegetation-rich area and the varied habitat, making for a charming birdwatching trip at Corbett.
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Safaris at Corbett National Park
Jeep Safaris
Walking Birding Trails
Canter Safaris
Accommodations at Corbett National Park
Dhikala Forest Rest House
Jim’s Jungle Retreat
Taj Corbett Resort and Spa
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We just finished the first half of two tiger safari tours in India. The first was on the Banhavgar National Park. Our guide was Sanjay Gupta, who had 25 years of experience in the park and with the tigers. He was wonderful, sharing his experience and knowledge throughout our three full days together. He was definitely a highlight of our trip, as a great guide makes for a great experience, whether you see tigers or not! And we did see tigers...
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