Corbett Jeep Safari - Corbett Park India

Corbett Safari Booking

Corbett Jeep Safari Booking

Jim Corbett Park Safari

Jim Corbett national park is known for land of Tigers, wild elephants, lot of birds and many more species. Everyone who visits can book online jeep safari to explore its fauna and flora. Jim Corbett Jeep Safari has two types of jungle safari.

Jeep safari

The jeep safari at Jim Corbett is considered to be the most popular mode of safari as it gives access to all the routes compared to canter which explores only the main routes.

Canter safari

Canter safaris are shared bus safari which has 16-person seating capacity and is only for Dhikala zone.

Tourism zone of Corbett National Park are divided in five zones. These zones are Dhikala, Bijrani, Jhirna, Dhela and Durga Devi. The safari tour (jeep or canter) is organized in two shifts, i.e. Morning and Evening

Government issue limited number of permits for every safari zone.

Each zone has its own inherited charisma with distinct flora and fauna. For all safaris only Government Registered Vehicle and Jeeps are allowed

A brief introduction about all the five Jeep Safari zones for which safari is organized in the Corbett National Park

Bijrani zone

The Bijrani zone is the zone which gives an eye-catching sight of the royal Bengal tiger. This zone is the most demanded zone after Dhikala. An extensive range of wildlife species is found in this zone. the massive Grasslands, thick Sal forest and numerous water streams, the area of the Bijrani zone is as magnificent as the Dhikala. Bijrani zone has immense tiger population.

Over the year’s nature lovers and wild life photographers have captured award winning photographs of tigers from this zone.

Wildlife lovers can book online safari permits to explore this zone. The safari takes place in two shifts and only 30 jeeps are allowed in a single shift. One jeep safari can accommodate maximum of 6 adults and 2 children.

Jhirna zone

The Jhirna zone is located on the southern edge of the Jim Corbett national park. This zone is one of the most visited zones. Apart from tigers and sloth bear a vast variety of wildlife is found in this zone. Other animals like wild elephants, sambar and various species of deer along with a large number of bird species are found in Jhirna.The safari takes place in two shifts (Morning and evening) and only 30 Jeeps are allowed in a single shift.

One jeep safari can accommodate maximum of 6 adults and 2 children of age below 12 years.

Dhela zone

The Dhela zone is one of the popular zones in Jim Corbett national park. This zone is the only zone which remains open all over the year for jeep safari. The zone is embraced with dense trees, massive grasslands and also has big and numerous water streams. This zone is comprised of vast animal species like tigers

leopards, reptiles and lastly has a wide variety of birds and is the best zone for bird lovers. The safari takes

place in two shifts and only 30 jeeps are allowed in a single shift. One jeep safari can accommodate maximum of 6 adults and 2 children. A guide is essential with the jeep to get the entry.

Durgadevi zone

Durgadevi is the heaven zone for the tourists who love wildlife specially birds. The zone is located on the northeast periphery of Jim Corbett national park and consists of substantial flora and fauna. The streams of Ramganga River and Mandal River are the heart and soul of this zone. Durgadevi is not only famous of tigers but also for wild elephants

leopard and birds which can be sighted at domunda bridge. The well-known fish Mahsheer fish can be sighted in the river streams of this zone.

The birds constituted in this zone are Gray Headed Fishing Eagle, Maroon Orile, Black chinned Yuhina, Long Tailed Broadbill, slaty blue flycatcher, bar tailed tree creeper and many more.

Sitabani zone

The Sitabani (Corbett Landscape) zone is reserved forest located near by Corbett Tiger Reserve. It has beautiful landscape view and some river streams along with one old famous temple of Lord Shiva. You may find plenty of animals like elephants, deer, and others in Corbett Landscape area.

It is a reserve forest zone and tigers or leopards sighting are less, but if they are in search of prey, we may spot them.

A large number of bird species found in this zone, where most of them are migratory birds. The zone is a heaven for the bird watchers

Clothes you should wear during safari

On a Corbett jeep safari, one should wear clothes according to the season or weather. During the summer season a pair of cotton clothes is good for morning Corbett safari. A hat is also important which saves from the direct sunrise to prevent sun burn and itching. Whereas during winters the visitors should carry jackets, gloves, etc., to avoid shivering winds.

About Jeep Safari

Boarding point: Resort at which guest is staying

Jeep Safari Duration: Up to 4 hours from resort to resort

Type of jeep safari: Private (we do not book sharing jeep safari considering the comfort of guest)

Maximum number of travelers allowed in jeep apart from Driver and Guide: 6 adults & 2 children (Between 5 and11 years of age)

Jeep safari price: Rs.5,600 and Rs. 6,100 *Onwards (Depends on location of Resort & Nationality) + 5% GST

NOTE: Start/End time of Jeep Safari varies as per the season (Summer/Winter). There is a limitation on number of jeeps allowed in any particular safari zone, so it is advisable to book jeep safari in advance. Only prior registered jeeps with Road Transport Authority and forest department are allowed to enter in any safari zone. No private vehicle are allowed to enter safari zone.

Entry Timing for Day Visit

Date	Entry Timing for Day Visit
	Morning	Evening
15 Nov to 15 Feb	6.30AM	1.30PM
16 Feb to 15 Apr	6.15AM	2.00PM
16 Apr to 31 Aug	5.45AM	3.00PM
1 Sept to 14 Nov	6.15AM	2.00PM

Do & Don't

Do during Safari

Don't during Safari

Do not carry any fire arm or inflammable material during safari
Smoking or consuming liquor is offence during safari
Do not get down from jeeps or canter while inside national park
Movement of jeeps or canter is restricted on certain roads do not enter on those roads
Maintain good / safe distance from animals so that they are not disturbed and you can observe their natural behaviour.
Playing music, shouting, screaming is prohibited in forest
Do not wear clothes with provoking / bright colors
Do not wear perfumes during safaris as some animals have high sense of smell