Jim Corbett National Park is a one of the biggest national park was established in 1936 as Hailey National Park in the state of Uttarakhand, India. The park has achieved popularity due to the extensive work done by the famous conservationist Jim Corbett. Tourism in this park gradually growing day to day however many tourists are not known of the fact that there are various other attractive places to see around this national park. Following are some of the most popular tourist spots in Jim Corbett National Park.

1.   Garjiya Temple:

Garjiya temple is situated at the point where a … Read More

Jim Corbett National park is a well known and wildest national park for its glorious past and unbelievable wildlife sanctuary. Fishing and angling makes more fascinated to the beauty of Corbett national park. This park is god gifted with some beautiful rivers loaded with fishes and other water spices makes an ultimate destination for tourist. Massive no of fishing enthusiasts comes that place specially achieve experience this adventure…and which other word to say it as their passion.

Location and Environment:

One of the charming destinations of Corbett Park is Ramganga River which is famous world over Mahseer(Tor Putitora) and Catfish. … Read More

Well come for wildlife and nature lovers, Jim Corbett National park reopens its two favorite wildlife zones Bijrani and Jhirna. Tourism department of Uttarakhand state and Director Ranjan Mishra decision helps us to reopen the Corbett.

July this year, The Supreme Court had issued a temporary directive to ban tiger tourism in core areas of the national parks. A week before the Supreme Court has lifted the ban on tiger tourism which was aimed at protecting the endangered big cats.

Mahiraj Singh, CEO of Majestic tour India, here said that it is the best season for visit at Corbett, those who are … Read More

Jim Corbett National Park is located in Ramnagar in the district of Nainital, Uttarakhand, and is considered to be the paradise for the wildlife lovers in India as well as those from abroad. Built in the year 1936, Jim Corbett National Park was before independence known as Hailey National Park. Later, after the independence, the National Park was known as Ramganaga National park before it was given the name of Jim Corbett National Park.

The total covered area of national park is extended over 1318 Sq. Kms. and this also includes core and buffer area. The park is easily approachable … Read More

New Delhi, Nov 18, 2011: Majestic Tour India here issued its New Year and Christmas packages for Corbett National Park. The package contains all tour facilities and services.

Now celebrate Christmas and New Year festival in Corbett National Park in your budget with Majestic Tour India.

Mahiraj Singh, CEO of Majestic Tour India here stated “Jim Corbett National Park is one of most favorable place among all wildlife destinations in India. Celebration of New Year in Jim Corbett Park is an unforgettable
experience. So we have decided to offer Jim Corbett packages at a reasonable price on this New … Read More

In India if we talk about the finest location of wildlife resorts one of them is Corbett National Park. Jim Corbett National Park is located at the foothill of the Himalaya. It spreads across Nainital, Almora and Pauri district. Corbett is the biggest wildlife sanctuary and first tiger reserve zone in India. It covers around 1218.5sq km. wild area with dense forest and various species of wild animals specially Royal Bengal Tiger. To visit the Corbett National Park with jeep and elephant safari everybody needs to stay at the wildlife resorts.

About Resorts in Corbett:

There are large numbers of … Read More

Those who have had the opportunity of reading Jim Corbett’s “Man Eaters of Kumaon” know that the amazing accounts of his fearless adventures in the Kumaon hills wasn’t exactly confined to the tigers of the hills. His fishing holidays around the verdant valley tells us many stories of thrilling experiences. Corbett’s addiction behind fishing came with the satisfaction of cooking up a hard-earned mill in the open wilderness. But, catching a giant Mahseer in a Kumaon river according to him didn’t make him overlook the beauty of the forests. He was indeed the man of the forest. So, following his … Read More