3 Days Jim Corbett Tour

Q: What is the best time to visit Jim Corbett National Park?

The best time is from November to June. Core safari zones like Dhikala and Bijrani are open during this period. The park remains partially open (Jhirna & Dhela zones) during the monsoon (July–October).

Q: How can I book a jungle safari in Jim Corbett?

You can book safaris online through the official Corbett Tiger Reserve website or via authorized travel agents and resorts. Advance booking (especially for Dhikala) is recommended.

Q: Which is the best zone for tiger sightings?

Dhikala Zone is considered the best for tiger sightings and overall wildlife experience, followed by Bijrani

Q: What should I carry during the safari?

Carry valid ID proof, binoculars, camera, water bottles, light snacks, and warm clothes (especially in winter).

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Step into the wild with Get Go Trip’s 3 Days Jim Corbett Tour – a perfect escape where thrill meets tranquility. Known as India’s first national park and the home of the majestic Royal Bengal Tiger, Jim Corbett is a paradise for wildlife lovers and peace seekers alike. From staying at a jungle resort tucked away in greenery to experiencing the adrenaline of an early morning Jeep Safari, every moment here is unforgettable. Add to this the charm of Corbett Waterfall, Garjia Devi Temple, and the historic Corbett Museum, along with lively evenings featuring stage shows and bonfires — and you have a complete wildlife holiday you’ll cherish forever.

Highlights

Jeep and canter safaris in Dhikala, Bijrani, Jhirna, Dhela, and Durga Devi zones
Opportunity to spot Royal Bengal Tigers, elephants, leopards, deer, and various bird species
Bird watching with over 600 bird species for enthusiasts and photographers
Visit to Corbett Waterfall surrounded by dense teak forest
Spiritual visit to Garjia Devi Temple situated on a rock in the Kosi River
Exploration of Corbett Museum in Kaladhungi, dedicated to Jim Corbett’s legacy
Option to stay inside the core zone at Dhikala Forest Rest House for a true jungle experience
Nature trails and guided forest walks for up-close interaction with flora and fauna
Adventure activities like river crossing, fishing, and seasonal rafting near Kosi River

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Jim Corbett National Park, located in Uttarakhand, is India's oldest national park and a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. Established in 1936, it was created to protect the endangered Bengal tiger and is now part of the larger Corbett Tiger Reserve. The park spans over 500 square kilometers of diverse landscapes, including dense forests, grasslands, rivers, and hills. It is renowned for its rich biodiversity, offering sightings of tigers, elephants, leopards, deer, and over 600 species of birds. Popular among nature lovers and photographers, Corbett also offers thrilling jeep safaris and eco-friendly accommodations.

Day 01 :

Delhi to Jim Corbett – Into the Wilderness

Morning pick-up from Delhi in a private cab and drive towards Jim Corbett.

Watch as the city fades into charming villages and forested foothills along the journey.

Arrive at your handpicked jungle resort surrounded by nature; welcome drink & check-in.

Spend the afternoon relaxing or enjoy a short walk by the Kosi River.

As the sun sets, witness a live cultural stage show at the resort (subject to schedule).

Dinner served with a bonfire setting (seasonal) under the starry night.

Overnight stay in Jim Corbett.

Day 02 :

Thrilling Safari & Local Sightseeing

Rise early for the highlight of your trip – an adventurous Jeep Safari in Jim Corbett National Park.

Explore dense forests, grasslands, and river belts as you spot wildlife – from elephants, deer, and peacocks to the elusive Royal Bengal Tiger.

Return to the resort for breakfast, followed by leisure time to relax by the pool or garden.

Later in the day, head out to explore : Garjia Devi Temple – perched on a giant rock amidst the Kosi River, a sacred & serene spot.

Corbett Museum – showcasing the life and legacy of Jim Corbett, the man behind the park.

Corbett Waterfall – a beautiful cascade surrounded by thick teak forest, ideal for photography and relaxation.

In the evening, enjoy free time at the resort with nature trails or indoor activities.

Relish dinner with bonfire & music (seasonal).

Overnight stay in Jim Corbett.

Day 03 :

Jim Corbett to Delhi – Farewell to the Jungle

Wake up to the chirping of birds and sip tea amidst jungle freshness.

Have a hearty breakfast and spend some leisure time soaking in the natural surroundings.

Capture your last moments at the resort before check-out.

Begin your drive back towards Delhi, carrying unforgettable safari stories and riverside memories.

Reach Delhi by evening — trip ends with the wild magic of Corbett still fresh in your heart.

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Accommodation in well-appointed hotels/resorts on a twin/triple-sharing basis, as per the selected package category.
Daily breakfast and dinner throughout the tour, as specified in the itinerary.
Comfortable transportation in a suitable air-conditioned vehicle for the entire journey (AC will not operate in hilly areas or when the vehicle is stationary, as per government regulations).
Sightseeing and intercity transfers as per the itinerary.
Pickup and drop-off from Delhi Airport, Railway Station, or Residence.
Services of a professional and experienced driver throughout the journey.
All applicable toll taxes, parking charges, driver allowances, and fuel expenses.
Dedicated tour assistance from the GET GO TRIP support team throughout the trip.
All applicable hotel taxes and service charges.

EXCLUSIONS

Airfare, train fare, bus tickets, or any other mode of transportation not explicitly mentioned under the Inclusions.
Jeep Safari charges, forest entry permits, guide fees, and camera fees at Jim Corbett National Park, unless specifically included in the selected package.
Lunch, evening refreshments, beverages, and meals other than those specified in the itinerary.
Entry tickets to monuments, attractions, or activities not mentioned under the Inclusions.
Personal expenses such as laundry, telephone calls, room service, shopping, minibar, porterage, tips, and gratuities.
Adventure activities or optional experiences not specified in the itinerary.
Travel insurance, medical expenses, emergency evacuation, and hospitalization costs.
Expenses arising due to unforeseen circumstances such as natural calamities, adverse weather conditions, road closures, landslides, vehicle breakdowns, strikes, government regulations, or any force majeure event.
Additional accommodation, transportation, or meal expenses incurred due to delays, itinerary modifications, or missed services beyond the control of GET GO TRIP.
Early check-in, late check-out, and any incidental hotel charges.
5% Goods & Services Tax (GST), if applicable.
Any service, activity, or expense not specifically mentioned under the Inclusions section.

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What is the best time to visit Jim Corbett National Park?

The best time is from November to June. Core safari zones like Dhikala and Bijrani are open during this period. The park remains partially open (Jhirna & Dhela zones) during the monsoon (July–October).

How can I book a jungle safari in Jim Corbett?

You can book safaris online through the official Corbett Tiger Reserve website or via authorized travel agents and resorts. Advance booking (especially for Dhikala) is recommended.

Which is the best zone for tiger sightings?

Dhikala Zone is considered the best for tiger sightings and overall wildlife experience, followed by Bijrani

Are private vehicles allowed inside the park?

Private vehicles are not allowed inside most zones. Safaris are conducted in registered gypsies with trained guides/naturalists.

Is Jim Corbett safe for families and children?

Yes, it is safe if park rules and guidelines are followed. Safari jeeps are regulated and accompanied by guides.

What should I carry during the safari?

Carry valid ID proof, binoculars, camera, water bottles, light snacks, and warm clothes (especially in winter).

Are there any restrictions for children or elderly on safaris?

There are no specific age restrictions, but safaris may be bumpy. It’s advisable to consult a doctor if traveling with infants, pregnant women, or the elderly.

3 Days Jim Corbett Tour

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