The jungles amuse any soul fond of adventure, mystery and calm. If you are also among those who would like to experience the adrenaline rush without bungee jumping, venture out on a Corbett Safari – a highly recommended excursion for all ages by popular feedback.
The Corbett National Park, the first ever wild life reserve of India sprawled across 500 plus square kilometers, is possibly also the most popular of all other Indian tiger sanctuaries, being nearest to the Capital city of India. The Jim Corbett National park is named after a hunter who turned into a wildlife conservationist. Jim Corbett was erstwhile popular for hunting down man-eater tigers and leopards in the Kumaon and Garhwal regions during 1920s.
As ideally desirable, wildlife safari to Jim Corbett National Park avails you over 30 options to stay at luxurious to budget accommodation options, both inside and outside the park. Situated in Uttarakhand at the foothills of lofty Himalayan ranges, the park welcomes you to stupendous panoramic beauty about and pleasant weather.
Though Corbett safari is the most famous for spotting tigers in their natural habitat, the safari is also a peaceful home to elephants, antlers, wild boar, flying fox, hedgehog, chital, gharial, King cobra, Indian Pangolin, Common Musk Shrew, Nilgai, Sambar and over 600 kinds of aero fauna. There are multiple mediums of transportations choices available to suit both your convenience and preference. You can go on a wildlife safari on an elephant’s back or a horse’s back or inside a strong jeep. Alternatively, you can go purely for a bird safari instead.
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