Jim Corbett Safari & Hotel Booking Assistance

Plan your visit to Jim Corbett with assistance for safari bookings, hotels, resorts and travel arrangements. We help you explore available options and complete the booking process in a simple and transparent way.

⚠️ IMPORTANT DISCLOSURE: jimcorbetts.in is NOT an official government website or official booking portal of Corbett Tiger Reserve. We are a privately operated tour and travel agency providing Jim Corbett travel services, including safari booking assistance, accommodation, transportation and tour planning. We operate independently and are not affiliated with or operated by the Forest Department or any government authority.

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      ⚠️ IMPORTANT DISCLOSURE: jimcorbetts.in is NOT an official government website or official booking portal of Corbett Tiger Reserve. We are a privately operated tour and travel agency providing Jim Corbett travel services, including safari booking assistance, accommodation, transportation and tour planning. We operate independently and are not affiliated with or operated by the Forest Department or any government authority.
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      Planning a Jim Corbett Trip? We Make Your Booking Easy & Hassle-Free!

      Get assistance with Jim Corbett safari bookings, hotels & resorts, and travel arrangements from our independent travel team. We make the booking process simple, transparent and hassle-free.

      Transparent Safari Pricing

      Clear pricing with all major safari and facilitation charges shown separately.

      🚙 Jeep Safari

      Maximum 6 Persons + 2 Children

      Component Details Indian Foreign
      Forest Department Permit Fee
      (As per FDR)
      ₹3,000 ₹6,000
      Registered Gypsy / Vehicle Charge ₹2,500 ₹3,000
      Mandatory Nature Guide Fee
      (Forest Dept.)
      ₹1,000 ₹1,500
      Agency Service & Facilitation Charges ₹1,000 ₹3,500
      Total Package Price ₹7,500 ₹14,000
      Payment Schedule ₹3,500 Advance
      ₹4,000 at Gate
      Full Advance
      As per policy

      🚌 Canter Safari

      Dhikala Zone · Per Person / Seat

      Component Details Indian Foreign
      Forest Department Entry Permit ₹1,200 ₹2,800
      Canter Seat & Vehicle Fee ₹500 ₹900
      Forest Guide & Road Taxes ₹300 ₹500
      Agency Service & Facilitation Charges ₹500 ₹800
      Total Package Price
      Per Seat
      ₹2,500 ₹5,000

      About Jim Corbett National Park

      Jim Corbett National Park stands as one of India’s most popular wildlife destinations, renowned for its rich biodiversity and scenic beauty. It is the second-largest tiger reserve in the country after the Sunderbans and attracts nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers from all over. Established in 1936 as Hailey National Park, it holds the distinction of being India’s first national park.

       

      Spanning over 500 square kilometers, the park is a stunning blend of river belts, hills, marshy depressions, vast grasslands, and a large lake. It is one of the few tiger reserves in India that allows overnight stays within the forest, offering a truly immersive jungle experience. Visitors can explore the park on an elephant safari or in an open gypsy, providing a chance to encounter wildlife in its natural habitat.

      In addition to the iconic Royal Bengal Tiger, the park is home to leopards, wild elephants, crocodiles, and over 600 species of birds. Its dramatic landscapes and dense forests have also made it a favorite location for film shoots.

       

      Jim Corbett National Park is located in the Nainital district of Uttarakhand, with the nearest cities being Ramnagar and Kotdwar. The climate remains moderate throughout the year, with winter temperatures dipping to around 4–5°C and summer temperatures rarely exceeding 27°C. Mornings are often cloaked in mist, adding to the park’s enchanting atmosphere.

      Get assistance with Jeep and Canter Safari bookings and explore the diverse forest zones of Corbett, including Bijrani, Jhirna, Dhikala, Dhela, Durga Devi, Phanto, Garjiya and Sitabani. Safari timings and zone availability are subject to applicable Forest Department rules and availability.

       

      Jeep Safaris are suitable for smaller groups, with a maximum capacity of 6 adults and 2 children below 8 years, while Canter Safaris are suitable for larger groups and are available for the Dhikala zone, subject to availability and applicable booking rules.


      Whether you’re planning a family getaway, a photography trip, or a weekend escape into the wild, our team can assist you with available safari options and the booking process.

       

      Safari availability, zone allocation and permit allotment are subject to applicable Forest Department rules and availability.

      Wildlife You Can Spot in Jim Corbett

      Elephants

      Leopards

      Barking Deers

      Sambar Deers

      Tigers

      Bears

      Crested serpent eagles

      Colobines ( Langurs )

      Pallas's fish eagles

      Rhesus Macaque

      Gharial

      Indian Pangolin

      Visitor Help Guide: Jim Corbett Safari FAQs

      What types of safaris are available in Jim Corbett National Park?

      There are two main types of safaris: Jeep Safari and Canter Safari. Jeep Safaris are available in zones like Bijrani, Jhirna, Dhela, Durga Devi, Phanto,Garjiya,Sitabani. Canter Safaris operate only in the Dhikala zone.

      Safaris should be booked at least 15–30 days in advance, especially during peak season.

      Safaris run in two shifts:

      • Morning: 6:00 AM – 9:30 AM

      • Evening: 2:30 PM – 6:00 PM

      Timing may vary slightly based on the season.

      Children of all ages can go on safari, but those under 8 years are counted as kids. Each Jeep allows a maximum of 6 adults and 2 children below 8 years.

      A valid government ID (Aadhaar, Passport, Driving License, Pan Card) is required for all visitors. Carry a printed or digital copy during the safari.

      You can mention your preference in the form, but the final allotment depends on availability and forest department approvals.

      Safari bookings are generally non-refundable due to forest department rules. Please check our detailed cancellation policy before booking.