Welcome to India, home of the Royal Bengal Tiger. Project Tiger was started in India in 1973 in Corbett Park which is situated in the Himalayan foothills of Uttaranchal and is a valley running east to west with the river Ramganga running through it. The picturesque terrain of Corbett encompasses vast grasslands, dense forests of deciduous and Sal trees, hills , valleys and river beds. The varied terrain leads to spectacular wildlife sightings , which can be done from open jeeps, elephant back or from the many watch towers in the park.

The invigorating smells of the jungle in the crisp cold, the adrenaline rush when one hears the call of the Sambhar, heralding the presence of the tiger, the charge of a wild elephant and the beauty of the herds of spotted deer can only be found in this piece of heaven called Corbett Park.

Corbett p ark is one of the few parks in India where one can actually live within the park and enjoy the real feel and thrill of the jungles. Apart from the many resorts, hotels and camps outside the park, there are 6 locations within the park where one can stay i n govt. run Forest Rest Houses (Sarapduli, Sultan, Kanda, Ghairal, Khinnanauli, & Dhikala) . In these FRHs we ensure clean sheets and towels and where allowed, we even cook for you, while you enjoy the sounds of the jungle from the veranda, listening to the bird calls and the sound of the river flowing by a short distance away.

Corbett is home to about 140 tigers, herds of wild elephants, leopards, Sambhar, ,spotted deer, barking deer, hog deer, wild boar, civet cats, jackals, porcupine , sloth bear, crocodiles and the fish eating gharial as well as about 600 species of birds.

Tell us how many people will be traveling with you, or maybe you need to spend some quality bonding time together with a loved one and let us plan your safari and make arrangements that are detailed down to your smallest requirement within the parameters of an environment where you get back to nature...bucket baths with wood scented bath water, candlelit dinners and the comforting glow from a lantern at night while you're tucked warmly in bed..contact us for a personalized and tailor made jungle safari. Duration of safari could vary between 2 nights to 10 nights or longer ,as per your desire.



HOW TO GET THERE

BY ROAD
Ramnagar is a 6 hour drive from Delhi via Gajraula-Moradabad-Kashipur. From there another 45 minutes drive brings us to the Dhangiri gate.the entrance to the park. From the gate, depending on where you are staying one drives through the jungles for between 45 minutes to an hour and a half. It is imperative to be at the Dhangiri gate no later than 1400 hrs as after that entry to the park is not allowed.

BY TRAIN
From Delhi: Ranikhet Express Train no.5013. air conditioned sleeper available.
Departure: 22:45 Old Delhi Arrival : 04:50 Ramnagar
Departure : 21:10 Ramnagar Arrival : 04:45 Old Delhi



DUDHWA NATIONAL PARK

Dudhwa National Park is home to the Indian One horned Rhino , the endangered Swamp deer and swamp partridge as well as the Bengal Florican. Dudhwa lies on the border with Nepal and is marked by huge forests of Sal . vast grasslands and huge swamps.Like in Corbett Park, one can stay inside the park in Dudhwa, in one of the many Forest Rest Houses. Before we enter the park we will stay at a farm stay on the outskirts of Dudhwa. Here one can simply relax in the good company of our hosts or go for long walks and drives and view the diverse bird population in and around the farms. A comfortable stay and sumptuous food are guaranteed.

OTHER OPTIONS

We will gladly accompany you to other wildlife parks like Ranthambore, Kanha , Bandavgarh., Pench and Kaziranga and share our expertise and enthusiasam with you while ensuring your comforts.

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