A jungle safari in Jim Corbett National Park, accessible from Ramnagar, offers an exhilarating opportunity to explore one of India’s most celebrated wildlife reserves and the country’s first national park. Renowned for its remarkable biodiversity and the world’s highest density of Royal Bengal Tigers, Corbett’s landscape features dense forests, open meadows, and winding riverbanks that provide a dramatic backdrop for wildlife viewing. Jeep safaris are the most popular way to experience the park, taking visitors deep into zones like Bijrani, Jhirna, Dhikala, Dhela, Durgadevi, Garjiya, and Phanto, each known for healthy tiger populations and diverse fauna. Safaris are conducted in registered 4x4 vehicles with trained guides, ensuring both safety and expert insights into the park’s ecology. Morning and afternoon slots are available, with timings varying by season, and each jeep can accommodate up to six adults and two children.

Permits are mandatory and must be booked in advance online, with pricing typically around ₹7,000–₹7,200 per jeep for Indian nationals, inclusive of entry fees and vehicle charges, while guides are paid separately at the gate. The park strictly prohibits private vehicles, ensuring a controlled and eco-friendly experience. Beyond tigers, visitors may spot elephants, deer, leopards, and a rich array of birdlife, making a Corbett safari a must for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers. Ramnagar serves as the main gateway, offering easy access, accommodation options, and a seamless booking process for your adventure in the wild.