The Corbett National Park, named after Jim Corbett is in the State of Uttarakhand in the Himalayan North region of India. The park is open to visitors from mid-September to mid-June.

Once inside the park, one gets to enjoy a spectacular panorama of the jungle, reminding one of Kipling’s Jungle Book. Apart from this, one can see, observe, and photograph several many species of birds, mammals, reptiles, flora, etc.. The Corbett National Park has been the hot favorite getaway for the tourists, wildlife fans, and adventure seekers since many years. However, only a few selected regions of the Corbett Tiger Reserve are open for the tourists to explore its spectacular scenery and the varied wildlife. In recent years the number of people coming here has increased dramatically.

Flora: There are almost 488 different types of species of plants in the park; some of the main species found here are Bel, Chbilla, Dhak, Bakli, Pula, Bamboo, Semal, Khingan, Sal, Khair, Sissoo, Ber, Kuthber, Kharpat, Rohini.

Fauna: This Park has almost 33 different species of reptiles, 7 different species of amphibians, around 7 different species of fish and 37 different species of dragonflies.

You can reach Corbett via Taxi from Delhi or Train from Ramnagar. Delhi has connectivity with Ramnagar.