Welcome to
Jim Corbett bookings

You can book your safari online through the official forest department website or authorized travel agencies. Bookings typically open well in advance, and you must provide valid photo identification.

Jeep Safaris (6 passengers max) and Canter Safaris (shared bus-like vehicles) are the most common ways to explore the park.

Do’s:

Carry Valid ID Proof: Keep original identification handy during entry.
Book in Advance: Popular zones like Dhikala and Bijrani fill up fast.

Don’ts:

Rely on Last-Minute Bookings: Slots may not be available if you wait too long.
Overlook the Fine Print: Cancellation policies, rescheduling rules, and zone allotments can vary.

Dhikala Zone is famous for its tiger population and diverse wildlife; however, Bijrani, Jhirna, Dhela and Durgadevi also offer regular sightings.
All zones have rich biodiversity and actual sightings depend on luck, time of day, and season.

Do’s:

Stay Flexible: Even less-crowded zones can offer amazing encounters if you’re patient.
Explore Multiple Zones: Each zone offers unique landscapes and wildlife

Don’ts:

Expect Guaranteed Sightings: Wildlife sightings depend on nature, and no single zone can promise 100% spotting.

Ignore Guidelines: Forest officials strictly regulate vehicular movement and safari routes for habitat protection.

Essentials: Valid ID, safari permit printouts, binoculars, camera, water, sun protection (hat, sunscreen), and comfortable clothing.

Optional: Light snacks, insect repellent, and a small first-aid kit.

Do’s:

Dress Comfortably and Appropriately: Earthy or neutral colors are recommended to blend with the environment.

Secure Your Belongings: Keep cameras, phones, and wallets safe to avoid loss or damage on rough terrain.

Don’ts:

Carry Plastics/Poly Bags: Littering is strictly prohibited, and single-use plastics may be banned.

Make Excessive Noise: Loud sounds disturb wildlife and reduce chances of sightings.

Yes, children and elderly guests are permitted, but they must follow all safety instructions. Keep in mind that Jeep Safaris can involve bumpy rides, so consider individual comfort levels.

Do’s:

Consult with Your Driver/Naturalist: Inform them if anyone needs extra assistance or breaks.Keep Safety Gear Ready: Bring hats, water, and any prescribed medication.

Don’ts:

Leave Children Unattended: Always supervise minors to ensure their safety and adherence to park rules.

Ignore Medical Advice: If someone in the group has a health condition, check with a doctor before the safari.

Key Dos:

• Maintain Silence & Distance: Respect the animals’ space and enjoy sightings quietly.
• Follow Guide/Driver Instructions: They know park guidelines and the best ways to spot wildlife safely.
• Dispose of Waste Responsibly: Use designated bins or carry waste out with you.

Key Don’ts:

• Feed or Disturb Wildlife: It’s illegal and dangerous for both animals and visitors.
• Get Out of the Safari Vehicle: You must remain inside unless at official rest stops or with explicit permission from authorities.
• Carry Firearms or Hazardous Materials: Strictly prohibited by forest authorities.