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Located in the foothills of the Himalayas is the majestic Corbett National Park. Home to a variety of flora and fauna, Jim Corbett National Park is famous for its wild population of Tigers, Leopards and Elephants.
Jim Corbett National Park has a strong historical background, which can be traced from the early 1800 when its forest were private property of the rulers of the Terhi Garhwal.
Around the 1820's this part of the state was parted to the British Rulers in return of the assistance provided during the Gurkha invasion. The British exploited the timber potential of Corbett National Park forest and mercilessly felled the forests and plant 'TEAK' a precious hardwood, to fulfill the supply for Railway sleepers. [more about Jim Corbett National Park...]
| Camp Forktail Creek |
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Camp Forktail Creek is situated in the midst of a dense Sal forest on the north-eastern periphery of Corbett Tiger Reserve. Corbett National Park is India's first and one of her finest National Park. Owing to it's geographic location, Corbett supports a rich variety of habitats and is extremely rich in bio-diversity.
Camp Forktail Creek offers one a great jungle experience in the land Jim Corbett once roamed. Situated in the village of Bhakrakot, camp is surrounded by mixed deciduous forests that are extremely rich in wildlife and bird-life. Hikes in these forests are very rewarding for bird-watching, apart from the pleasure of sighting animals [more about Camp Forktail Creek...]
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| Corbett Hideaway |
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Spread over an area of 13 acres the Corbett Hideaway is concealed in the thick of a mango grove, where in season, the mangoes hang ripe and luscious right against the door. Exotic mixed shrubbery, alive with flowers, is crossed by pebbled paths leading to charming cottages with open sit outs. The wonderful stillness is broken only by the sound of the Kosi River and myriad birds.
Apart from the hundred and seventy six mango trees that one can count at the Hideaway, a bountiful jackfruit tree near the reception, variegated bamboos [more about Corbett Hideaway...]
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| The Hideaway River Lodge |
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The First of its kind from a professional hospitality chain in India, The Hideaway River Lodge is an endeavour on our part to provide an experience of the unadulterated wilderness of the Corbett National Park. Its location on the periphery of the reserve forest by the Ramganga River makes Hideaway River Lodge an ideal for those who want to be in close proximity to one of the natural wonders of the world, lush Sub-tropical forests and the bountiful flora & avifauna. One can look forward to exciting game –drives in open 4WD safari vehicles led by experienced Naturalist and lot of exciting activities like Mahsheer Angling, Walking through the forest, bird watching, Elephant Rides [more about The Hideaway River Lodge...]
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| Corbett Riverside Resort |
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Located on the edge of Corbett National Park and reserve forest, the Kosi River runs alongside the resort for a kilometer, flanked by cliffs and forest. This luxury jungle resort, situated in 21 acres has 26 deluxe suites and 10 deluxe double rooms. Ideal for a relaxing holiday to renew your spirits.
Offering many trails for hiking & trekking. Full size swimming pool, badminton, table tennis, volley ball, pool table, indoor games, video & DVD films in the lounge, to keep children entertained.
There are thoroughbred horses for riding, buggy rides & exciting horse safari's [more about Corbett Riverside Resort...]
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| The Wild Crest |
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250 K.m. from Delhi via Hapur by pass, Gajraula Moradabad by pass. From this point when Moradabad by pass terminates, take “U” turn to left towards Moradabad city and travel 2 Km., then take right turn Kashipur Ramnagar (base town of Corbett) to Dhikuli, It is about 6 hours drive from Delhi. [more about The Wild Crest...]
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| More Jungle Resorts & Lodges in Jim Corbett |
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The Claridges Corbett
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Dhikala Forest Lodge
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Hornbill's Nest
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Infinity Resort
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Quality Inn
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Sarapduli Forest Lodge
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Tiger Tops Corbett Lodge
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