About this trip
Four days from Delhi to Corbett National Park, one of India's known tiger habitats in the Uttarakhand foothills of the Himalayas. The park covers 520 square kilometres of forested ridges and valley, with the Ramganga river running through it.
Days are built around jeep safaris through dense Sal and deciduous forest, tracking tigers and other wildlife on their own terms rather than to a script.
It suits anyone keen on wildlife and the outdoors rather than a packed sightseeing schedule — the pace here is set by what the forest gives you.
What you'll do
- Jeep safaris through Corbett's Sal and deciduous forest
- Watch for tiger, elephant, chital, sambar and nilgai
- Birdwatching across a park home to nearly 600 species
- Follow the Ramganga river through the valley
- Chance sightings of gharial, King Cobra and Indian pangolin
- Wildlife sightings are never guaranteed — this is a genuine safari, not a zoo
- Safaris typically mean early starts to catch animals at their most active
- Four days includes travel time from Delhi, so time in the park itself is limited
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Getting there
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Where to stay
A night before your tour in New Delhi · 19 Jul – 20 Jul
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