Another untold delight which you can’t miss out if you are planning to go and visit the Jim Corbett National Park, is the Corbett Waterfall. It is located about 22 to 25 kms from Ramnagar by road while going to Nainital. Tourists can see it from a safe distance, without entering its waters; as they might be infested with snakes and crocodiles.
Corbett Waterfall is surrounded by dense teak forest, which in turn increase its beauty. The sound of falling water lightly on the ground, mixed with melodious chirping of birds, just makes the perfect natural music which a nature lover would like to hear for sure.
It’s another entry is from Kaladhungi which is located about 4 kms from Ramnagar road. From road, you will have to take a short 2 km trek by foot to reach this waterfall. It is also a must visit tourist destination.
Dhikala is the most well known of the popluar tourist destinations in Jim Corbett. It is located at the edge of the broad Patli Dun valley through which the Jim Corbett, Ramganga flows in numerous channels. Dhikala offers an awesome uninterrupted panoramic view of the valley, with the Kanda ridge in the backdrop. This sight appears all the more imposing from the watchtower near Dhikala. The Tourist Complex overlooks Dhikala chaur (one of the largest remaining grasslands of the Park) and Phulai chaur. A drive through the numerous trails through chaurs is rewarded with sightings of Tigers. wild elephants, chital, hog deer and numerous grassland bird species and raptors. The old rest house at Dhikala is a historic structure, having been built over a hundred years ago.
Canter Safari (Bus Safari) is also a popular way to explore Corbett national park. Canter safaris can ONLY be done in Dhikala Zone, and it is the ONLY way to explore Dhikala Zone if you are not staying in any FRH (Forest Rest House) in Dhikala. Our best luxury resorts in jim corbett ramnagar nearby Dhikala.
It is a sacred temple which is located on a large rock near Kosiriver. It is also one of the most famous temples of Nainital district, which is thronged by thousands of devotees between November and December. You will also get to see the statue of Lakshmi-Narayan (Vishnu), which is very ancient and dates back to the 9th century.
The statue is made of black granite, a rare stone which isn’t found easily. Visitors usually bath in the Kosi River before entering this famous shrine. Visiting this temple on KartikPoornima is considered as most auspicious. It is said that on this day, your wishes will get fulfilled if you offer true prayer and seek blessings.
Corbett Museum is one of the most fascinating places in the whole National Park. The museum is now located in the bungalow that used to be the house of the famous conservationist- Jim Corbett- after whom the park has been named.
The museum is home to a lot of educational material that teaches visitors about the Bengal tiger, the infamous man-eaters and other animals that reside there. You can also discover stories about Jim Corbett, his adventures and his efforts to build a safe and habitable environment for the animals. A small shop also sells souvenirs and hand-crafted local items that one can buy.
Taking a jeep safari through the forests and fields of Jim Corbett is one of the best ways to explore the national park. Of all the things to do in Jim Corbett, this is possibly the most exciting as you can spot the exotic animals in the park as they thrive in their natural habitat. The park is divided into four zones through which you can book your safari.
An open-air jeep takes you through the areas with the highest concentration of animals such as elephants, monkeys, leopards, red fox, black bears, and of course, the Bengal tiger. It is also the ideal activity for photographers and animal enthusiasts, as it allows one to be as close to nature as possible.
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