Jim Corbett National Park was the first to be declared as a national park in India. It is also known as the photographer’s dream. This park was also known for its man eating tigers. In 1936, this was first named as Ramganga National Park. It was only after the death of Sir Jim Corbett that the park was named as Jim Corbett National park. Today we come across news screening that the tigers are very soon going to be extinct but this park is known for its highest density of tigers and also for hosting maximum number of tourists amongst the national parks in India it is spread in Pauri and Nainital district of Uttarakhand. The park is divided into four parts and the total are is 1288 sq.km.

A mixture of habitats present at Jim Corbett National Park is the home to a large species of mammals, birds and reptiles. Its richness of flora and fauna is clearly visible when one travels to this park. One gets to see how the different forms of life have formed a perfect ecosystem at Corbett National Park. Things one should not miss at Corbett: 4WD Safari, Elephant Safari, Rappelling/River Crossing and Bird Watching