In the year 1936 Corbett National Park was declared a sanctuary for tigers and other fauna. It was established by the then legendry hunter and conservationist Sir Edward James Corbett. Situated in the foothills of Himalayas, Corbett Park is one of the main attractions near Nainital, a district of Uttarakhand in India. The Park spreads over 1318.54 sq km. The topography of hills, grasslands, rich flora and fauna, Ramganga and Kosi rivers add to the beauty of the park and its rich eco system. Corbett National Park is home to the Royal Bengal Tiger and many other species of birds, reptiles, mammals and plants.

Corbett National Park is an ideal place for adventure and nature lovers. Mahseer fishing, trekking, camping, safaris, bird watching, elephant rides are some of the activities one can enjoy here. The old forest trek trails starts from Corbett National Park and go up to Nainital and Pangot. There are ample camp sites in and around Corbett National Park. Yoga and meditation camps are also organized for the tourists. So if you are planning to take some time off from the busy schedule and want to be close to the nature then Tiger Camp in Corbett National Park would be the best option. We take you close to the nature and to life.

With lots of visitors in a year the area has well furnished lodges to accommodate the tourists and provide the best hospitality. Corbett National Park is a well connected place. One can reach here easily by rail or road from Delhi, Dehradun, Lucknow etc. The best time to visit the Park is from mid-October to mid-June as one can explore all the zones of the Reserve. In the monsoon, a large part of the National Park is closed for tourists.