Situated in the lap of Nainital and Almora districts of Uttarakhand, a small beautiful state in India, a 1288 square kilometer forest is known as Jim Corbett Park. There are many types of wild animals, animals, birds, trees and plants in Corbett Park. Which includes many rare animals.

Jim Corbett Park is operated under the online process by the Forest Department of the state of Uttarakhand, whose local office is established in Ramnagar. There are two types of daily visiting jungle safaris in Jim Corbett Park. For jungle safari in the park, you can use vehicles like a jeep (Personal/ Individual) and canter ( Sharing basis), etc. 600 square kilometers of the jungle out of total 126 square kilometers of Jim Corbett Park is open for tourists to visit. Under this, there are six-zone entities which are Dhikala, Bijrani, Jhirna, Dhela, Durgadevi and Ringoda.

Separate permits for each zone are duly booked in advance by the online process. Six zones are preserved for the jeep safari and one zone for the canter safari. Generally the center of the main attraction here is Royal Bengal Tiger, due to which tourists from India and abroad come in abundance to get a glimpse of Royal Bengal Tiger. Which requires experienced drivers and guides to watch. The period of opening and closing of Corbett Park is from October 15 to June 30.

Jungle safari should not be booked by the travel agents, but the local person who is owners of vehicles should be made here. Because in which zone of Corbett Park they are well aware of the possibilities of seeing tigers and other rare creatures. Because inside Major cities, the travel agents in Air condition have relatively less experience and knowledge.