One of the oldest zones in Jim Corbett Park is Jhirna. Because of its large area, the four-hour jungle safari is good fun to do with gypsy, in which there is a chance to see the wild animal. According to the Park Administration, 30 Gypsy morning shifts in the Jhirna zone and 30 Gypsy evening shifts are allowed to roam by registered Gypsies. Whose booking starts in the 30-day advance period as part of the online process.
Jim Corbett’s Jhirna Zone has a large population of tigers and a dense forest mixed and grasslands to hunt, natural water halls for water, monsoon river. All the facilities available to the Tiger survive in the Jhirna Zone.
No of Jeep Permitted: 30 Jeeps In The Morning & 30 Jeeps In The Evening
No of Person: 06 Adults+ 02 Kids ( below 12 Yrs) On 01 Jeep
Safari Duration: 04 Hours
No of Shift: 02 Shift ( Morning& Evening)
Guide Facilities: Yes( Compulsory)
Jhirna Zone – Jeep Safari Winter Timings
| Entry | Exit |
| Morning Safari – 07:00 Am | Morning Safari – 11:00 Am |
| Evening Safari – 01:00 Pm | Evening Safari – 05:00 Pm |
Jhirna Zone – Jeep Safari Summer Timings
| Entry | Exit |
| Morning Safari – 06:00 Am | Morning Safari – 10:00 Am |
| Evening Safari – 03:00 Pm | Evening Safari – 06:00 Pm |
NIGHT STAY
JHIRNA(FRH)
Jhirna FRH is located on the southern boundary of the Corbett Tiger Reserve and may be approached from the Dhela entry gate. Vegetation here is drier and mostly shrub. It was a farming land till the villages (Dhara, Jhirna and Kothirau) were relocated in 1994 under Project Tiger. The area has recovered really well and is a testimony of the rejuvenating power of nature. After the successful ecological recovery, the area is a favored ground of Wild animals now
