SAFARI DETAILS
UTTRAKHAND EXPEDITIONS
SAFARI DETAILS
UTTRAKHAND EXPEDITIONS
CORBETT SAFARI TIMINGS, ZONES & THINGS TO DO DURING SAFARI
Corbett Tiger Reserve offers different safari experiences across its tourism zones. Safari timings are seasonal and can be adjusted by the Forest Department according to sunrise, sunset, weather and operational conditions, so visitors should always check the official permit for their visit date.
CORBETT SAFARI TIMINGS, ZONES & THINGS TO DO DURING SAFARI
Corbett Tiger Reserve offers different safari experiences across its tourism zones. Safari timings are seasonal and can be adjusted by the Forest Department according to sunrise, sunset, weather and operational conditions, so visitors should always check the official permit for their visit date.
CORBETT SAFARI ZONES & TIMINGS
| Safari Zone | Entry Gate | Morning Safari* | Afternoon Safari* | Operating Season |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bijrani | Amdanda | 6:30 AM–9:30 AM | 3:00 PM–6:00 PM | 15 Oct–30 Jun |
| Jhirna | Dhela | 6:30 AM–9:30 AM | 3:00 PM–6:00 PM | Year-round |
| Dhela | Dhela | 6:30 AM–9:30 AM | 3:00 PM–6:00 PM | Year-round |
| Garjia | Garjiya | As per permit | As per permit | Check current season |
| Durgadevi | Durgadevi | As per permit | As per permit | 15 Nov–15 Jun |
| Sonanadi | Vatanvasa | As per permit | As per permit | 15 Nov–15 Jun |
| Pakhro | Pakhro | As per permit | As per permit | 15 Nov–15 Jun |
| Dhikala | Dhangarhi | Canter / Night Stay | Canter / Night Stay | 15 Nov–15 Jun |
CORBETT SAFARI ZONES & TIMINGS
| Safari Zone | Entry Gate | Morning Safari* | Afternoon Safari* | Operating Season |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bijrani | Amdanda | 6:30 AM–9:30 AM | 3:00 PM–6:00 PM | 15 Oct–30 Jun |
| Jhirna | Dhela | 6:30 AM–9:30 AM | 3:00 PM–6:00 PM | Year-round |
| Dhela | Dhela | 6:30 AM–9:30 AM | 3:00 PM–6:00 PM | Year-round |
| Garjia | Garjiya | As per permit | As per permit | Check current season |
| Durgadevi | Durgadevi | As per permit | As per permit | 15 Nov–15 Jun |
| Sonanadi | Vatanvasa | As per permit | As per permit | 15 Nov–15 Jun |
| Pakhro | Pakhro | As per permit | As per permit | 15 Nov–15 Jun |
| Dhikala | Dhangarhi | Canter / Night Stay | Canter / Night Stay | 15 Nov–15 Jun |
DO'S DURING A CORBETT SAFARI
A safari in Corbett Tiger Reserve is an opportunity to experience wildlife in its natural habitat. Responsible behaviour helps protect animals, the forest and the safety of visitors.
Always follow the instructions of your registered Nature Guide and authorised safari driver.
Keep your voice low. Avoid shouting, calling animals or making unnecessary sounds. The quieter you are, the better your chances of experiencing the forest naturally.
Remain seated inside the authorised vehicle unless your guide or Forest Department rules specifically permit you to get out at a designated location.
Wild animals must always be given adequate space. Never ask your driver to move dangerously close to an animal for a photograph.
Observe animals without disturbing their natural behaviour. Allow them to cross the road or move away without obstruction.
Wildlife sightings can happen suddenly. Keep your camera or binoculars ready, but never use flash photography on animals.
Carry:
- Government-approved ID
- Safari permit
- Drinking water
- Binoculars
- Camera
- Sunscreen
- Cap/hat
- Sunglasses
- Appropriate clothing
- Any essential personal items
Safari vehicles must follow the authorised routes and timings specified by the Forest Department.
Carry your waste back with you. Use designated bins where available.
Wildlife sightings are never guaranteed. Enjoy the forest, birds, landscapes, alarm calls and natural sounds even when a tiger is not seen.
DO'S DURING A CORBETT SAFARI
A safari in Corbett Tiger Reserve is an opportunity to experience wildlife in its natural habitat. Responsible behaviour helps protect animals, the forest and the safety of visitors.
Always follow the instructions of your registered Nature Guide and authorised safari driver.
Keep your voice low. Avoid shouting, calling animals or making unnecessary sounds. The quieter you are, the better your chances of experiencing the forest naturally.
Remain seated inside the authorised vehicle unless your guide or Forest Department rules specifically permit you to get out at a designated location.
Wild animals must always be given adequate space. Never ask your driver to move dangerously close to an animal for a photograph.
Observe animals without disturbing their natural behaviour. Allow them to cross the road or move away without obstruction.
Wildlife sightings can happen suddenly. Keep your camera or binoculars ready, but never use flash photography on animals.
Carry:
- Government-approved ID
- Safari permit
- Drinking water
- Binoculars
- Camera
- Sunscreen
- Cap/hat
- Sunglasses
- Appropriate clothing
- Any essential personal items
Safari vehicles must follow the authorised routes and timings specified by the Forest Department.
Carry your waste back with you. Use designated bins where available.
Wildlife sightings are never guaranteed. Enjoy the forest, birds, landscapes, alarm calls and natural sounds even when a tiger is not seen.