Corbett Tiger Reserve (Wildlife Safaris)

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Corbett Tiger Reserve lies in the glorious Himalayan Foothills and is regarded as one of India’s foremost wildlife destinations. Spanning 1318 square kilometres, the reserve is made up of mountains, sal forests, grasslands, khair-sisoo forests and rivers. These are home to a plethora of rich flora and fauna including over 580 bird species, wild elephant (200-300 live in the reserve), Bengal tiger and sloth bear. Few wildlife enthusiasts leave disappointed. The reserve was named after Jim Corbett and was established in 1936, making it India’s oldest and arguably its most revered national park.  Corbett combines extremely well with Rishikesh.

When to go:

Oct-Mar

Weather:

Average Temp. - 21C (max / day time)
Rainfall - 126mm (average / per month)

Flight time:

9hrs from London

Testimonials:

“All the places we stayed were superb, far superior to what we were expecting….To single out one key thing it would be our driver Renju. Charm, wit, unflappable (including at the wheel), with an obvious love of driving, learning and exploring. He’ll go far.”

Jonathan & Nancy, Sutton


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