10 Places to Visit at Jim Corbett other Than the Tiger Safari!!

What is the very first thought that clicks your mind whenever you think of “Jim Corbett”? And I bet you it’s of the Bengal Tiger. Well, this is because it is the oldest National Park in India that was established in the year 1936 as Hailey National Park to protect the endangered species of Bengal tiger. Located in the state of Uttarakhand, the place is famous for its rich flora & fauna too. You can also look for Holiday Travel Deals online to be into your budget.


But, if you are still thinking the place only has this for you, then definitely have a look at the list below.

1.The Corbett WaterFall



Every nature lover would definitely love to visit here. Miles away from the noise of the city, explore your indeed self with the water falling from 66ft above. The site is even worth visiting on a full moon-light in the lap of nature. Moreover, the place is surrounded by the dense forest with serene environment.

2. And Why Only the Tigers, Elephants are Also Here!!




Want to enjoy the jungle safaris at the elephants itself? Then visit the elephant safari at the place. You can tour up to  Bijrani, Khinnanauli, Gairal, Jhirna and Dhikala regions of Uttrakhand.

3. River Rafting in the Kosi



If you are thinking that river rafting is not the Jim Corbett thing, then definitely you should try the  Kosi river rafting here. The bumping and jumping onto the water will definitely give you a brand new experience. However, the package starts from Rs.1200 onwards.

4. The Corbett Museum



Corbett Museum is basically a bungalow located in the Kaladhungi. Formerly it was a place of the tiger conversationalist Jim Corbett. The place basically includes his personal belongings like photographs, letters from his family and friends, memoirs and a lot more.

5. Garjia Temple



The temple is famous for the large fair conducted in the Kartik Poornima. Dedicated to the Goddess Parvati, Garjia temple is perched atop a huge rock in the midst of Kosi river. However, the place belongs to many deities like Baba Bhairav, Lord Shiva, Lord Ganesha and Goddess Saraswati.

6. Dhikala



Dhikala is also known as one of the most popular parts of the Jim Corbett and famous tourist destination. Herds of Chitals and elephants can be seen from the complex itself without going anywhere. You should visit once this place to gather all new experience of flora and fauna at one place. Well, Dhikala is accessible via Ramnagar, Dhangari gate is main entrance for Dhikala Forest Rest House, Dhangari gate is located 19 km away from Ramnagar and Dhikala Tourist Complex is 32 Kms away from Dhangari Gate. Dhikala is open for tourists from 15th November to 15th June.  If you want to see the real charm of the place must visit into the Monsoon season.

7. Jhirna



Jhirna is a small farming village in one of the park resort in Jim Corbett. The landscape is green but drier as compared to Dhikala. You can rely upon the tour packages as they will make you roam through the place at their own.

8. And the Marriage Destinations



If you are planning to tie a knot into the serene beauty of nature, then surely you can plan for this place. The wedding mandaps and the wooden decors would definitely blow your mind. There are a lot of wedding destinations here that are surely for you. So, don’t wait!! Plan a wedding that you had never thought of.

9. Angling(Fishing) in the Corbett



Make out some time from your busy schedule and spend around the Kosi river. Believe me you would have a great time enjoying Mahaseer fishing here.

10. Birjani



The terrain is drier and has a diverse vegetation. It was the shooting block of the park at a time. You can visit this place by doing elephant safari.

So, if you are still thinking that Jim Corbett is only famous for its National Park, then visiting to these places is a must for you.