India’s first national park and tiger reserve conceptualised in 1936, Corbett is located in the valley of the Ramganga River in Uttaranchal. It comprises the Corbett Tiger Reserve, which covers an area of 1,288 sq km, the Sonanadi Wildlife Sanctuary and reserve forest. Corbett has a diverse topography – savannah grasslands, deep gorges, rolling hills, narrow swift streams, reservoirs and thick forest cover. The reserve provides an opportunity to view a large variety of wildlife species, including over a hundred tigers. It also has one of the highest numbers of bird species, surpassing 600 varieties. Animal sightings are frequent, except for the reclusive big cats. However, patience and some expert tracking may reward you with the thrill of a lifetime. One needs a permit to visit the park, available from the park’s reception offices located in the neighbouring towns of Ramnagar and Kotdwar.

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