About Jim Corbett National Park Bijrani Safari Zone
The Bijrani Safari Zone is a popular tourism zone within Jim Corbett National Park, Asia's first national park established in 1936. Located near Ramnagar in Uttarakhand's Nainital district, this zone features dense Sal forests and open grasslands. It is renowned for high tiger sighting probability and diverse wildlife including elephants, sloth bears, and leopards. The zone is accessible via the Amdanda Gate and offers jeep safaris during designated morning and evening slots.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect guided jeep safaris through a landscape of dense Sal forests, expansive grasslands, and meandering waterways. The zone offers opportunities to spot Bengal tigers, wild elephants, sloth bears, leopards, and numerous bird species. Safaris operate in fixed time slots with authorized vehicles and guides. The area provides tranquil ambiance with rich biodiversity, though wildlife sightings depend on natural conditions and chance.
Key highlights
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High probability of Bengal tiger sightings
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Dense Sal forests mixed with open grasslands
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Wild elephant herds and sloth bear encounters
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Rich avian diversity for birdwatching
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Accessible location near Ramnagar via Amdanda Gate