Jim Corbett National Park Dhikala Zone

Dhikala Zone is the largest and most diverse safari zone within Jim Corbett National Park, India's first national park established in 1936. Located in the core area near the Ramganga River and Patli Dun valley, it offers exceptional wildlife viewing opportunities including Royal Bengal Tigers and Asiatic Elephants. The zone features historic forest rest houses and is accessible only through guided safaris or overnight stays.

Visitors can expect to explore dense Sal forests, vast grasslands, and riverine landscapes along the Ramganga River. Wildlife sightings may include tigers, elephants, chital deer, hog deer, and numerous bird species. Access is restricted to authorized Canter safaris or overnight stays at forest rest houses. The zone provides a remote wilderness experience with basic accommodation facilities surrounded by electric fencing for safety.