Ramnagar is a small town and municipal board in the Nainital District of Uttarakhand, India. Ramnagar is located approximately 65 Kms (40 miles) from Nainital, the headquarters of the district. Ramnagar is the Gateway to the Corbett Tiger Reserve, the oldest National park.

Bijrani Forest Rest House has strategic location at the Jim Corbett National Park's core zone. The Forest Rest House is open for tourists and wild life lovers from 15 October to 15th June of every year. The entry gate to Bijrani zone is Aamdanda gate.

Trees like the Sheesam (Dalbergia sissoo), the Kanju (Holoptelea integrifolia), the ber (Zizyphus mauritians), dhak (Butea monosperma), and bael (Aegle Marmelos).
A large number of tiger are said to be found here. Other mammals inhabiting Jim Corbett National park includes deer species (Barking Deer, Sambar, Hog and Chital), Sloth and Himalayan Black bears.

This wonderful forest rest house is located 12 Kms due northwest of Bijrani. Strategically located on the edge of core zone of then tiger reserve, Malani has lot to offer from most picturesque surrounding and solitude. The game drive to Malani is quite rewarding experience amidst nature as its easy opportunity to watch different mammals and birdlife in their natural habitats.

Trees like the Sheesam (Dalbergia sissoo), the Kanju (Holoptelea integrifolia), the ber (Zizyphus mauritians), dhak (Butea monosperma), and bael (Aegle Marmelos).
A large number of tiger are said to be found here. Other mammals inhabiting Jim Corbett National park includes deer species (Barking Deer, Sambar, Hog and Chital), Sloth and Himalayan Black bears.

The entry gate to Bijrani zone is Aamdanda gate, Which is about 1 km. away from Ramnagar. After entering through Aamdanda gate, you cross about 5 km. of buffer zone before reaching Bijrani and jungle safari starts from this point.

Dhangari gate is entry point for visitor going Dhikala Zone.

Dhikala forest Rest House is managed by forest department under Corbett national park, it is located in the core area of Corbett national park. The entry gate for Dhikala is Dhangadi gate.

Dhikala forest Rest House is 30 kms from Dhangadi gate. This journey from Dhangadi gate to Dhikala itself is full of adventures, you have to cross dense sal forest and Ramganga River with several seasonal rivers, the animals you are most likely to spot while going to Dhikala are herds of spotted deer, Barking deer, Sambhar, Barasinga, Elephants, and Hyena, Fox, Monitor Lizard and even Tigers also.

Trees like the Sheesam (Dalbergia sissoo), the Kanju (Holoptelea integrifolia), the ber (Zizyphus mauritians), dhak (Butea monosperma), and bael (Aegle Marmelos).
A large number of tiger are said to be found here. Other mammals inhabiting Jim Corbett National park includes deer species (Barking Deer, Sambar, Hog and Chital), Sloth and Himalayan Black bears.

Sarpduli Forest Rest House is strategically located on Dhangarhi-Dhikala road. It is positioned downstream from Gairal on the verge of the southern bank Ramganga while the northern bank is elevated on to a strong peak. Sarpduli is also an ideal place to see the crocodiles and bird watching.

Trees like the Sheesam (Dalbergia sissoo), the Kanju (Holoptelea integrifolia), the ber (Zizyphus mauritians), dhak (Butea monosperma), and bael (Aegle Marmelos).
A large number of tiger are said to be found here. Other mammals inhabiting Jim Corbett National park includes deer species (Barking Deer, Sambar, Hog and Chital), Sloth and Himalayan Black bears.

Gairal Forest Rest House offers tourists one of the best places to enjoy the wildlife and get through the natural climes of Jim Corbett National Park. Gairal Forest Rest House is located around 20kms. fromDhangari, and quite close to the banks of Ramganga river.
Gairal Forest Rest House is surrounded with amazing nature creations which make tourists get attracted towards it.

Trees like the Sheesam (Dalbergia sissoo), the Kanju (Holoptelea integrifolia), the ber (Zizyphus mauritians), dhak (Butea monosperma), and bael (Aegle Marmelos).
A large number of tiger are said to be found here. Other mammals inhabiting Jim Corbett National park includes deer species (Barking Deer, Sambar, Hog and Chital), Sloth and Himalayan Black bears.

Sultan is the first rest house during the drive from Dhangarhi to Dhikala. It is named after the Sultan Sot, the seasonal stream running through that area. It typifies dense forest area and is located in one of the best stretches in the Park.

Trees like the Sheesam (Dalbergia sissoo), the Kanju (Holoptelea integrifolia), the ber (Zizyphus mauritians), dhak (Butea monosperma), and bael (Aegle Marmelos).
A large number of tiger are said to be found here. Other mammals inhabiting Jim Corbett National park includes deer species (Barking Deer, Sambar, Hog and Chital), Sloth and Himalayan Black bears.

The most impressive thing that draws visitors to it time and again is the view it offers. The view is a full 360 degrees, except for maybe a little bit just north of west. It looks down upon the entire park and the Dhikala complex is clearly visible from here. Due to it’s relatively high altitude of 1085 meters above mean sea level, the cool breeze makes it an excellent option for the summer months.

Trees like the Sheesam (Dalbergia sissoo), the Kanju (Holoptelea integrifolia), the ber (Zizyphus mauritians), dhak (Butea monosperma), and bael (Aegle Marmelos).
A large number of tiger are said to be found here. Other mammals inhabiting Jim Corbett National park includes deer species (Barking Deer, Sambar, Hog and Chital), Sloth and Himalayan Black bears.

Trees like the Sheesam (Dalbergia sissoo), the Kanju (Holoptelea integrifolia), the ber (Zizyphus mauritians), dhak (Butea monosperma), and bael (Aegle Marmelos).
A large number of tiger are said to be found here. Other mammals inhabiting Jim Corbett National park includes deer species (Barking Deer, Sambar, Hog and Chital), Sloth and Himalayan Black bears.

Ramnagar is a small town and municipal board in the Nainital District of Uttarakhand, India. Ramnagar is located approximately 65 Kms (40 miles) from Nainital, the headquarters of the district. Ramnagar is the Gateway to the Corbett Tiger Reserve, the oldest National park.

Corbett Tiger Reserve is one of the richest bird regions of India. Nearly 600 species of birds also make Corbett a special place. Sightings of birds species like the Collared falconet, Great Hornbill, Lesser Racket-tailed Drongo and white-tailed Rubythroat are avid birdwatcher's delight.

Corbett Tiger Reserve is one of the richest bird regions of India. Nearly 600 species of birds also make Corbett a special place. Sightings of birds species like the Collared falconet, Great Hornbill, Lesser Racket-tailed Drongo and white-tailed Rubythroat are avid birdwatcher's delight.

Bijrani Forest Rest House has strategic location at the Jim Corbett National Park's core zone. The Forest Rest House is open for tourists and wild life lovers from 15 October to 15th June of every year. The entry gate to Bijrani zone is Aamdanda gate.

Trees like the Sheesam (Dalbergia sissoo), the Kanju (Holoptelea integrifolia), the ber (Zizyphus mauritians), dhak (Butea monosperma), and bael (Aegle Marmelos).
A large number of tiger are said to be found here. Other mammals inhabiting Jim Corbett National park includes deer species (Barking Deer, Sambar, Hog and Chital), Sloth and Himalayan Black bears.

Jhirna is located on the southern periphery of Corbett Tiger Reserve. It is one of the man animal conflict zone years ago. Jhirna was one of the three villages which have been relocated to other places for the sake of the conflict. This particular zones village namely Jhirna, Dhara and Kothirau transformed into densely forested and grassland habitat which is excellent for bird viewing.

Trees like the Sheesam (Dalbergia sissoo), the Kanju (Holoptelea integrifolia), the ber (Zizyphus mauritians), dhak (Butea monosperma), and bael (Aegle Marmelos).
A large number of tiger are said to be found here. Other mammals inhabiting Jim Corbett National park includes deer species (Barking Deer, Sambar, Hog and Chital), Sloth and Himalayan Black bears.

Corbett Tiger Reserve is one of the richest bird regions of India. Nearly 600 species of birds also make Corbett a special place. Sightings of birds species like the Collared falconet, Great Hornbill, Lesser Racket-tailed Drongo and white-tailed Rubythroat are avid birdwatcher's delight.

Corbett Tiger Reserve is one of the richest bird regions of India. Nearly 600 species of birds also make Corbett a special place. Sightings of birds species like the Collared falconet, Great Hornbill, Lesser Racket-tailed Drongo and white-tailed Rubythroat are avid birdwatcher's delight.

Ramnagar is a small town and municipal board in the Nainital District of Uttarakhand, India. Ramnagar is located approximately 65 Kms (40 miles) from Nainital, the headquarters of the district. Ramnagar is the Gateway to the Corbett Tiger Reserve, the oldest National park.

Corbett Tiger Reserve is one of the richest bird regions of India. Nearly 600 species of birds also make Corbett a special place. Sightings of birds species like the Collared falconet, Great Hornbill, Lesser Racket-tailed Drongo and white-tailed Rubythroat are avid birdwatcher's delight.

Bijrani Forest Rest House has strategic location at the Jim Corbett National Park's core zone. The Forest Rest House is open for tourists and wild life lovers from 15 October to 15th June of every year. The entry gate to Bijrani zone is Aamdanda gate.

Trees like the Sheesam (Dalbergia sissoo), the Kanju (Holoptelea integrifolia), the ber (Zizyphus mauritians), dhak (Butea monosperma), and bael (Aegle Marmelos).
A large number of tiger are said to be found here. Other mammals inhabiting Jim Corbett National park includes deer species (Barking Deer, Sambar, Hog and Chital), Sloth and Himalayan Black bears.

Jhirna is located on the southern periphery of Corbett Tiger Reserve. It is one of the man animal conflict zone years ago. Jhirna was one of the three villages which have been relocated to other places for the sake of the conflict. This particular zones village namely Jhirna, Dhara and Kothirau transformed into densely forested and grassland habitat which is excellent for bird viewing.

Trees like the Sheesam (Dalbergia sissoo), the Kanju (Holoptelea integrifolia), the ber (Zizyphus mauritians), dhak (Butea monosperma), and bael (Aegle Marmelos).
A large number of tiger are said to be found here. Other mammals inhabiting Jim Corbett National park includes deer species (Barking Deer, Sambar, Hog and Chital), Sloth and Himalayan Black bears.

Jhirna is located on the southern periphery of Corbett Tiger Reserve. It is one of the man animal conflict zone years ago. Jhirna was one of the three villages which have been relocated to other places for the sake of the conflict. This particular zones village namely Jhirna, Dhara and Kothirau transformed into densely forested and grassland habitat which is excellent for bird viewing.

Trees like the Sheesam (Dalbergia sissoo), the Kanju (Holoptelea integrifolia), the ber (Zizyphus mauritians), dhak (Butea monosperma), and bael (Aegle Marmelos).
A large number of tiger are said to be found here. Other mammals inhabiting Jim Corbett National park includes deer species (Barking Deer, Sambar, Hog and Chital), Sloth and Himalayan Black bears.

Jhirna is located on the southern periphery of Corbett Tiger Reserve. It is one of the man animal conflict zone years ago. Jhirna was one of the three villages which have been relocated to other places for the sake of the conflict. This particular zones village namely Jhirna, Dhara and Kothirau transformed into densely forested and grassland habitat which is excellent for bird viewing.

Trees like the Sheesam (Dalbergia sissoo), the Kanju (Holoptelea integrifolia), the ber (Zizyphus mauritians), dhak (Butea monosperma), and bael (Aegle Marmelos).
A large number of tiger are said to be found here. Other mammals inhabiting Jim Corbett National park includes deer species (Barking Deer, Sambar, Hog and Chital), Sloth and Himalayan Black bears.

Jhirna is located on the southern periphery of Corbett Tiger Reserve. It is one of the man animal conflict zone years ago. Jhirna was one of the three villages which have been relocated to other places for the sake of the conflict. This particular zones village namely Jhirna, Dhara and Kothirau transformed into densely forested and grassland habitat which is excellent for bird viewing.

Trees like the Sheesam (Dalbergia sissoo), the Kanju (Holoptelea integrifolia), the ber (Zizyphus mauritians), dhak (Butea monosperma), and bael (Aegle Marmelos).
A large number of tiger are said to be found here. Other mammals inhabiting Jim Corbett National park includes deer species (Barking Deer, Sambar, Hog and Chital), Sloth and Himalayan Black bears.

Corbett Tiger Reserve is one of the richest bird regions of India. Nearly 600 species of birds also make Corbett a special place. Sightings of birds species like the Collared falconet, Great Hornbill, Lesser Racket-tailed Drongo and white-tailed Rubythroat are avid birdwatcher's delight.

Ramnagar is a small town and municipal board in the Nainital District of Uttarakhand, India. Ramnagar is located approximately 65 Kms (40 miles) from Nainital, the headquarters of the district. Ramnagar is the Gateway to the Corbett Tiger Reserve, the oldest National park.