Jim Corbett National Park is located in the Nainital district of the state of Uttarakhand
Jim Corbett National Park is located in the Nainital district of the state of Uttarakhand, near the city of Ramnagar in northern India. It got its name in honor of the English naturalist and writer Jim Corbett, who spoke in defense of the wildlife of India. The park is open to visitors from mid-September to mid-June. Once in the reserve, tourists will surely remember the very jungle from the book of Kipling. In addition, they will be able to watch birds, mammals, reptiles and other inhabitants of the park, as well as take photos of them. Corbett – one of the most favorite destinations for tourists, admirers of wildlife and adventurers for many years.
If you are planning to visit Corbett National Park, check out the internet. Here you will find various companies that will offer you a tour package in the wild. You can choose the option that allows your budget. The park is closed to all visitors during the rainy season. You can stay in one of the many hotels that are located near the park. The hotels offer modern services and hospitality.
Stretching for 512 km, Corbett National Park is located at the foot of the Himalayas. You will be amazed not only by wildlife, you will enjoy the natural beauty of the region. The best time to admire the wild nature is a trip in the early morning by jeep or elephants. Along with this, you can enjoy other forms of entertainment, such as fishing, climbing, bird watching. In addition, you can walk in the park, but you need to be accompanied by a guide.
. Along with the presence of a dense population of tigers, one of the oldest national parks is home to 50 species of mammals, 580 species of birds, as well as 25 species of reptiles. The whole forest region has a huge variety of flora, 110 species of trees, including eucalyptus, silver oak, mango trees and so on.
A visit to Corbett National Park is not only fun. You will learn a lot about the wildlife of India.
Flora of Corbett National Park
The national park is rich in flora. Salt forests cover over 75 percent of the entire park area. And this is 600 species of plants, including grass, ferns, vines, bushes, trees and bamboo. Among them are such flower plants as kachnar, semal, dhak, madara, cassia tubular. As for trees, Jacaranda, eucalyptus, Grevillea are large, teak and a huge amount of bamboo.
Fauna of Corbett National Park
The fauna includes a huge list of animals which includes the royal Bengal tiger, Asian elephant, black bear, grub bear, pork deer, Indian zambar, harza, otters, ganga gavial. In addition to them, it is worth noting representatives of the aquatic fauna: common oriole, long-tailed eagle, blue-winged pitta, Himalayan fish owl, Himalayan fire larvae.
In addition, there is a large Indian hornbill, a striped green pigeon, a large chase, an African vulture and reptiles like a gavial or alligator, a crocodile and a royal cobra.
