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Jim Corbett National Park Essentials

India’s oldest national park features diverse ecosystems ranging from the dense Sal forests of the Jhirna zone to the expansive grasslands of Dhikala. This selection centers on the Dhikala Forest Rest House complex, the park's primary safari hub overlooking the Ramganga reservoir. Key sites include the Ramganga Dam, which regulates the local river system, and various forest rest houses that provide essential overnight accommodation within the core tiger habitat.

Loghut - Dormitory

Budget-friendly shared accommodation located within the Dhikala Forest Rest House complex in the core area of the national park.

FRH Jhirna with Canteen

Forest Rest House located in the Jhirna zone, featuring an on-site canteen. This area is noted for being open to visitors throughout the year.

Ramganga Dam

The Ramganga Dam, also known as the Kalagarh Dam, is an embankment dam on the Ramganga River 3 km upstream of Kalagarh in Pauri Garhwal…

Dhikala restaurant

The main dining facility for guests staying at the Dhikala Forest Rest House, serving vegetarian meals in the heart of the tiger reserve.

Dhikala Zone campground

A central safari base and accommodation site situated on the edge of the Patli Dun valley, offering access to the park's largest grasslands.

Sotakhal Temple

A roadside shrine located within the forest, frequently passed by safari vehicles traveling through the Dhikala zone.

Khaara Gate (Forest)

A forest checkpoint and entry gate providing access to the southern sectors of the wildlife sanctuary.