Corbett National Park - was the first wildlife reserve in India and was designed by Major Jim Corbett. It is located in Uttaranchaland is India's first national park and the first sanctuary to come under Project Tiger. The park is home to the magnificent but wary and elusive cats, together with their smaller cousins, the leopards. Apart from that, one can gather the experience of wild animals like Sloth Bear , Himalayan Black Bear , Wild Dogs , Jackal , Elephants , Spotted Deer , Sambar Deer , Barking Deer , Wild Boar and Monkeys. There are over 500 species of birds in the park. A visit to Corbett in the winter can be a life long memory for the best travelled bird watchers.
Kaladhungi Forests - is from 30 Kms east from Corbett Tiger Reserve. This forest is famous for their birds and Tiger. The fauna and flora of the Kaladhungi area is basically similar to Corbett Reserve. The Kaladhungi forests have resident tigers, leopards, elephants and an incredible diversity of birds.
Other Attractive Places
Ramadevara Betta, Manchanabele Reservoir, Corbett Museum, Betalghat Sufari Lodge, Camp Corbett, Kaladhungri etc. |
