If you want to explore the most beautiful areas of Jim Corbett National Park, don't miss Dhikala. Traveling with a group of 15-16 people and want to see the most amazing wonders of the forest? We recommend a Canter safari. Each canter can accommodate approximately 16 people. This tour starts from Ramnagar, the wildlife gateway to the Jim Corbett Tiger Reserve. It's important to follow the safari rules, as the government imposes certain regulations on all visitors. Within the reserve, you'll find charming forest lodges and private resorts that offer exclusive, high-quality service that will delight visitors.

Jim Corbett India's Most Famous Tiger Reserve: Are you fascinated by wildlife and majestic big cats? These animals are among the biggest attractions that draw visitors back again and again. This is perhaps the main reason why the world's most famous wildlife reserves and national parks attract so many visitors. In India, the presence of Bengal tigers has contributed to the tiger reserve's popularity among nature lovers. Jim Corbett National Park, also known as the Tiger Reserve, is a popular tourist destination. Nestled in the foothills of the Almora mountains, the park is surrounded by beautiful scenery, including Naini Lake (Naini Valley).

How can I book a bike safari in Jim Corbett National Park? The internet is very helpful and makes booking very easy. You can check the official government website or the websites of other providers offering similar tours. You can also contact us at any time. The tiger reserve is open year-round, so Canter safaris are in high demand. The best time to visit is from November to June of the following year. You can contact our experts at any time.

A Canter safari in Dhikala, within Corbett National Park, is the best way to explore the Dhikala forest if you are staying outside the tiger reserve. Jeep tours are not permitted in the Dhikala area during the day. However, you can access the area by jeep that seats up to 16 passengers. Morning and evening tours are available from Ramnagar. Morning canter safaris return to Dhikala in the afternoon, and afternoon safaris return in the evening. These tours are called Ramganga Tours and are authorized by the Corbett Tiger Reserve.

The Dhikala area within Corbett National Park is undoubtedly the best place to view wildlife in their natural habitat. The vast grasslands, known as "chors," are the main attraction of this part of the park. The meandering Ramganga River enhances the beauty of the landscape and is an essential source of water for all kinds of wildlife. This reservoir is part of the larger artificial lake that supplies water to the Kalagarh Hydroelectric Power Station.

Note: In addition to the listed number of safaris, 04 Canters (16 seats per safari) are permitted, specifically in the Dhikala Tourist Area. Park management (ranger or assigned staff member) reserves the right to cancel your permit for valid reasons, which must be documented in writing.

Requirements: Identification documents: Driving license number, PAN card number, voter ID, passport number, student ID, etc. Visitors must carry the same identification document used in this form when traveling to Corbett National Park.

Canter safaris begin from a designated meeting point (Corbett Reception, Ramnagar, or Dhangadhi Gate, Corbett). Each visitor must board the canter safari separately. The fee is non-refundable.

Advance booking process: To process a booking, we require the following information:

Each visitor's full name, age, and gender (as shown on their ID), as well as the booking amount.

Desired travel dates and safari timings (morning/evening).

Your ID number (e.g., voter card, Aadhaar number, driving license number).

Safari entry fees must be paid in advance.

Electronic permits are non-refundable after booking/confirmation.

Please bring the same ID you used when booking online.

Please inform us 30 days in advance (for Indian citizens).

Foreigners can book 90 days in advance.

Foreign tourists require passport details for booking.

Safari permits are issued on a first-come, first-served basis and are subject to availability.