Corbett tiger reserve is perhaps one of the very few national parks in India, where you can stay in the heart of the reserve. Forest bungalows situated by the river Ramganga or overlooking vast expanses of the Dhikala grasslands serve as an ideal base for the keen wildlife lovers and photographers. The vast savannahs support unusually high herbivore density such as spotted deer, Wild Boar, Rare Hog Deer and large herds of Elephants. The high herbivore density attracts carnivores such as tigers, Leopard and a variety of lesser cats.
The beautiful Ramganga valley is also a bird watchers paradise and supports more than 600 species including 50 birds of prey.

Experience: One to two weeks stay advised to enjoy the variety on offer. Join full day Jungle Jeep Safari in Corbett National Park, Night Jeep Safari in the park, visit to Corbett fall, visit Crocodile pool, bird-watching excursion to Corbett and Nainital forest. Bird and animal sightings depend greatly on season, timing and chance and cannot be guaranteed.

Ranikhet – Ranikhet, which means ‘Queens Fields’, is 380 kms from New Delhi. Lying in the heart of pristine valleys of the Himalayas, carpeted with flowers and dainty streams of water. Thick pine covered peaks, neatly laid out townships – it is a place with quaint charm and character. Ranikhet weaves around itself an old world charm that has its roots in the old British Raj.

Experience – Stay for three days or up to six weeks to make the most of your stay in Ranikhet. Take in the panoramic views of the Himalayas and enjoy the special Ranikhet offers fishing zones, tennis and croquette courts and golf courses. There is a 9-hole golf course at Upat and Kalika and an artificial lake, the Bhula Dham. There are large fruit orchards and you may choose to visit the special temple called Jhula Devi temple festooned with thousands of bells by devotees in thanksgiving of wishes granted.