Jim Corbett National Park

Introduction -

Nainital Region- Corbett, Which Is Located In Uttarakhand's Nainital Region, Has Long Been A Popular Destination For Tourists And Wildlife Enthusiasts. Tourism Is Permitted In A Few Places Of The Corbett Tiger Reserve So That Visitors Can Take In The Area's Beautiful Scenery And The Various Species That Call It Home.

Bengal Tigers-The Stunning Jim Corbett National Park Is Known For Having The Highest Concentration Of Tigers Of Any Indian National Park And Is Situated At The Foothills Of The Himalayas, Close To The Well-Known Hill Station Of Nainital. It Is 1318.54 Sq Km In Size, With 520 Sq Km Being The Primary Area.

  Safari in Jim Corbett National Park

History -

This Was India's First National Park When It Was Created In 1936. It Bears Jim Corbett's Name, A Well-Known Naturalist And Environmentalist. After Living In India Up To The Country's Independence, Jim Corbett Moved To Kenya, Where He Passed Away In 1955. India's Most Well-Known Hunter, Corbett, Became Famous After He Found And Killed Several Man-Eating Tigers And Leopards; It's Believed That He Killed Over A Dozen Of The Animals.

Location -

Swastikstays_Tiger resting under a tree in Jim Corbett National Park

Jim Corbett National Park, Often Known As Corbett National Park, Is A Natural Area In The Northern Indian State Of Uttarakhand. About 35 Miles (50 Km) Northwest Of Ramnagar, In The Himalayan Foothills, Is Where The Park Is Situated.

By Road- Jim Corbett National Park, Often Known As Corbett National Park, Is A Natural Area In The Northern Indian State Of Uttarakhand. About 35 Miles (50 Km) Northwest Of Ramnagar, In The Himalayan Foothills, Is Where The Park Is Situated.
By Train- Trains From Several Important Indian Cities, Including Delhi, Moradabad, And Bareilly, Arrive At The Ramnagar Railway Station. Additionally, There Is A Direct Train From Delhi To Ramnagar.
By Air- Pantnagar Airport Is Closest Domestic Airport To The Corbett National Park (80 Km).

Amazing Fact -

Different Species: Over 400 Distinct Plant Types And Over 550 Different Animal Species Can Be Found In Corbett, The Oldest National Park In India. The Park Is Most Well-Known For Being A Sanctuary For India's Critically Endangered Bengal Tigers.

Project Tiger: The Choice Of Jim Corbett National Park By The 1973 Conservation Movement As The Site For Project Tiger's Debut Is One Of The Park's Most Astounding Facts.

 

British Province: It Was Established In 1936, During The British Rule Of The United Provinces, As India's First National Park.