(No availability) 3 Day Dhikala Safari in Corbett National Park

Day 1: Arrival and evening jeep safari

Arrive at Corbett National Park. Board your waiting gypsy and start your journey inside the jungle via the Dhangari gate of the park. Reach your forest rest house passing through the dense sal forests and grasslands inhabited by a wide range of wildlife. Lunch will be at the rest house. In the evening, go for a jeep safari around the Dhikala zone of Corbett National Park. Dinner and overnight stay will be at the rest house.

Day 2: Full day at the park

Have an early-morning start and go for a jeep safari at different areas of Corbett National Park. Breakfast will be at the rest house, followed by leisure time till lunch. After lunch, enjoy another jeep safari. After the safari, relax inside the campus and feel the freshness of the jungle. Enjoy a wildlife movie at the rest house. Dinner and overnight stay will be at the rest house.

Day 3: Morning jeep safari and departure

In the early morning, enjoy a morning jeep safari in the grasslands of Dhikala. After breakfast, move out of the jungle via the Dhangari gate. On the way, visit the crocodile point and high bank. You will be dropped at Ramnagar. Depart with sweet memories of the tour of Corbett National Park.

On the last day of the safari, you will have the opportunity to see various reptiles and amphibians at crocodile point and high bank.

This safari will take place in the Dhikala zone of Corbett National Park, India. Dhikala zone has one of the most picturesque and beautiful landscapes in the world, and the rich wildlife in the area adds to its charm. Dhikala is the biggest zone of the park open for visitors and provides wonderful chances of game viewing.

Dhikala zone gets its name from Dhikala grassland, which is one of the biggest grasslands of the park supporting a variety of wildlife. Other than grasslands, Dhikala zone has sal forests, mixed forests, and a variety of flora. The lifeline of the zone is Ramganga River, which supports the wildlife in the area and adds to the beauty of the forest.

Dhikala zone offers sightings of a variety of wildlife, including many rare or endangered species. One of the major attractions of the Dhikala zone is the royal Bengal tiger, but some of the animals commonly sighted there are elephants, spotted deer, sambar deer, hog deer, barking deer, common langur, rhesus macaque, wild boar, crocodiles, yellow-throated martins, gharials, mahseer, pythons, and snakes.

If one is lucky, one can also get to see nocturnal creatures like leopards, sloth bears, porcupines, and pangolins. Dhikala is also a paradise for birds, and one can get to see more than 500 species of birds. More than 300 species of birds are permanent residents of the area. Dhikala zone is highly popular in terms of providing shelter to some of the highly endangered species like hog deer, gharials, otters, and golden mahseer.

Dhikala zone is open for tourists from November 15 to June 15 every year, and during the remaining period, it remains closed due to monsoons as many streams cross the road leading to the zone, and it gets impossible to cross the streams due to high water levels and pressures.

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The food in Dhikala Forest Lodge is not a problem as there are two canteens within the premises of the lodge. One of them is run by Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nigam, which is led by the tourism department of Uttarakhand and offers buffet meals. There is also a private canteen that offers food in an a la carte menu.

• 4 game drives at Corbett National Park in an exclusive gypsy
• Gypsy charges
• Entry fees
• Vehicle entry fees
• Permit charges
• 2 nights accommodation
• Housekeeping and clearance charges
• All government formalities
• All applicable taxes

• Meals at the forest rest house
• Laundry
• Phone calls
• Items of personal nature
• Anything not mentioned in the inclusions

• A reservation requires a deposit of 50% of the total price.
• The deposit is non-refundable, if the booking is cancelled.
• The rest of the payment should be paid on arrival.