Jim Corbett National Park

INDIA'S FIRST TIGER HAVEN

Tucked within the sub-Himalayan ecosystem, Jim Corbett National Park stands as a testament to India’s dedication to wildlife conservation. Established as the first national park in the country and the pioneer of the Project Tiger initiative, Corbett is synonymous with tiger conservation and breathtaking landscapes. Named after the legendary hunter-turned-conservationist Jim Corbett, the park offers an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts. A thrilling jeep safari through this historic jungle promises a close encounter with nature’s untamed beauty.

A Safari Into Corbett's Secrets

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Jim Corbett National Park

was the first in India to be designated under the

Project Tiger initiative in 1973, playing a crucial

role in the conservation of

Bengal Tigers.

Due to its diverse landscape

and thriving wildlife, Corbett

has been the backdrop for

several documentaries and

films, drawing filmmakers

and photographers from

around the world.

Jim Corbett himself hunted several man-eating tigers before turning into a conservationist. However, experts now believe that human encroachment and habitat

loss were the real reasons

for these attacks.

Spot Them in the Wild: Jim Corbett's Species