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Attractions in Delhi

DELHI-CORBETT-DELHI

Duration: 3 Nights / 4 Days
Places to Visit: Delhi - Corbett - Delhi

Day 1: Delhi / Corbett
Lv Delhi. after early breakfast to reach Corbett National Park before lunch after lunch visit the park on jeep and over night in to the Resort near Corbett National Park.

Day 2: Jim Corbett Park
Early Morning Take an Elephant Safari to Hunt Different Birds , and animals like Tiger, Asiatic Elephant, and many domestic and migrated birds - later return back to the resort for Lunch and then again visit the park in the evening - over night in to the Resort .

Day 3: Jim Corbett Park
After Morning Tea proceed again to Grab some beauty full pictures of Wildlife in Corbett - this national park was name after a british - Jim Corbett - enjoy your day and over night in to the resprt.

Day 4: Delhi
Again visit the park in the morning and then proceed back to Delhi - tour ends on arrival in Delhi.

About Corbett National Park
Situated in the picturesque Kumaon hills in Nainital district, Corbett National Park is the place from where Project Tiger was launched in 1973.The park has a core area of 520 sq. kms with picturesque hilly ridges covered by sal trees. Lower down are the grasslands and bamboo growth. A list of species reported from Corbett included 582 species of birds, 26 species of reptiles, 7 species of amphibians and 50 species of mammals. The floral diversity is also extremely varied. The Park is named after the famous hunter and naturalist, Jim Corbett, who popularized this land and its animals in his book "The Man-Eaters of Kumaon". Corbett recounts many fascinating tales of hunting down man-eating tigers. Always a nature lover, he helped set up a sanctuary called Hailey Park in 1936. Eventually, an all India initiative for the protection of the Tiger was launched from here. The park has a high density of tiger population.

Fauna Attractions
The Corbett Wildlife Sanctuary is an excellent and largely inviolate specimen of the rich sal and mixed woodland that spans the outer Himalayas. Because of its rich biogeographic diversity, the Park is a natural haven for the flora and fauna of the plains, the sub mountainous regions and high altitude areas.

At the lower level are winding strips of alluvial grasslands or chaurs (beloved to many species of deer) crossed by numerous water courses. The lifeline of the Park is the sparkling Ramganga river which provides safe harbour to mahaseer fish, crocodile and otter. Stately stands of sal and diverse mixed forest cover hills and valleys, fodder and foliage for large herds of elephants. Sharp spurs in the terrain make it an idyllic habitat for shy species like the tiger.
 

Unique Attractions
" Tiger"
Corbett is one of the most congested parks in India with a ratio of 1 tiger to every 5 acres. Gullies, ravines and thick forest cover give tigers the right kind of habitat. And herdes of deer, particularly the sambar, plenty of food. The tiger is reclusive, but can be somewhat predictable in its beat. You are more likely to spot a tiger close near a ater body than to meet him or her accidentally on the forest path!

"Asiatic Elephant"
What warns you is the sharp tang of freshly crushed vegetation and the sound of leaves being torn. Seeing elephants in the wild is a raw, exhilarating experience. The Corbett Park is the best place in North India to observe them at fairly close quarters. About 300 - 350 Asiatic elephants roam around the park in herds, along the river Ramganga or foraging in the grasslands.
The forests provide the elephants enough food. The elephant's daily diet is perked up with wild berries and fruits which are available aplenty.

"Birds Heavan"
The park, with its rich biogeographic diversity, is home to more than 600 species of birds - about half of the total species found in the entire Indian subcontinent! You can see parakeets, owls, orioles, drongos, thrushes, babblers, bulbuls, cuckoos, doves, bee eaters, rollers, flycatchers, warblers, robins, chats, finches, forktails, hornbills, kingfishers and many many more. It is also possibly one of the best places in the world for observing birds of prey.
 

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