There are 08 Zones in Jim Corbett National Park
- 1. Dhikala
- 2. Bijrani
- 3. Dhela
- 4. Jhirna
- 5. Garjiya
- 6. Durga Devi
- 7. Phato
- 8. Sitavani
Leopards can be easily located in the hilly areas but can also be seen around in the lowland jungles. Smaller-size feline population comprises the Jungle Cat, Fishing Cat and Leopard Cat. Other mammals inhabiting Jim Corbett National park includes deer species (Barking, Sambhar, Hogg and Chital), Sloth bears and Himalayan Black bears, Indian Grey Mongoose, otters, Elephants, Yellow Throated Martens, Ghoral (Goat-Antelopes), Indian Pangolins, and Langur and Rhesus Monkeys. Local crocodiles and Indian Python, King Cobra could also be seen in the Jim Corbett Park.
Flora
National Parks have their distinct flora which comprises the freshwater flora and alpine flora. The prominent alpine flora includes Sal forests, Chaurs, Khair-Sissoo forests and much more. The river plants on other hand have its own distinctive hierarchy. There are over 600 species of trees, shrubs, herbs, bamboos, grasses, climbers and ferns in the Jim Corbett National Park.
NEARBY ATTRACTION
- 1. Dhangari Museum
- 2. Corbett Fall
- 3. Garjiya Devi Temple
- 4. Barati Rau Jharna
- 5. Suspension Bridge
- 6. Jim Corbett Museum, Kaladhungi
