Corbett Budget Tour

₹ 4,000 Per Person

Duration : 01 Nights & 02 Days
Destination : Jim Corbett Park's Resort
01 Time Jungle Safari Included
Accomodation : Corbett
Meal Plan: MAP (Breakfast & Dinner)
Room Category : Deluxe Room

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Corbett Budget Tour

Experience the thrill of the wild without stretching your budget with our Corbett Budget Tour. This 1 Night/2 Days package is perfect for those seeking an affordable getaway to the lush landscapes and wildlife of Jim Corbett National Park. Ideal for families, couples, and friends, this tour offers an exciting adventure at an unbeatable price.

Package Highlights

Affordable stay in comfortable accommodations.
Jeep safari in Jim Corbett National Park for wildlife spotting.
Delicious meals including breakfast and dinner.
Access to resort amenities for a relaxing experience.

Tour Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Ramnagar – Transfer to wildlife Resort

Arrival at the resort; check-in and enjoy a refreshing welcome drink.
Relax or explore nearby attractions like the Garjiya Temple or Corbett Museum.
Evening bonfire (on Winter)
Dinner and overnight stay at the resort.

Day 2: Enjoy Jungle Safari

Early morning jungle safari to explore the wilderness and spot wildlife.
Return to the resort for breakfast.
Check-out and depart with unforgettable memories.

Inclusions

A/c Room on double sharing basis for 1N/2D
1 Breakfast and 1 Dinner.
01 Time Jeep Safari in Jim Corbett National Park.
Free use of Swimming Pool at Jim Corbett.
Bonfire with lite music on Winter
Free use of Indoor and Outdoor Games.

Excludes

Any personal expenses, tips, and additional meals not mentioned.
Any Medical Charges and Emergency Charges.
5% GST for GST Invoice
Anything not mentioned in the inclusions.
Evening Tea & Snacks
Any kind of Food of order other then buffet meal.

What is the best time to visit Dhikala Forest Rest House?

The best time to visit is during the months of 15 November to 15 June when the weather is pleasant and wildlife sightings are abundant.

What is the Entry Time in Dhikala Zone?

Only from 6:00 AM to 4:00 PM may one enter the Dhagari gate, which is the main gate. Entry will not be permitted after 4:00 PM, and reservations will be canceled without a refund.

What Food & Drink Options are Available in Dhikala Forest Lodge?

During their stay, visitors can eat at the on-site restaurant, Except Sarpduli & Sultan Forest Rest House.

Is there a A.C., T.V., Geyser & Electic Kettle Availabe at Forest Lodge?

There are no TVs, Air Conditioners and Electric Kettle in any of the Dhikala Forest Rest House’s rooms. Although there are electrical outlets in the rooms for your phones and cameras. There are Ceiling Fan & There are solar geysers, you will get hot water there.

Can I bring my own vehicle to Dhikala Lodge Forest Rest House?

Private vehicles are not allowed within the core area of the forest. You can reach the lodge via designated vehicles provided by the Tour Operators.

What types of wildlife can I expect to see around the lodge?

Dhikala is home to a variety of wildlife including elephants, tigers, deer, and a wide range of bird species.

Is Wi-Fi available at Dhikala Lodge Forest Rest House?

No, the lodge is situated in a remote area and typically does not offer Wi-Fi connectivity to preserve the natural experience.

What should I pack for my stay at Dhikala Lodge Forest Rest House?

Pack comfortable clothing, sturdy shoes for outdoor activities, insect repellent, sunscreen, and any necessary medications.

Is Forest Rest House Campus is Safe from Animals?

Dhikala Forest Rest House Campus is Fully Covered with Solar Wire Fence. So It is Safe from Animals.

There are 08 Zones in Jim Corbett National Park

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.