Jhirna Zone

Jhirna Tourism Zone is one of the most popular ecotourism areas in Corbett National Park. Corbett National Park is divided into tourist areas, in which the Jhirna area has expanded after 1994. In order to expand the Tiger Reserve, agricultural land has been expanded. From Jhirna village and two other villages. One was placed in a storage area and the village was moved to a nearby village. place. And the land was redeveloped and turned into an exotic jungle. Unlike other areas (except Dhela area) which remain closed during the rainy season, Jhirna zone proves to be very busy every year as it remains open around the year for jeep safari.

Situated just south of Corbett Reserve Park, Jhirna tourist attraction offers beautiful views of tiger and sloth of time as well as wildlife-rich landscape. The topography of the Jhirna region is mostly dry deciduous species and a large grassland (chaur) called Laldhang chaur. Bada Chaur is a favorite destination for local animals like deer, chital, nilgai and elephants. The region has several waterways that support the wildlife sanctuary and connect to the natural environment.

This area is also considered a good place for bird watching. To enter the Jhirna area, you will need to obtain a safari permit from the forest management and hire a safari a specialist/instructor. The gateway to the Jhirna area is Dhela Gate, about 15 km from the nearest town, Ramnagar, which is also a railway and bus station. Game drives in the Jhirna area are held annually and operate twice daily with a maximum of 30 jeeps at a time. The jeep can accommodate 6 adults and 2 children (below 12 years). licence, safari jeep, Jhirna safari information and nearby places can be booked on our website.