Lucky to see a mother and cub. other than this many spotted deer, sambhar and barking deer. the summer heat can grind you down. A must see if see the tiger. too many hotels and tourists in gypsies. noise pollution in the park should be controlled. More

Visited Corbett 21st May 2012.. Amazing place, natural beauty and enjoyed jungle feel..... Spotting tiger is very rare and very less chances to see it as there are only 10-12 tigers in Corbett area. There are 4 different gates to enter in Jungle... and best one is Bijalani as this part have many tracks which takes you around the jungle... More

safaris are organized early morning and late afternoon with a well informed forest guide on every jeep. untouched natural beauty is what describes the place. spotting the elusive tigers is extremely exciting. besides that a great deal of natural beauty to experience More

It should be termed as an elephant safari rather than a tiger safari. We did miss the tiger or the leopard by a few minutes and spotted its pug marks. Found deers ,sambar, crocs, peacocks too. Long trip in a canter. Took 2hrs each too and fro to Dhikala. It was worth the trip !! More

We spent only 2 1/2 days in this magical place. What a privilege it was. We saw 96 different bird species in 2 days, saw tigers twice, saw a family of otters playing in the Ranganga River which is a crystal clear beautifuly body of water. Hard to believe you're in India after being in Delhi and Mumbai. The accommodation... More

In terms of the scenery and wildlife, the one night, one and a half day tour was stunning (even though we didn't see any tigers). However there are many hidden costs that neither the staff at booking office in Ramnagar or the jeep drivers disclose. When we tried to ask questions they wouldn't give you a straight answer even though... More

Near the gate of Uttarakhand tourism bunglow at BINSAR,there is a buffalo known as SHIVA who runs after wildlife since many years who tries to attack. When you offer food they never attack on human beings. Again at morning sunrise time, you can see the longest Himalaya range with ice peaks including TRISHUL with beautiful colours in the sky.Mr and... More

Did not site any tigers but our guide and driver took occassional detours into the jungle to search for them and we spotted lots of wild deers and other fauna. We also managed to sight pug marks of tiger. More

We went on a safari in the National Park through the Devidurga Gate. We did not sight a single wild animal! This could be a function of the area being away from the watering holes as well as noisy jeeps, driving the wild life away! More