Corbett National Park

As the first and most famous of the parks in India, Corbett has a wonderful combination of location and history. Jim Corbett’s reputation as a naturalist lives on and serves as an inspiration to preserve the wildlife of India. The Wildlife park is located in the foothills of the Himalayas on the Ramganga River, which attracts crocodiles, tortoises and otters. Tiger sightings are reasonably frequent but you are more likely to see deer, monkeys and some of the 600-plus bird species.