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Jim Corbett National Park is located in Terai, the foothills of the Himalayas in the Nainital district of Uttaranchal. This is the first wildlife reserve of India, extending over an area of more than 500 sq km.

The forest reserve is named after Jim Corbett, the legendary hunter-turned-conservationist. Corbett, a middle-level officer of Scottish origin, had rid the Kumaon and Garhwal regions of man-eating tigers and leopards. During his last days in British India, Corbett transformed into a conservationist and worked for the betterment of Indian wildlife.

The tourist season in Corbett begins in November every year and closes in June.

The Solluna Resort is nestled within the protected reserve forest of the Park. The Resort is operational, and in the midst of being reurbished. Post upgradation, the Resort would be rebranded ‘Solluna Sarovar Premier’.

The Resort spreads over 25 acres, and is situated on a river bank. The Solluna Resort comprises 18 individual cottages, a conference hall, a restaurant and bar and a swimming pool. The upgrades include increasing the number of cottages to above 40.

Places Of Interest :

Spotting Flora and Fauna

It is thrilling to watch the mysteries of wildlife unfold. The onset of March is best suited for animal viewing. Among thick covers of sal trees, unabated growth of lantana bushes, and dense long grass one can spot elusive tigers (Corbett has the highest density of Tigers in the country), leopards, elephant herds, jungle cats, caracal, wild boars, bears, wild dogs, jackals, spotted deer and hog deer. Among reptiles crocodiles, rock pythons, vipers, cobras, and kraits inhabit the park.
The first two-three months of the tourist season are ideal for bird watching. During this season, one can spot over 500 species of winged creatures and birdlife. A wide variety of wild trees, bushes and shrubs also populate the Park.

The Ramganga River flows through the entire length of the Park and little forest streams and rivulets tumble through the ravines. The Ramganga is rich in the magnificent Mahaseer-- a fine sporting fish.

Connectivity :

By Road

The Park is about 250 km from New Delhi. The Solluna Resort is a 5 hour drive from Delhi and a shorter 3 hour one from Nainital.

By Rail

The nearest railhead is Ramnagar, about 20 km from the Park.