Natural wonders and opportunities to see the elusive royal Bengal tiger, are equally accessible in the Bijrani zone. This area is second only to the Dhikala zone in terms of popularity for day-trippers on a safari..

In December 2014, a new area, known as the Dhela zone, making it possible to take safari tours there. Like the Jhirna region, this one welcomes visitors all year long. Of course, the safari trip is weather dependent.

This area, on the southern fringe of Corbett, making it relatively new to the attention of nature enthusiasts. Since the Jhirna area is accessible to day-trippers all year round, it is among the most popular parts of the Corbett.

The steep terrain of the Durga creates a breathtaking backdrop for outdoor enthusiasts. The area, which borders the northeastern edge of the Corbett.

This zone is known to be the largest and most loved place of the tourists. It offers them the golden chance to see endless animals with the fun and excitement.

Outside the Corbett Tiger Reserve lies a protected forest region known as the Sitabani. This region is open to the public and serves as the tiger reserve's buffer zone.

Within Jim Corbett National Park is the famous shrine on the Koshi river bank, and the Kartik Poornima is the time of year when the temple sees the most significant number of pilgrims.

Phato Zone is one of the well-known zones where the love of wildlife and the pleasant feeling of nature will give good vibes. Tigers are the key animal to be found in Jim Corbett National Park.