Birding in Jim Corbett

Jim Corbett National Park, endowed with beautiful nature, is a haunt for wildlife lovers for a long time. Established in the year 1936 as the first national park in Asia and the First Tiger Reserve of India, the park is a pioneer in efforts at preserving the endangered species of animals and birds. Natural uniqueness of the park consists of varied wildlife and spectacular scenery spread over the 1318.54sq km of area in Nainital, Uttarakhand.

The park is named after a legendary British hunter, author, naturalist, and a tracker-turned-conservationist ‘Jim Corbett, who was born in Nainital. Corbett’s writings have captivated generations of the wildlife aficionados.

There is an excellent variety of both the local and migratory species of birds found in Jim Corbett National Park. The migratory bird species that you can spot here are Brown Dipper, Forktails, Wallcreepers, White-Capped Water Redstarts, Gray-Headed Fish-Eagle, Plumbous and many species of Wagtails. These rare species of birds makes the park  an ideal destination for keen birdwatchers.

To quench your thirst of watching the rare wildlife, you should definitely plan to visit here. We at Peak Adventure, provide you a fascinating six-days itinerary package to experience the thrill of birding in Jim Corbett.