About the Attraction
Jhirna Zone
The Jhirna Zone of Jim Corbett National Park is a popular safari zone known for its year-round accessibility and diverse wildlife. Originally a village, Jhirna was incorporated into the park in 1994, transforming into a thriving habitat for tigers, leopards, elephants, sloth bears, and various deer species. The zone features dry deciduous forests and vast grasslands, making it an excellent location for spotting herbivores and predators alike. The Laldhang Chaur, a large open meadow, is a favorite grazing spot for animals, enhancing wildlife viewing opportunities. Visitors can explore Jhirna through jeep safaris, which operate in morning and evening shifts, offering a chance to witness the park’s rich biodiversity in action.