Animals in Jim Corbett National Park

Royal Bengal Tiger

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Asian Elephant

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Chital

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Indian Sloth Bear

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Himalayan goral

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Crocodile Species

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Vibrant Avian Life

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Animals in Jim Corbett National Park

Royal Bengal Tiger

Jim Corbett National Park visit would be incomplete without coming face to face with the majestic Royal Bengal Tiger.

Asian Elephant

These magnificent creatures roam freely, often seen near water bodies where they cool off and engage in playful activities.

Chital

Chital also known as Spotted deer, thier white spots against a rich reddish-brown coat render them easily identifiable.

Indian Sloth Bear

These shaggy-coated bears are known for their unique appearance and distinctive shuffling gait.

Himalayan goral

A lesser-known but fascinating inhabitant of the park, a small herbivore often found on rocky slopes.

Crocodile Species

The marshy areas and rivers within the park provide a suitable habitat for crocodiles, including the mugger and gharial.

Vibrant Avian Life

Birdwatchers can delight in spotting numerous species, including the crested serpent eagle, great hornbill, kingfishers, and vibrant Indian pittas.