Phato Zone
Phato Zone
The Phato zone of Jim Corbett National Park is a relatively new and lesser-explored safari area, known for its peaceful environment and natural forest landscapes. Surrounded by dense sal forests, hilly terrain, and natural water sources, the zone supports wildlife such as elephants, deer, wild boars, leopards, and various bird species.
Phato zone offers a quiet and uncrowded safari experience, making it ideal for visitors who prefer solitude and close interaction with nature. Guided jeep safaris led by trained forest guides help travelers explore the zone while learning about local flora, fauna, and conservation efforts. With its raw beauty and calm surroundings, the Phato zone is perfect for nature lovers, birdwatchers, and travelers seeking an offbeat yet rewarding wildlife experience in Jim Corbett National Park.
Best Time to Visit phato zone
November through June is the ideal time to visit the Phato Zone, as it remains open to visitors during this period. The weather is suitable for jungle safaris, and wildlife movement is frequent.
November to February: Pleasant and cool climate, ideal for jeep safaris, birdwatching, and exploring the forest surroundings.
March to June: Warmer months attract animals toward water sources, increasing chances of wildlife sightings.
Safari timings and availability are subject to forest department rules and seasonal conditions.
Testimonals
“Our jeep safari with CorbettTrips was perfectly organized. The guides were knowledgeable, and our jungle stay was peaceful. An unforgettable wildlife experience!”
RADHIKA
“CorbettTrips organized our jeep safari flawlessly. The guides were professional, and the stay in the jungle was peaceful. Highly recommended for wildlife lovers.”
ISHA MALIK
“We had an amazing safari experience with CorbettTrips. The team guided us well, and the forest stay was tranquil. A wildlife adventure to remember!”