Durgadevi zone
Durgadevi Zone
The Durgadevi zone of Jim Corbett National Park is a scenic and tranquil safari area located in the park’s northeastern region. Known for its hilly terrain, dense forests, riverbeds, and natural streams, this zone offers a unique landscape different from the park’s grassland areas. Durgadevi is home to wildlife such as leopards, elephants, deer, otters, and a wide variety of bird species, making it especially popular among birdwatchers.
The zone is less crowded and provides a peaceful safari experience, ideal for nature lovers and photographers seeking serene forest views. Guided jeep safaris allow visitors to explore narrow forest trails while enjoying sightings of rich flora and fauna. With its natural beauty and calm atmosphere, the Durgadevi zone is perfect for travelers looking for a quiet and refreshing wildlife experience in Jim Corbett National Park.
Best Time to Visit Durgadevi Zone
November to February: Cool and pleasant weather makes this period ideal for jeep safaris, birdwatching, and enjoying the scenic hilly terrain, forest streams, and riverbeds.
March to June: Warmer temperatures increase animal movement near natural water sources, improving chances of wildlife sightings, especially in early morning safaris.
Safari timings and availability in the Durgadevi Zone are strictly regulated by the forest department and depend on seasonal and weather conditions.
Testimonals
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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!”