About Bijrani Safari Zone

Bijrani is one of the well-known tourism zones of Jim Corbett National Park. It is appreciated for its scenic landscape, mixed forest cover, and active wildlife movement. The zone is suitable for both first-time visitors and experienced wildlife enthusiasts seeking a classic jungle experience.

Landscape & Forest Type

Bijrani features:

• Open grasslands

• Dense sal forests

• Seasonal water streams

The open terrain in certain areas allows clearer visibility during safari drives. Wildlife sightings depend on natural movement and environmental conditions.

Wildlife in Bijrani

Visitors may encounter a variety of wildlife species, including:

• Royal Bengal Tiger

• Asian Elephant

• Leopard

• Spotted Deer and Sambar

• Wild Boar

• Langur and Rhesus Monkey

• Peacocks and other forest birds

Sightings are not guaranteed and are subject to natural wildlife activity.

Safari Type (As Per Forest Department Rules)

• Jeep Safari only

• Morning Safari

• Evening Safari

Canter Safari is not permitted in Bijrani Zone.

All safari services are conducted by authorized third-party operators and remain subject to forest department permissions and availability.

Safari Timings

Safari slots may vary slightly depending on the season:

• Morning Slot – Early morning hours

• Evening Slot – Afternoon until sunset

Exact timings are determined by the forest department.

Best Time to Visit

Bijrani Zone is generally open from October to June, depending on weather and official notifications. The zone typically remains closed during the monsoon season for safety and forest conservation purposes.

Entry Gate

Primary access is through Amdanda Gate, Ramnagar.

Important Information

• Advance permit planning is recommended due to limited daily entries.

• Safari allocation is subject to forest department availability.

• Guide and vehicle charges apply as per official regulations.

• Valid government-issued ID proof is mandatory for entry.

This information is provided for general guidance. Safari access and allocation are regulated strictly as per forest department rules.