Showing posts with label jim corbett national park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jim corbett national park. Show all posts

Tuesday, 28 January 2020

My Holiday in Jim Corbett Tiger Reserve




Established in 1936 as Hailey National Park in order to preserve endangered tigers and their habitat,
Corbett National Park is India’s oldest national park. In the early 70s, the forest was converted into the first national park to come under the Project Tiger initiative.
Bird Watchers can sight over 300 species of birds on this trip. Corbett tiger reserve offers excellent wildlife
tiger sightings and apart from tigers, one can expect to see Asian Elephants, Leopard, Wild Boar, Sloth Bear, Indian Muntjac and more


On our recent Corbett wildlife trip this winter we had the amazingly lucky experience of observing a tigress in the dense nature at Corbett, as well as experiencing the company of the tender giant, the Asian Elephant, as well as some amazing birding with sightings like Tawny and Brown Fish Owls, Bristled Grassbird, and many more.

Tiger Camp is a lovely resort and has the advantage of being ideally placed between
the Corbett National Park, the Kosi River, the enclosing hilly forests that appear spectacular and have great views.
Corbett Forest has a myriad of different landscapes – hills, rivers, lakes, marshy areas, grasslands, and dense forest.
This variety of habitats offers you a wide assortment of animals, including Tiger, Asian Elephant, Sloth Bear,

Indian Muntjac, Yellow-throated Martens, and many more.


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Monday, 23 September 2019

5 Destinations to Visit this December


December is that period of the year when most of the planet is soaked in the lucent beds of snow. This is also a time when the bone-chilling winds of Siberia, Antartica, Europe, and Far East Asia compels many beautiful birds to make their interim home in India because of its soothing climate and diverse landforms. Surrounded by the water bodies from three sides along with the majestic Himalayan range sprawling in the north, the country is a threshold to many hidden gems and unsullied landscapes blooming to its full glory during the coldest season. While some places are radiating with the mirage of the bygone eras, other places are oozing with the ethereal beauty of nature's bounty.
Marked with a stretch of long holidays, December is a great month to evoke an adrenaline rush and thrill in your travel journeys. Here are the top 16 destinations which will make your winter vacations the experiential one.



A) Kumaon
Sitting in the verdant hills of the Himalayas, the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand is scattered with tranquil villages and scenic towns exuding with the glory of green hills, freshwater lakes, and snow-clad mountains. While trailing through its topsy-turvy lanes will open the gateway to many unspoilt colonies of birds and mammals, one can also uncoil the doorway to several ancient temples and caves. If the masonry of Jageshwar Dham Temple talks architectural style that prevailed between the 8th and 9th century, the vicinity of Mukteshwar Temple, Vrish Jageshwar Temple, Naina Devi Temple, Haidakhan Babaji Temple, and Jhula Devi Temple are reverberating with the hymns of Vedic shlokas. Besides carrying the spiritual angle these temples are world-renowned for offering bewitching views of many popular peaks and summits of Himalayas. The meticulously handcrafted tour of 'The Historical Walks of Kumaon' will make you uncover places like Jageshwar, Mukteshwar, and Pangot that has been carrying these highly-energized temples since yore.



B) Andamans

The archipelago of the Andaman Islands is yet another great escape from the cold winds of the north. Laced by palm trees overlooking the pristine turquoise beaches ringed around its beautiful isles, Andaman is a perfect destination to unleash your passion for scuba diving, snorkeling, and other water sports activities. Every Island in Andaman display a unique canvas about its rich culture and unique landscape that thrives in the region. If the cellular jail of Port Blair echoes with the oppression of our freedom fighter, charming landscape of Neil's Island cast a magical spell on you. Besides soaking into the captivating sunset of Neil's Island, you will get ample opportunity to unfold the gorgeous life dwelling in the vast percent of Chidiya Tapu. With Asian Adventures' upcoming Andaman Tour brace yourself to explore the five elements of Andamans.



C) Jageshwar
Paving way through the dense forest of Uttarakhand will lead you to Jageshwar- one of India's ancient village. Scattered with centuries-old temples and caves, the place gives a deep insight into the mystical civilization that flourished before the science of architecture and culture emerged in other parts of the world. One may see Jageshwar as Shiva's abode for the various forms of Shiva beautiful depicted in these temples, but the place is also filled with tranquil and picturesque beauty alluring people to spend some quality time on the lap of nature. All it takes is a long peep or a quiet stroll in its untamed land to lay your eyes on the beautiful colonies of the rare Himalayan birds. However, it is the celestial night of Jageshwar that has become a muse for any artist. With the spiral of milky adorned like a jewel in the midnight sky, Jageshwar is one of India's ultimate destination for starry night walks. recommend Hotel Van Serai  



D) Varanasi

Shores of river Ganges have seen the emergence of many cities and town but it is the spiritualism seeping under the mayhem of Varanasi that has garnered popularity across the globe. Feted as one of the oldest towns on this planet, it is amongst the sacred places in India attracting pilgrims from all corners of the world. It is said that on the
Shores of river Ganges have seen the emergence of many cities and town but it is the spiritualism seeping under the mayhem of Varanasi that has garnered popularity across the globe. Feted as one of the oldest cities on this planet, the arrangement of the place radiates the ancient culture that reverberates in its vast expanse. One will get to see around 2000 types of temples and for this reason, Varanasi is called the land of temples. Various famous and important temples have been situated at the Ganges Ghats. It is believed that the Ganges flowing in Varanasi is so pure that a dip in the river can wash away all the sins and break the cycle of life and death.



E) Corbett Experience

In the dense thickets of Himalayan Foothills lies a national park which has become a significant turf of Bengal Tigers. Ringed by verdant hills and crisscrossed by Kosi river, the wild landscape of the park tells a heroic saga of Jim Corbett who liberated the entire region from the nightmares of man-eaters and transformed it into an ultimate wilderness destination attracting serious birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts from around the globe. Hosting a wide variety of unique and rare birds including Ibisbill, Pallas's Fish Eagle, Tawny Fish Owl, Himalayan Woodpecker, etc, Corbett National Park is one of the notable destinations being covered in the most awaited North IndiaBirding Tour.


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Thursday, 20 June 2019

A random trip that ended up being the most memorable journey of my life!





Being a wildlife enthusiast, it was uncanny from my end to not have visited Corbett National Park- A wilderness destination which was yet to be ticked from my bucket list. So when the long weekend was yet to be ticked from my bucket list. So when the long weekend was not far away I was resolved to explore the oldest and largest Wildlife Sanctuary of India. From the good reviews and nice photos that I gathered from Trip-advisor and google review, I decided to book my three nights stay at Tiger Camp, a nice eco-resort situated on the banks of river Kosi.




 It took me approximately six hours drive to reach the place. By the time I checked-in the resort the dusk was falling rapidly, I freshened up and had a relaxing time at the balcony of my river facing cottage. The sound of gurgling water, soft breeze gently moving the trees, the serpentine flow of river mixing in the dense thickets of the jungle, it seemed everything was perfectly placed for a poet's muse. The cacophony sounds coming from the window was enough to wake me up for my early morning safari. With the brand of new DSLR in my hand, I was seated with four unknown but enthusiastic faces sharing the same level of excitement that I was carrying as we entered the turf of Bengal Tigers. The safari was kickstarted and we headed towards uncovering the Bijrani zone- one of the core zones of Corbett National Park.



The region was an amalgamation of the large beds of grasslands and dense thickets of trees. The riots of colors invoked by the colorful plumage of birds fixated my eyes completely. Not everyday one can witness to such a wide spectrum of birdlife. Grey Hornbill, Maroon Orioles, Brown Dipper, Crested Hawk Eagle, Common Kingfisher, Chestnut-headed Bee-eater, Blue-tailed Bee-eater, Rufous Turtle Dove are just a few names filling my camera with their dazzling images. We were moving smoothly when a sudden jerk stopped our car what we saw next was a wilderness marvel to spectate at- a herd of elephants was crossing our path.



Looking at the mere sight brought me the air of excitement and the tears of sorrow. Because although I was enjoying my proximity with these incredible mammals, deep down in my heart I was experiencing their pain of habitation loss and the constant threat of remaining under the poacher's radar for the possession of their ivory. It is one of those moments when my mind gets overshadowed by the dark side of jungle and I am powerless to do something for these vulnerable species.


 The morning safari came to an end, we returned to our resort. After resting for a while post lunch, we were all set to explore Dhikala region- yet another core zone of Corbett National Park. The morning safari came to an end, we returned to our resort. After resting for a while post lunch I was all set to explore Jhirna - yet another core zone of Corbett Park. As we were navigating through the vast meadows, we came across a group of spotted deer grazing, I was busy taking their photographs when our naturalist alerted us feeling the presence of a predator nearby.




Suddenly we saw two juvenile tigers coming out from the large clumps of grasses pouncing at one of the Spotted Deer. Under the garb of two felines and an adult deer, it was a fight between amateur and expert players where the success chose to take the side of the experienced one which in this case was the adult Deer. But every battle teaches us something significant to learn and I am sure these cubs who are lacking a big leap to adulthood will surely keep their mistakes in my before putting the best foot forward for the battles to come ahead. The twilight was peaking and we retired back to the resort. It brought an end to my thrilling journey at Corbett National Park.