Dhikala Zone Tour Package for One Night & Two Days

Located in the Nainital district of enchanting Uttarakhand, Jim Corbett National Park boasts the highest population of Bengal tigers in India. Wrapped with captivating scenic beauty, this abode of tigers is steeped in rich history. Previously known as Hailey National Park, it was later renamed Jim Corbett National Park, after the famous hunter-turned conservationist Edward James Corbett. The reason behind over-pouring preferences for Jim Corbett by tourists is the presence of multiple safari zones. The national park also serves as a perfect weekend destination from neighbouring cities like Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon, Meerut, Moradabad, and so on. 

In order to plan a quick getaway from the bustling cities, it is quite obvious to choose the safari zone with the highest chance of tiger sighting. After all, that is the ultimate motto of driving to Jim Corbett, one of the most popular wildlife destinations in India. To cater to your desire, what can be the best option other than the Dhikala Zone? Pack your bags to head towards Jom Corbett to immerse your weekend or a short holiday with the majestic tigers. All you need to consider is to book your Corbett jeep safari tickets online and beforehand. The months from October to May remain the peak season at Corbett, and managing to secure a jeep or canter safari, especially in the Dhikala Zone is nothing less than a long shot. Therefore, planning and booking for wildlife safari in advance is considered a smart move. 

Your Itinerary for One Night and Two Days Goes Thus

Day 1

Start early from your home and reach Jim Corbett National Park by afternoon. You can reach the Dhikala Zone through the Dhangadi Gate. Complete the formalities and check into your pre-booked accommodation at Dhikala. There are a range of hotels and resorts available in this zone. However, you can also opt to stay at Dhikala Forest Rest House or Dhikala Guest House. Unwind for some time after the long journey and get ready for the first round of canter safari at the Dhikala Zone. Go for the afternoon canter safari at Dhikala Zone which operates till 5:30 pm in winter and 5:00 pm in summer. 

Day 2

Wake up early for the trip’s second round of safari. During summer, the canter operates from 6:55 am in the winter season and 5:45 am in the summer season. Venturing the forest landscape in the early hours of the day with the first rays of the sun peeping through the dense foliage. Overall it gives a dreamlike aura and sighting the wild inhabitants in such an ambience will undeniably give goosebumps. The safari in the morning slot continues for about 5 hours. Returning from the safari enjoy a delicious breakfast at the accommodation, and proceed to pay a visit to Garjiya Devi Temple. The temple is just 5.8 km from Dhikala Zone. 

Garjiya Devi Temple, one of India’s ancient Devi temples, is located on the border of the picturesque village of Girjiya near Ramnagar in Uttarakhand. Also known as Girija Devi Temple, it captivates visitors with its striking position atop a large rock in the Kosi River. Nainital, with its rich cultural heritage, sees thousands of devotees flock to Garjiya Devi Temple annually, drawn by the spiritual significance of the site. Situated near Jim Corbett National Park, the temple in Ramnagar, Uttarakhand, experiences its highest influx of worshippers during Kartik Poornima.

Returning from the temple visit, it is time to prepare yourself for heading back. Check out from the accommodation and embark on the return journey back home and reach your destination by late evening.