Exciting news! A new entry gate, Pakhro Zone, has been introduced for Corbett Tiger Reserve, making it more accessible than ever.
You can now reach Corbett Tiger Reserve in just 2 hours from Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun.
1. The Pakhro Zone boasts Forest Rest Houses (FRHs) within both the Pakhro Wildlife Sanctuary and the Domunda Tourism Zone of Corbett Tiger Reserve.
2. Halduparao, the sole FRH in Pakhro Sanctuary, is accessible through the Vatanvasa gate.
3. Kanda FRH is situated in Corbett National Park.
4. Morghatti and Pakhro FRHs, located on the sanctuary's periphery, can be approached from Kalagarh and Kotdwar.
5. In the Domunda Tourism Zone, you'll find FRHs like Lohachaur, Rathuawadhab, and Mundiyapani, accessible from the Durgadevi gate ahead of Ramnagar.
6. Kalagarh and Mohaan FRHs offer unique experiences.
1. Covering a sprawling 301.18 sqkm, Pakhro Sanctuary is a prime example of the Shiwalik Terai biotic province's lush forests.
2. "Pakhro" translates to "river of gold," a reference to the area's historical significance as a gold panning site.
3. The sanctuary is blessed with perennial streams like Palain and Mandal, enhancing its natural charm.
4. Historically, Pakhro was carved out of the Kalagarh Forest Division, later joining the ranks of Project Tiger and Project Elephant in 1991.
5. No villages exist within the sanctuary, preserving its pristine wilderness.
6. The dense sal forests, rich bamboo clusters, and diverse flora and fauna make Pakhro a wildlife enthusiast's dream.
1. Enjoy a comfortable night's stay at Forest Rest Houses in Lohachaur, Rithuadhab, and Halduparao.
2. Opt for thrilling Jeep and Elephant Safaris to witness the wealth of wildlife in Pakhro Range.
3. To ensure a seamless experience, pre-book your entry tickets for a Safari in the Pakhro Zone at the Ramnagar office.
4. Pakhro Zone is open to visitors from 15th October to 15th June, closing during the monsoon season.
5. Multiple safaris are operated daily in this captivating zone.
Pakhro's vibrant ecosystem is home to diverse wildlife, including Asiatic Elephants, tigers, cheetahs, sambhars, leopards, reptiles, and over 550 species of birds.
Corbett Tiger Reserve, located in Uttarakhand, is Asia’s first national park established in 1936, renowned for its biodiversity including the world's highest density of tigers.
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