Are you eager to discover Jim Corbett National Park in the most enriching way? This area is unique as it is the only part of the park where visitors can explore on foot.

However, solo walking is not allowed without the guidance of a professional. A guided tour is available, and you will be accompanied by forest officials.

Additionally, the forest department has emphasized the importance of adhering to all rules and regulations during your guided tour of the reserve, as the area is known to be inhabited by snakes.

The Sonanadi region was integrated into the Corbett Tiger Reserve and Project Tiger in 1991, and it also became part of Project Elephant.The Government of India launched Project Elephant in 1992 as a Centrally Sponsored Scheme aimed at achieving several key objectives:

To protect elephants, their habitats, and migration paths
To tackle issues related to human-animal conflict
To ensure the welfare of elephants in captivity

“Corbett Tiger Reserve is more than just a tourist destination; it is a living testament to the power of dedicated wildlife conservation. Home to the world’s highest density of tigers, this reserve exemplifies the success that can be achieved through timely and effective intervention. Beyond its stunning landscapes and rich biodiversity, Corbett stands as a beacon of hope, showcasing how committed efforts can preserve the delicate balance of nature,” says the official website.

Sonanadi Zone invites tourists for safaris each year from October 15 to June 30. The zone remains closed to all tourism during the monsoon season. It is crucial for anyone planning to participate in safaris to book their tickets ahead of time.