Bijrani: Bijrani zone is one of the major areas of Corbett Tiger Reserve. Bijrani has a government forest rest house inside this area which allows overnight stay in the lap of nature. The Bijrani area and Bijrani were once dedicated shooting blocks during the British period. The area was much favored by hunters as it offered quality game hunting. As far as the terrain of Bijrani is concerned, it is more arid and also has more diverse vegetation than Dhikala.
Malani Forest Rest House: This wonderful forest rest house is situated at a distance of 12 kms to the north-west of Bijrani. Strategically located on the edge of the core zone of the erstwhile Corbett Tiger Reserve, Malani has much to offer than the most picturesque surroundings and solitude. A game drive to Malani amidst nature is quite a rewarding experience as there is an easy opportunity to spot various mammals and bird life in their natural habitats.
Malani Forest Rest House: This wonderful forest rest house is situated at a distance of 12 kms to the north-west of Bijrani. Strategically located on the edge of the core zone of the erstwhile Corbett Tiger Reserve, Malani has much to offer than the most picturesque surroundings and solitude. A game drive to Malani amidst nature is quite a rewarding experience as there is an easy opportunity to spot various mammals and bird life in their natural habitats.
Sultan Forest Rest House: If we proceed from Dhangarhi Gate towards Dhikala, Sultan is the first forest rest house. This rest house is named after the seasonal stream flowing through that area called Sultan Sot. It reflects the dense forest area of net sal occupied by the park.
Garal Forest Home: This rest house can be reached by a short detour on the Dhangarhi-Dhikala main forest road. The main attraction of this rest house is that it is situated on the banks of river Ramganga. Tourists staying here can experience the clear, fast flowing mountain river flowing through the natural forests. Situated in the lap of nature, Garal offers an ideal setting for nature monitoring and wildlife viewing.
Sarpaduli Forest House : Another forest rest house inside the Dhikala area is Sarpaduli, which is located on the flat southern bank of the Ramganga, downstream of the Gairal. It is preferred by wildlife lovers as one can witness the movements of large mammals including tigers and elephants. It is also an ideal place to spot crocodiles and bird life.
Khinnauli Forest House: Strategically located amidst Khinnauli Chuar, this wonderful forest rest house is an excellent tiger reserve. It has recently been developed to promote easy tourism in different parts of the park.
Dhikala Forest House: Dhikala Forest Rest House doesn't need much introduction if we talk about wildlife tourism in Corbett. This famous tourist place is situated on the edge of Patli Doon valley through which river Ramganga flows in many channels. Dhikala is an easy gateway to different parts of the park. The place offers a panoramic view of the valley with the Kanda Ridge in the background. The Old Forest Rest House at Dhikala is a historical structure, which was built over a hundred years ago.
Jhirna Zone: Jhirna: Jhirna is also a famous forest house located inside the southern boundary of the park. If we move from Ramnagar to Kalagarh road running in the east-west direction of the park, Jhirna is situated on that particular road. If we talk about the landscape then it is much drier than Dhikala and the vegetation is mostly clear. Jhirna and its surrounding area was a farming village till 1994, when it was successfully shifted under Project Tiger. This important area of Corbett is a good habitat for tigers, elephants, deer and interesting mother mammals such as sloth bears and wild boars. Visitors can enjoy bird watching as many species of residents and migratory birds can be seen.