Safaris at Corbett and Pilibhit

JIM CORBETT NATIONAL PARK
Your experience in Jim Corbett National Park is planned so that you explore the jungle by jeep, while also having enough time to explore part of the park on foot.
The Vanghat area, located beyond the park boundary, is particularly exciting. Reaching your lodge is an adventure in itself: a short 3 km hike, followed by a crossing of the Ramganga River on a makeshift raft pulled by a pulley system. A short walk then brings you to the lodge.
Needless to say, this is not a place overrun with tourists!

PILIBHIT NATIONAL PARK
Pilibhit is an excellent compromise, offering wildlife enthusiasts the chance to track big cats in this magnificent forested region where tourist presence is minimal. During your stay, you will go on safaris inside Pilibhit Reserve and the neighbouring wildlife reserves.
You will likely be among the only vehicles inside this park — and that is precisely the strength of this experience.

CHAMBAL SAFARI LODGE
At Chambal Safari Lodge, you will encounter the last remaining Gangetic dolphins, crocodiles endemic to the region, and a birdlife recording over 330 different species — a feast for the eyes.
Chambal Safari Lodge is an oasis of peace, tranquillity and gracious hospitality, set within a vast heritage plantation surrounded by farmland.

LUCKNOW
Rich in exceptional architecture, dotted with fascinating bazaars and renowned throughout India for its cuisine, the capital of Uttar Pradesh is often overlooked by standard tourist itineraries. The centre of Lucknow features wide boulevards, monuments that trace an epic history, and several parks and gardens that help create an atmosphere of past grandeur.
The city established itself as the home of the Nawabs of Avadh (Oudh), great patrons of culinary and other arts, in particular dance and music. Lucknow’s reputation as a city of culture, gracious living and gastronomy endures to this day.
An expert will accompany you in the evening to discover this hidden gem!