Jim Corbett Dhikala Safari Booking & Night Stay

There are two ways to see Dhikala. You can stay overnight at the forest lodge inside the zone, which also lets you take safaris from there. Or you can take a canter safari, which costs ₹2,300 per person for Indian visitors and ₹4,200 per person for foreign visitors.

Dhikala is usually open from mid-November to mid-June and closes during the monsoon. The exact opening and closing dates are announced by the Corbett Tiger Reserve each year, and rooms fill up fast, so it is best to enquire as early as possible.

You need the full name, age, gender and ID number of every visitor when booking. Indian visitors can use Aadhaar, voter ID, driving licence or PAN card. Foreign visitors need a valid passport. Carry the same ID on the day of the safari, as the Forest Department checks it at the gate.

Fill in the booking form on this page, or call or WhatsApp us on +91 78188 33153. We check permit availability with you, you pay online, and you receive a confirmation email. We are a private travel agency, not the official park website. The Forest Department's official portal is corbettgov.org.

Safari permits are issued by the Forest Department and are non-refundable once issued, and a permit cannot be transferred to another person. Hotel and resort stays follow that property's own cancellation policy, which we share on your invoice.