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Dhikala Night Stay Package

Jim Corbett National Park, Uttarakhand

Package Highlights:

Dhikala is one of the most well-known tourism zones of Jim Corbett National Park. The area is recognized for its open grasslands, dense sal forests, and scenic views of the Ramganga River. Visitors often explore this zone for its natural landscapes and diverse wildlife habitat.

Dhikala is among the few zones where visitors may stay inside the forest area in designated forest lodges managed under official regulations, offering a more immersive nature experience.

Accommodation and safari entry are limited and managed as per forest department rules. Availability depends on official permissions, seasonal regulations, and slot availability, so travel planning enquiries are generally made in advance.

Key Points About Dhikala

Dhikala is one of the most well-known tourism zones of Jim Corbett National Park. The area is recognized for its open grasslands, dense sal forests, and scenic views of the Ramganga River. Visitors often explore this zone for its natural landscapes and diverse wildlife habitat.

Dhikala is among the few zones where visitors may stay inside the forest area in designated forest lodges managed under official regulations, offering a more immersive nature experience.

Accommodation and safari entry are limited and managed as per forest department rules. Availability depends on official permissions, seasonal regulations, and slot availability, so travel planning enquiries are generally made in advance.

Day 1: Arrival and Afternoon Safari

  • Travel starts from Ramnagar with assistance for pickup arrangements

  • Entry procedures are completed at the designated forest check post as per official regulations

  • Travel continues toward the Dhikala tourism zone through the forest route

  • Arrival and check-in at the Dhikala Forest Rest House, subject to permit approval

  • Meals such as lunch may be arranged on direct payment at the lodge, depending on availability

  • Visitors may explore the area through scheduled afternoon jeep safari options, subject to forest department permissions

  • Return to the forest lodge for an overnight stay inside the designated accommodation area

Day 2: Morning Safari and Departure

    • Early morning jeep safari inside the Dhikala tourism zone of Jim Corbett National Park, subject to forest department permissions

    • Return to the forest lodge for breakfast (meals may be available on direct payment)

    • Check-out procedures as per lodge rules, usually around 10:00 AM

    • Travel back toward Ramnagar with drop assistance arrangements

Inclusions

  • One night accommodation at Dhikala Forest Lodge, subject to availability and official permissions

  • Jeep safari access as per permitted safari schedule in the Dhikala tourism zone

  • Forest entry permits and vehicle entry charges as per forest department regulations

  • Jeep and driver arrangements provided by authorized third-party operators

Exclusions

  • Meals at Dhikala lodge (may be available on direct payment at the property)

  • Guide charges as per forest department regulations

  • Personal expenses such as snacks, beverages, or additional services

  • Any service not mentioned in the inclusions section

  • GST, if applicable, as per prevailing government rules

Day 2: Morning Safari and Departure

  • A maximum of 6 visitors are generally allowed in one jeep, as per forest department guidelines.

  • Safari permits and bookings, once issued by the authorities, are non-refundable and non-transferable according to official rules.

  • Zone allocation may be confirmed, while room category at the forest lodge depends on availability at the time of permit issuance.

  • Government fees and official charges may change without prior notice, and any difference may need to be paid as per applicable rules.

  • All bookings are subject to real-time availability of permits, rooms, and forest department approvals.

  • Visitors must carry the same original ID proof used during the booking process for verification at the forest entry gate.

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