Bijrani Forest Rest House
Accommodation in Bijrani Forest Rest House
Bijrani is the place that offers tourists an exemplary variety of wildlife like tigers, wild dogs, jackals, sloth bears, barking deer, Indian pythons, leopards, king cobra, and elephants, including a number of reptiles and of course rare birds.Safari with a jeep is really exciting as you will explore the rugged terrain of Bijrani, but if you are serious enough to access the remote ridges of the national park, an elephant safari might be the best option. The wild dogs or Dhole (popularly known to the locals) are found only in Bijrani and have a strikingly focused hunting technique within the community.
In many cases, the lantana bushes will provide you with amazing views of the tigers. The fragrance of the mahua flowers that complement the flora of the Bijrani trail is enticing to sloth bears. You can get a perfect view of the sloth bears crossing your jeep and nothing can be as exciting as such a scene. Usually, sloth bears come out to enjoy the sweet nectar of mahua flowers, and seeing them suck the nectar is really a fascinating activity.
The park is covered with Sal trees and 600 species of distinct plants. Also, there are hundreds of various species of birds which include rare birds like Hornbill and White-backed Vultures. Moreover, the Ramganga river that flows inside the park houses diverse marine life encircled by Golden Oriole, Pallas Fish Eagle, Indian Pitta, and reptiles like Alligator, Crocodiles, and King Cobra.
How to Reach Bijrani Forest Lodge
The Amdanda Gate is the gateway to entering the Bijrani Safari Zone and staying at the Bijrani Forest Lodge. It is located about 2 km from Ramnagar town. The forest rest station is located 7 km from Aamdanda Gate.
Best time to visit
The Bijrani Gate opens on 15th October every year but the forest lodge accommodation is provided from 15th November to 15th June.
How to book Bijrani Forest Lodge
Reservations for Bijrani forest lodge, Corbett Park can be made 90 days before the check-in date. Non-Indian passengers can make their advance bookings 90 days before the check-in date. A passport is mandatory for non-Indian travelers as proof of identity.
More Details About Bijrani FRH
Bijrani is a place that offers tourists an exemplary variety of wild animals like tigers, wild dogs, jackals, sloths, barking deer, Indian python, leopard, king cobra, and elephants as well as a number of reptiles and of course some rare species of birds.
A jeep safari is an exciting experience as it helps you explore the rugged terrain of Bijrani, but if you are serious enough to access the remote ridges of the national park, an elephant safari may be the best option. The wild dogs, popularly called Dhole by the locals, are found only in Bijrani and have a strikingly targeted hunting technique within the community.
Apart from the wildlife, Corbett National Park is also blessed with a variety of natural features of different plants and trees. It offers a variety of beautiful plant species in the 520 sq km area of Corbett Park. Various types of trees, climbers, grasses, bamboo, shrubs, and herbs are found here. Among the most common trees are rohini, karipak, ber, grevia, simal, bael, jingan, kurha, marorfali, tendu, khair, etc.