Jhirana-Nightstay

Jhirna zone is one of the six tourism zones of the most illustrious tiger reserve of India, Jim Corbett Reserve Park. Located on the southern edge of the Corbett reserve forest, the Jhirna zone is the home to a large variety of flora and fauna. Many years ago, this place was a village which later relocated to somewhere else and the land had been incorporated into the reserve park. The land then developed into the densely grown forest and large grassland which is home to animals like nilgai, sambhar, cheetal and wild boar. These animals attract tigers to this area which makes this zone a favorite among tourists due to higher chances of seeing a tiger.The large population of wild elephants and sloth bear also attracts wildlife enthusiasts in this zone. Along with wild animals, this zone has the amazing landscape with large grassland known as Chaur.

Accommodation option at Jhirna forest rest house
Here night stay booking in Jhirna FRH is available from 15th November to 14th June every year for tourists. There are total 2 rooms at Jhirna FRH and extra bed facility is also available on request. Forest department has covered the complete area by fence and a large ground is a part of the campus from where animals movement can be witnessed throughout the day. Kitchen facility is available and cost for meals is pocket friendly. Hot water facility is available and electricity is provided in the evening as it depends on the solar power. Safari starts half an hour before here than the guests who are staying at private resort. Therefore, it gives people staying at Jhirna more chance of spotting the wildlife. Note– TV Facility is not available inside the rest house. Similarly, phone networks might not work properly inside the campus area. One should always carry an extra battery or power bank to recharge camera & phone batteries. Electricity will be available inside the campus from Sunset to morning.