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Visiting a wild life sanctuary is like trying to find the Dushyant Ring today in the Ganges. But if you find one tiger in the Jim Corbett, you have acheived much more. But more than the actual wild life, the setting is one of the finest in the country. Pity there are no arrangements to see the sanctuary in monsoons, otherwise it would have been divine. And not for a day trip in one of those stupid canter vehicles, but you need to stay put for two nights to have the most of the jungle. Getting there will be a little bit difficult with only one train linking Delhi and Rampur {the rail head for Corbett}. Named after the Kumoan Tiger Mr. Jom Corbett, this place takes you back to that time if you have read any of jim. wonderful.
ps: take care of the whinig kid, he might just fall prey to the loose ones.

Visit this place if you want to trek but are stopping because of lack of experience. It is a level 1 trekking place but at the same point doesnt restrict you from having some breath taking moments. Ideal for girls and women too. Amazing scenes and climate is too good. The back drop of Himalayas is quite assertive.