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The Jim Corbett National Park in Uttarakhand, India, is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. Established in 1936, it holds the honor of being India's oldest national park and played a pivotal role in tiger conservation efforts. The park encompasses over 500 square kilometers of diverse landscapes, ranging from dense Sal forests to grasslands and river channels. This rich habitat provides a sanctuary for a variety of flora and fauna, making it a prime destination for nature lovers. Explore the park's wonders and witness its majestic creatures up close with thrilling Jim Corbett Tour Packages! Jim Corbett's Diverse Flora The verdant tapestry of Jim Corbett National Park is woven with over 600 species of plants. Sal forests dominate the landscape, offering a cool refuge for wildlife. The park also boasts a vibrant array of other vegetation types, including grasslands, wetlands, and mixed deciduous forests. These diverse ecosystems provide a vital source of food and shelter for the park's inhabitants. A Rich Tapestry of Fauna Jim Corbett National Park is a haven for a variety of animals, with over 700 species documented. The park is most renowned for its Bengal tigers, making it a prime destination for tiger safaris. However, the park's biodiversity extends far beyond these majestic predators. Asiatic elephants, leopards, sloth bears, spotted deer, and over 500 species of birds call Jim Corbett home.
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