Dhikala Forest Rest House

Dhikala forest rest house is the largest and most beautiful tourism zone of Corbett Tiger Reserve consisting of large grasslands, river beds, sal, and mixed forests. Managed by the forest division that is working under the organization of Jim Corbett National Park, Dhikala Forest Zone is situated in the center of Corbett national park. The entrance gate for the Dhikala forest rest house Zone is the famous Dhangarhi gate. At this point, you are required to show your permits to the forest guards for entry. You can enter the Dhikala forest rest house range through the Dhangarhi Gate and the timing is morning 10 am to 4 pm in the evening.

This beautiful forest area is approximately 30 km from the Dhangarhi gate and takes roughly 2 hours to cover this distance if you have a fast driver. The trip from the Dhangarhi gate to the Dhikala forest zone is very adventurous and you need to go through thick sal forest and the Ramganga River along with many cyclic rivers. On the way, you will come across wildlife like herds of deer, Sambhar deer, Barking deer, Indian hog deer, Monitor Lizard, Asiatic Elephants, Jackal, Fishes, and Crocodiles, and above all if you are fortunate enough Tigers as well. Since the Dhikala forest rest house area is based in the center, the place is perfect for wildlife lovers.