Dhikala FRH

Surrounded by greens on all sides, Dhikala FRH is a paradise to be in. Built in 1936, the Dhikala forest rest house is situated on the periphery of the rustling waters of the river Ramganga providing the most picturesque view of the foothills of Garhwal and Kumaon. If you often wander for the lust of Indian Wildlife, Dhikala Forest Rest House should top your list. Dhikala is one of the major zones of Jim Corbett National Park and Corbett is one of the few national parks that will allow a night stay in jungle. Dhikala FRH  is one of the few forest rest houses which offers all the basic accommodation facilities.

In the heart of Jim Corbett, Dhikala Zone offers a range of wildlife experience where one can just follow the lead of nature. Dhikala Forest Rest House is the perk lodging of this Dhikala zone, managed by Forest Department, Corbett National Park. From Dhangadi gate to Dhikala FRH itself is a life of adventure. The 1-hour ride has self-explanatory discovery of Spotted Deer, Elephants, Leopard, Tusker, Fishing Owl and a Tiger.

Dhikala is a home to Royal Tiger of Bengal and you do not want to miss the adventure of exploring mammals, reptiles and other species with your naked eyes which is why many times you get to see animals from Dhikala Forest Rest House.

Trip to Dhikala will give a final touch to your wildlife trip of India. With an accommodation of 32 rooms, distributed in 6 wings, Dhikala Forest Rest House stands for its colossal spread.

Important Things to Keep in mind

You are entering a ‘No Netwrok Zone’, so, you can enjoy your trip without the disturbance from outside life however there are few spots in guest house where you can get network to make emergency calls but do not expect high speed internet to send mails or use social media.

Spot Dhikala in your map and you can reach here from Dhangadi gate which is at 30 kms. distance from Dhikala. It is 300 km distant from Delhi and 51 km from Ramanagar. You can also request personalized tour by booking personalized tour with us.

Interesting Facts About Dhikala Zone

Did you know? Dhikala is home of tigress Paro, She is one of the most spotted tigress of the zone and she has made a room of amazement for all the wanderers. It is believed tha Dhikala zones is home for most of the tigers in the corbett national park. There.

Wildlife in Dhikala- Jim Corbett National Park

Herds of spotted deer, Sambar, Elephants are waiting to welcome you with the love of wildlife.

Leopards are also often spotted in Dhikala.  You can easily spot mammals inhabiting in Dhikala Zone of Corbett National Park includes Barking, Sambhar & Hogg and cheetal deers. Sloth bears , Himalayan Black bears,  Monkeys, Indian Grey Mongoose, Otters, Indian Elephants, Yellow Throated Martens,  and  Langurs can be easily seen in the Zone.  Crocodiles (along with the banks of the Ram Ganga River) and Indian Python, King Cobra, Common Cobra could abe spotted in the Dhikala Zone Of Corbett National Park.

How To Book-

A little heads up travelers, you need to book Dhikala Forest Rest House a month prior to your trip, otherwise, you stand no luck in the heart of Jim Corbett so it is advised to get in touch with us minimum 01 month prior to your trip due to extreme demand of Dhikala Forest Rest House.

Our Tour Advisor would not only  help you to plan your trip but also help book your stay. We advise you to request your trip 30 Days prior  so we can reserve best professional drivers and guide for your trip for optimum adventurous trip.