Jim Corbett National Park, one of India's oldest parks, is located in Uttarakhand. It was originally named Hailey National Park in 1936, but later changed to Jim Corbett after a British Indian hunter, tracker and conservationist, who played an important role in the park's establishment. The park covers an area of 520 square kilometres and is known for its diversity of wildlife including tigers, Elephants, Leopards. The park is divided up into zones that each offer unique landscapes and wildlife-viewing opportunities. Visitors can explore this park on jeep safaris or elephant safaris. They can also take guided walks with naturalists. Landscapes range from dense forest and grasslands, to rivers and marshes. This provides habitats for many species. Corbett National Park Corbett is not only beautiful and has a rich biodiversity but also holds historical importance. The first national park in India, it has served as an example for conservation efforts throughout the country. It continues to draw nature lovers, wildlife photographers and adventure seekers around the globe, giving them the chance to experience India's untamed wilderness.