India is home to 75% of the global tiger population, with approximately 3,682 of these majestic creatures roaming in the wild. This updated analysis of the tiger census, revealed a notable increase from the previously projected figure of 3,167. Among India’s 53 reserves, Corbett in Uttarakhand has the highest number at 260, while the forests of Madhya Pradesh maintained their position as the state with the largest tiger population at 785.
Jim Corbett National Park is an example of India’s rich biodiversity and natural heritage. Featuring a sprawling expanse of lush forests, meandering rivers, and diverse ecosystems, this sanctuary offers a haven not only for the animals to thrive, but also for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.
Situated at the foothills of the Himalayas, in close proximity to the renowned hill-station of Nainital, lies the enchanting Jim Corbett National Park. Renowned for its abundant tiger population, it holds the highest number of these majestic…
