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Resorts in Jim Corbett National Park

Three handpicked bases for India's most famous tiger country.

Jim Corbett National Park - India's oldest tiger reserve - sits roughly 250 km from Delhi NCR, making it the country's favourite weekend wilderness escape. We operate three distinct resorts in and around Ramnagar, each with its own personality: a palatial mansion-style stay, a forest hideaway and a serene garden resort. All three put you minutes from safari gates like Bijrani and Dhikala, and all three can host everything from family weekends to destination weddings.

Our Jim Corbett National Park

Maulik Mansion Resort

Palatial stays with a private-pool suite, lawns for weddings and full conference facilities.
Best for: Weddings, MICE & luxury family stays

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Maya The Forest Resort

A quiet forest hideaway with premium rooms, pool and curated safari experiences.
Best for: Couples & nature lovers

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Vasavana Resort

Garden-and-water retreat vibe with bonfire evenings - a hit with kids and groups.
Best for: Families & groups of friends

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Plan Your Safari Stay

Call reservations on +91 89888 02000 or email reservations@maulikhospitality.com - we will match the right resort to your dates, group size and safari plan. Booking direct always gets you our best available rate.

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Which is the best area to stay in Jim Corbett?

Ramnagar side (Bijrani/Dhikala gates) offers the widest choice of resorts and fastest safari access. All three Maulik Hospitality resorts are based here.

How far are the resorts from Delhi?

Approximately 250 km via NH-9 - a 5 to 6 hour drive, or a train to Ramnagar Railway Station about 10 km away.

When should I book a Jim Corbett safari?

Permits open online in advance and sell out for peak dates (weekends, holidays, March-June). Book your stay early; our team then helps secure safari slots.

How to Reach Maulik Mansion Resort

Maulik Mansion Resort is located in Ramnagar, Uttarakhand, on the doorstep of Jim Corbett. Key distances:

  • From Delhi NCR: approx. 250 km via NH-9 — a comfortable 5 to 6 hour drive
  • Nearest railway station: Ramnagar Railway Station — approx. 10 km away
  • Nearest airport: Pantnagar Airport — approx. 80 km; Delhi International Airport — approx. 250 km

Nearby Attractions

Make the most of your stay — these are the places our guests love most:

  • Bijrani Zone Gate, Jim Corbett National Park — approx. 8 km — prime zone for tiger sightings
  • Dhangarhi Gate (entry to Dhikala Zone) — approx. 16 km
  • Garjiya Devi Temple — approx. 10 km — riverside shrine on the Kosi
  • Kosi River — close by — scenic riverbed walks
  • Corbett Waterfall — approx. 25 km
  • Corbett Museum, Kaladhungi — approx. 30 km — Jim Corbett's winter home
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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the check-in and check-out times?

Check-in typically starts at 2:00 PM and check-out is until 11:00 AM. Early check-in or late check-out can often be arranged on request, subject to availability — please confirm while reserving.

Do you help with jungle safari bookings?

Yes. Our team guides guests through Jim Corbett jeep safari options across zones like Bijrani and Dhikala. Safaris require advance permits issued by the forest department and are subject to availability, so we recommend booking well ahead. Carry a valid photo ID.

Is the resort suitable for families and children?

Absolutely. With open spaces, a swimming pool, indoor games and family rooms, our resorts are popular with families looking for a safe, nature-rich weekend near Delhi NCR.

Can we host a destination wedding or corporate event here?

Yes. Our Corbett properties offer venues and lawns for weddings, conferences and offsites with customised packages for catering and decor. Explore our Weddings and Conferences pages or call +91 89888 02000.

When is the best time to visit Jim Corbett National Park?

The park season runs October to June. Winter (November to February) is pleasant for sightseeing, while March to June offers the highest probability of tiger sightings. Some zones, including Dhikala, remain closed during the monsoon (July to September).