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JIM CORBETT CORPORATE TOUR PACKAGE — 2N/3D

Rs.15999.00/Person

Jim Corbett gives corporate groups a genuinely different kind of team activity — a shared jungle safari in search of tigers, elephants, and native birdlife — followed by relaxed riverside resort evenings. It's a strong choice for companies wanting a wildlife-themed offsite close to Delhi.

Highlights

  • Jeep safari through India's oldest national park, in search of tigers, elephants, and rich native birdlife
  • Riverside resort setting for the conference session and evening activities
  • Corbett Museum, dedicated to hunter-turned-conservationist Jim Corbett
  • A naturally bonding shared experience — spotting wildlife together requires no facilitation
  • Bonfire dinner by the river
  • One of the closer wildlife-themed offsite options from Delhi

Included and Excluded

  • 2 nights' accommodation in a riverside resort (twin/triple sharing)
  • All Meal Plan — daily breakfast, lunch, and dinner
  • Conference hall booking
  • One jungle safari (jeep, shared across the group as per permit availability)
  • Corbett Museum visit
  • All local transfers
  • Dedicated tour manager
  • Additional safari zones or repeat safaris beyond the one included
  • GST as applicable
  • Travel to and from Corbett
  • Personal expenses
  • Travel insurance

Tour Plan

Arrival & Welcome
The group arrives at a riverside resort near Corbett National Park after a 5-6 hour drive from Delhi. The evening opens with a welcome dinner by the river.

Conference Session & Jungle Safari
The morning conference session is held at the resort. In the afternoon, the group heads into the park for a jeep safari — one jeep per 6 people, with multiple jeeps entering together where permits allow — in search of tigers, elephants, and the park's rich birdlife. The shared anticipation and spotting of wildlife make this a naturally bonding, low-effort team activity. The evening closes with a bonfire dinner.

Museum Visit & Departure
A morning visit to the Corbett Museum, dedicated to hunter-turned-conservationist Jim Corbett, precedes breakfast and the return journey to Delhi.

Tour Faq

Standard safety and permit regulations limit each jeep to around 6 passengers, so for a group of 30, you'd need roughly 5 jeeps. We coordinate multiple jeeps to enter the park together and, where zone permits allow, follow similar routes so the group has a shared safari experience rather than being scattered across the park independently.
We're careful not to promise a guaranteed sighting, since Corbett is a genuinely wild reserve and tiger movements can't be predicted or controlled. That said, Corbett has one of the higher tiger densities among Indian reserves and a strong historical sighting record, so while it's not guaranteed, the odds are reasonably good compared to many other parks — and even without a tiger sighting, elephants, deer, and rich birdlife are common throughout the safari.
November through June is when the park is open to visitors; the exact opening and closing dates shift slightly year to year based on monsoon timing. Within that window, April-June tends to have better sighting odds as water sources become scarcer and animals concentrate around remaining rivers and waterholes, though it's also the hottest period.
Yes — most riverside resorts near the park have dedicated conference facilities alongside the wildlife experience, so a company can run a genuine working session in the morning and head into the park for the safari in the afternoon, giving the trip a clear split between structured work time and the shared, informal bonding that comes from the safari itself.
It's approximately 5-6 hours by road, which is manageable as a single day's travel for most groups, particularly if departure is scheduled early. For companies wanting to minimise travel fatigue, an early-morning departure with a breakfast stop en route works well.