Day-visit safaris at Corbett National Park in Ramnagar have been suspended after continuous rain left water on several jungle routes, preventing safari vehicles from entering the forest safely.
The decision affected Sunday morning trips to the Garjiya, Dhela and Jhirna zones. Vehicles scheduled to carry visitors into these areas were stopped before the safari round began.
Why the safaris were stopped
Park warden Bindarpal said the rainfall had caused waterlogging along the routes used for jungle safaris. Under these conditions, safari vehicles could become stuck while operating inside the forest.
The suspension applies to the day-visit safari operation covered by the latest update. The available information does not indicate how long the stoppage will continue.
Monday morning safari under review
The next morning safari round could also be cancelled if rain continues through the night. Park authorities are expected to assess the route conditions before allowing vehicles to proceed on Monday morning.
The decision means visitors scheduled for the affected safari round may not be able to enter the Garjiya, Dhela and Jhirna zones until conditions improve. No other impact figures were provided.
Conclusion
Corbett’s day-visit safaris remain suspended because rain has waterlogged access routes, while Monday morning’s operation depends on overnight weather and route conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Why were Corbett day-visit safaris suspended?
Continuous rain caused water to collect on jungle safari routes, creating a risk of vehicles becoming stuck.
Q. Which safari zones were affected?
Sunday morning trips to Garjiya, Dhela and Jhirna were stopped.
Q. Who confirmed the suspension?
Corbett park warden Bindarpal provided the information.
Q. Could Monday morning’s safari be cancelled?
Yes. It may be stopped if rain continues overnight.
Q. What will determine Monday’s decision?
The decision will depend on the weather and the condition of the safari routes.
