Sitabani Zone Safari

Sitabani Eco-tourism Zone: Hidden Jewel of Jim Corbett

Sitabani eco-tourism is called landscape area which is best known for nature walks, beautiful forest and a hidden waterfall. Mythologically, it’s also known that Goddess Sita stayed here during her exile.

Why Sitabani Eco-tourism Zone?

The Sitabani Eco-Tourism Zone of Jim Corbett is a remarkable landscape area renowned for nature walks and its deep connection to mythology. As part of the Pawalgarh Conservation Reserve, Sitabani is a must-visit destination for its serene beauty and historical significance. According to the Hindu epic Ramayana, Goddess Sita, wife of Lord Rama, spent a part of her exile in this forest, making Sitabani a site of spiritual and cultural importance. Today, the forest is managed by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) and remains a favorite spot for tourists seeking tranquility and a connection to nature.

Sitabani eco-tourism zone is open all round the year for safari tours and there is no limit of gypsies entering in the area. In its campus, it has a popular old temple which is dedicated to Lord Shiva and also a beautiful small cascade. There are shallow streamlets flowing through the Sitabani, which offer enjoyable retreats to the tourists passing by. Additionally, the famous Bollywood movie “Kaal” was shot here.

Sitabani forest area is known for its varied variety of flora. This landscape shelters more than 600 species of trees, shrubs, bamboos, herbs grasses, orchids, woody climbers and wetland vegetation. Sal, Sheesham, Kanju, Dhak, Haldu, Peepal, mangoes and Rohini trees are some of the important evergreen flora of the Sitabani area.

Jeep Safari Booking Terms and Conditions

Travel Details: Provide your preferred travel date and safari timing (Morning or Afternoon).
ID Proof: Submit a valid ID card (e.g., Voter ID, Aadhaar, Driving License).
Advance Payment: Safari entry fees must be paid in advance.
Non-Refundable Permits: E-permits are non-refundable once confirmed.
ID Verification: Carry the same ID used during online booking at the time of your visit.
Booking Timeline: Indian Nationals: Book at least 30 days in advance. Foreign Nationals: Book at least 90 days in advance and provide passport details (mandatory).
Availability: Permits are issued on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to availability.