Photos of The Corbett National park was established in 1936 and extends over 1300 sqkm of forest placed in the foothills of the Himalayas, in the midst of lush greenery and uneven mountains with varying heights, ranging from about 1300 feet to nearly 4000 feet. Once the favorite hunting ground of nobility now the major attraction of wild life enthusiasts. The Park is renowned for the majestic Tigers, leopards and elephants, also the home for more than 25 species of reptiles, 585 kinds of birds and over 50 varieties of mammal species.