PARWATI WILD ABODE JIM CORBETT

Parwati's Wild Abode is nestled on the southern edge of Corbett National Park, situated between the lesser Himalayas foothills to the north and the Shivalik hills to the south. Designed to offer an authentic wilderness experience, the Wild Abode is flanked on two sides by dense deciduous forests of the Corbett Tiger Reserve. Established in 1936 as Asia’s first national park, Corbett initially covered 323.75 sq. km, and today the tiger reserve spans over 1,280 sq. km, protecting pristine forests, grasslands, rivers, lakes, and hills. Spread across 8 acres of land rich with native flora and lush lawns, the Wild Abode features just 15 private cottages and one family villa, each with its own garden for added privacy and tranquility.