Embark on an exhilarating 480km bike trip from Delhi to the wild heart of Jim Corbett National Park, traversing the well-maintained NH9. This 3-day adventure promises thrilling wildlife safaris, serene riverside views, and the rich biodiversity of India's oldest national park. Ideal for solo riders seeking an escape into nature, plan for a fuel budget of approximately ₹1,400 and book your safari permits in advance.
Begin early to beat Delhi traffic. Fuel up at a reliable petrol pump on NH9 before Hapur.
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Stop for a hearty breakfast at one of the popular dhabas along NH9 in Gajraula. Try parathas with butter and chai.
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Navigate the Moradabad bypass. Consider a quick fuel top-up at a petrol pump after the bypass.
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Reach Ramnagar, the gateway to Jim Corbett. Check into your pre-booked accommodation and relax.
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Take an early-morning jeep safari in one of Corbett's zones, such as Bijrani or Jhirna. Leave your bike at the hotel: safaris run only in approved gypsies, booked in advance on the official Corbett booking site.
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After the safari, visit the sacred Garjiya Devi Temple, uniquely located on a large rock in the Kosi River.
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Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant in Ramnagar. Spend some time by the serene Kosi River banks.
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Wander through Ramnagar town, visit local markets, or relax at your resort.
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Have breakfast at your resort or a local eatery in Ramnagar before starting your ride back to Delhi.
Ride through Kashipur and take the Moradabad bypass. Maintain steady speed on the highway.
Stop for lunch at one of the many highway dhabas or restaurants between Gajraula and Hapur.
Reach Delhi, concluding your memorable bike trip to Jim Corbett National Park.
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