A Closer Look at Tiger Behaviour Before Your Jim Corbett Safari Adventure Today
The most memorable safari experiences often begin with understanding rather than expectation. Tigers may spend up to 18–20 hours resting, but their brief periods of movement can reveal fascinating clues about hunting, territory, and survival. During a Jim Corbett National Park safari, learning to recognise pugmarks, alarm calls, claw marks, and movement near water can help you understand the forest before a tiger is even visible.