Corbett National Park has been segmented into eight ecotourism zones, a strategic measure aimed at effectively managing tourist activities within the tiger reserve area. These zones encompass Dhikala, Bijrani, Jhirna, Garjiya, Sitabani, Pakhro, Dhela, and Durga Devi. The forest authorities of the Corbett tiger reserve administer safari tours in two shifts across all these ecotourism zones. To maintain a balanced influx of tourists, a limited number of safari jeeps are permitted in each zone. Every zone possesses its distinct natural allure, characterized by unique landscapes and diverse wildlife. Although the topography may slightly vary, each zone shares the same geographical terrain, ensuring an equitable opportunity for tiger sightings across the park.