The Safari Cafe & Homestay

The Safari Cafe & Homestay is run by Sukhvinder Singh Pasricha and his wife Sofia Kock. We are located close to the Jhirna entry gate in the village of Dhela, Corbett National Park.

The idea for opening a cafe came from the lack of restaurants around Corbett National Park, especially places where you can lay back in a welcoming atmosphere and enjoy food with different flavours. Our menu is a mix of Indian & International choice of meals and we serve breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, quick bites & to-go meals. The cafe is open from 8 am to 8 pm everyday.

In addition to the cafe, there is an option to book a room at our homestay. There are four simpel and clean rooms to choose from, two toilets on sharing basis and a hot water shower.

For bookings, call or message Sukhvinder at +91 992777 4243 or send an e-mail to safaricafecorbett.gmail.com.

About Corbett National Park

Corbett National Park, also called “Land of roar, trumpet and song”, lies in the state of Uttarakhand at the foothills of Kumaon Himalayas (about 250 km northeast of Delhi) and is India’s oldest national park. The park is also the first of nine Tiger Reserves that were created at the launch Project Tiger on April 1st 1973.

The park is a dense sub-Himalayan jungle filled with with varied wildlife such as tigers, elephants, deers, monkeys and a lot more. Corbett National Park also hosts about 600 different species of birds making the park one of the richest bird sanctuaries in India.