Introduction

Near Dhangarhi gate, the Dhangarhi Museum is a good stopover for first-time visitors. The place gives you a feel of the time when man-eating tigers were a reality, and how they were hunted down. Life and the atmosphere of Corbett were stark - very different from what it is now. Browse the museum, and look out for the hunted erstwhile wildlife species. You will come across glass enclosures displaying tiger and elephant heads killed in fight. There is a souvenir shop too, in case you wish to pick up some literature on the park, about wildlife in general, and other memoirs of a wildlife excursion in Corbett.

Special Attributes

Here you get to view heads of erstwhile man-eating tigers and wild elephants that were hunted down or killed in a fight.

Nuisance

The site is very peaceful and free of irritants.

Dressing restrictions

Dress in whatever you find comfortable.

Connectivity

Hire a taxi or drive your own vehicle.

Enjoyed by

History Lovers, Wildlife Enthusiasts

Exposure

You will mostly be indoors.

Avoidable Season

Open through the year

Facilities

There is an onsite souvenir shop selling among other things literature on the park.

Things Not Allowed

No such restriction

Tip

Maintain decorum, and do not touch anything on display.

Type of site

Museum