Dhikala is an oldest zone of Jim Corbett National Park which is famous for its beauty Dhikala is well known for its peerless nature, rich wildlife and biggest grassland. If we talk about Dhikala so it is richest zone of Corebtt and among other National Parks in India. It is the largest zone of Corbett Tiger Reserve from five zones and one buffer zone which is covered with lush green and dance Sal forest with having big grassland and various species of wildlife. Ramganga River flows through this zone which is known as lifeline of Corbett National Park and increases greenery and chances to see wild animals.

Being the oldest zone of Corbett Park Dhikala has richest wildlife and the first attraction on this zone of Royal Bengal Tigers and Asian elephants. The make this zone more attractive and to be must visit this zone is well populated with lots of animals and most of the time visitors have seen Royal Bengal Tigers and Asian Elephant. Dhikala got named on the large grassland (Chaur) Dhikala which is largest grassland of Corbett National Park. Apart from this Dhikala is home of various types of fauna in which leopards, spotted deer, Sāmbhar deer, hog deer, languor, wild boars and crocodiles are famous.