Certainly, here are the best times to visit Jim Corbett National Park, broken down pointwise:

1. Winter (November to February): - Ideal for wildlife enthusiasts. - Pleasant weather with cool mornings and evenings. - High chances of tiger and other wildlife sightings as they come out in search of water. - Birdwatching is excellent during this season.

2. Spring (March to April): - Good time for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers. - Days are warm, and wildlife sightings are relatively easier. - Ideal for enjoying the lush greenery.

3. Summer (May to June): - Best for birdwatchers and those who prefer a quieter environment. - Hot and dry weather can make wildlife sightings more challenging. - Fewer tourists, offering a serene experience.

4. Monsoon (July to October): - Avoid visiting during this period as the park is often closed due to heavy rainfall. - Flooding and leeches can be a concern. - Still Guest can enjoy jungle safari in limited gates(Jhirna & Dhela Gates) only.


5. Post-Monsoon (October): - A transitional period with lush greenery. - Wildlife starts becoming more active after the monsoon. - Good for photography and nature enthusiasts.

Remember that wildlife sightings can never be guaranteed, but visiting during the recommended seasons increases your chances of having a memorable experience at Jim Corbett National Park.