TRIP TO JIM CORBETT NATIONAL PARK, CLASS VIII

(NOVEMBER 14 TO 16, 2024)

A group of enthusiastic students of class VIII of GDGPS, Sector-48 Gurugram, embarked on an exciting school trip to the famous Jim Corbett National Park. The trip was filled with adventure, exploration, and learning.  The serene surroundings and the fresh air provided a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.  The resort offered an ideal blend of modern amenities and nature’s tranquility. A delightful spread of traditional and local cuisines was enjoyed by the students. As night fell, the eighth graders gathered around for an unforgettable star gazing session. The clear sky, away from city lights, offered a stunning view of the stars. The experience was both educational and mesmerizing. The visit to Corbett museum, enhanced understanding of wildlife conservation and Jim Corbett’s contributions to protecting endangered species.

One of the highlights of the trip was the thrilling Jungle Safari. The group ventured deep into the heart of Jim Corbett National Park, accompanied by expert guides who shared valuable insights into the park’s diverse wildlife. The safari was an exhilarating experience, as they witnessed wild animals in their natural habitat. During the safari, the students were fortunate enough to spot a majestic Bengal Tiger in the distance, a rare and unforgettable sight. They also came across large herds of elephants, with their majestic tusks and playful interactions. The park was alive with wildlife, and the group saw various species of deer, such as spotted deer and sambar deer, grazing peacefully by the riverbanks. They  also witnessed many birds, including peacocks, eagles, and other native species.

The combination of adventure, knowledge, and relaxation made this school trip a memorable and enriching experience. The students returned home with wonderful memories and a deeper appreciation for nature.