Excellent footage. You have brought the entire Corbett landscape in front of us. Beautiful forest rest houses, land where Jim roamed and filmed, Ram Ganga, birds.....Thanks a ton
Thanks for your encouraging comment. It was Jim's books that made me as a child want to visit amazing India, now at 76 I wonder if I will ever get back. Thanks again.
Superb video. The video footage, the bird sounds, the bird names, the commentary, all really high quality. I have read Jim Corbett's books many times over and over again, all my life. I too have been to see his house, and Corbett National Park several times. I never tire of it. Well done a great video, thank you for the hours and hours I know is put in to a video of this quality,
Thank you James for your very nice comments. We like you are avid Jim Corbett fans. At times on this trip it was rather emotional, when we walked the same paths as Jim around the Kanda forest rest house and when we came to Lohachaur and looked into a very old cabinet and saw dusty old books that Jim used to read when staying there. Also it's good to get comments from people that are fully aware of the time it takes to make a decent length video. Like you we have similar videos on our channel, which you may or may not be aware of. th-cam.com/channels/l7iJ0Mf9ZfU6NUVgHx756Q.htmlvideos Once again thank you and look after yourself.
This is the best video on Corbett National Park that I've seen so far. I regularly search for documentaries about Corbett, but nothing comes close to this one. You've beautifully articulated your love for Corbett through this piece of art. On a side note, I'm visiting Dhikala for a couple of nights this Nov 17 (commenting on Nov 01, 2023). I just wish for both of you to join in Corbett. Sending you warm wishes from India.
Thank you for your kind comment. We too wish we could be transported back to the wonderful National Parks of India to listen to the sound of the jungle. There is nothing quite like it.
We also were with you during safari .Next time , please photograph the " bring fever" bird , which bird are called " pew kaha" or Papiya pakhi ( bird) in Bengalee language. Good many thanks. Also ,help us with details including how to reserve forest bunglow, what is the best forest bunglow .
Nice to hear from you. The best forest Rest House is Dhikala but the other Rest Houses have their own charms. The only way we booked these was through an Indian Travel Agent. There used to be restrictions on how long you could stay. Also some Rest Houses don't have Restaurants so you have to take your own food. Please note that this was several years ago and things may have changed. We have videoed the Brain Fever Bird (Common Hawk Cuckoo) in one of our other videos on India. See "Tigers and other wildlife of Central India". Thank you once again for getting in touch.
Wish it were longer, like 2 parts, each 30 min. The jungle sounds are soothing. Hope you will also do some videos on the jungles in South India, like the Kabini, Western Ghats, Eastern Ghats, etc.
Thank you, you are correct we would have liked to have made two parts, but we did not have enough material. We would love to get back to India to do more, but not sure if we ever will make it again. Thank you again and take care.
I am in USA but this video made me feel as I myself visiting Jim Corbett..which is by the way very near to my hometown back in India and I visited last time during 2018.The sound of birds, Wild life,The forest..wow. Very soothing and really awesome work behind the camera. Thanks a lot John and team for bringing back the memories!!
Thank-you for the nicest comment we have had on any of our videos. We have other videos in th-cam.com/channels/l7iJ0Mf9ZfU6NUVgHx756Q.htmlvideos but you may be already aware of them. The sounds in the jungles of India are wonderful, just wish we could be there now, but after the monsoon. Thank you again and take care.
Thanks for your encouraging comment, from your site it looks as though you are near enough to get into Corbett when you want. I wish we could do the same. Thanks again.
Soothing and splendid at the same time. Many thanks for the sincere effort put in to document your experience. Do you keep any 'non camera' or 'non recording' days or time in your tours.. just curious to know
Thanks for the nice comment, it does help to motivate us to do better. As regards non camera/recording days, yes we do plan to have a day when we can relax, but it never seems to happen as time always seems to be so short when on a trip. Take good care in this difficult time. Cheers.
Hello mate, can we just directly book a package with JC folks or do we need extra permits to see these places you’ve shown in the video? Please let me know…thank you for this amazing video. cheers!
Hi, I am from the uk so different roles may apply for you, but we had to use an Indian travel agent to do the bookings. However I think you can just book the forest rest houses yourself via the national park website. When we travel you could only stay a few nights in each rest house. Take care and thank you for whatching.
Thanks Yogesh, as we are from the UK we had to book them from an Indian travel agent, but I think you just book them direct from the park web site. When we stayed you were only allowed three days in each forest guest house. Take care and thanks again.
@@johnandpamhallwildlifevide5524 march 2009 r u serious or joking? this one looks fresh. If you are serious, please revisit this place and make some more videos. Highly appreciate you for your art.
@@izharulhaque4905 Yes it was March 2009, but we have made other videos from India since then th-cam.com/channels/l7iJ0Mf9ZfU6NUVgHx756Q.htmlvideos. The last one was in March 2014, covering Tadoba, Kanha, Pench and Satpura, that's in the video Tigers and other Wildlife of Central India. Not sure if we will get back to India, we are 76 and money is a bit tight. Take good care.
Hi Rajiv, thanks for your comment. We arranged the trip through Avijit Sarkhel of Vana Safaris. There was my wife and I, plus a cook, driver and guide, plus a second jeep with driver carrying our food, bedding and gas canisters. This was provided by Manoj Sharma who is a top Corbett birdwatcher.
Hi Parind, Yes I think I do remember, we where on the by pass road at Ramnagar. At one time we used a young man from there, that lived at the top of the picture, he was our guide at Corbett. We have seen him since in Corbett, but he does not remember us. Thank you and take care.
Thanks for your comment. The camera used was a Canon XL-H1 professional camera, using a 5.4-108 mm lens giving it a 20x magnification. This camera is no longer available.
Thanks Ramana for your comment, we have checked our video and you are correct. Unfortunately we cannot re-edit the video to correct the mistake as we no longer have that type of software or the original video clips. But thank you once again for pointing it out. Take Care in this difficult time.
Thank you for your personal and very interesting thoughts on Jim Corbett, which we entirely agree with. He was the reason we first went to India and we so wish we could follow in his footsteps. We know this is not the correct link regarding your thoughts, but for some strange reason it was the only way we could reply to you. Thank you and take care.
Hi, we are based in the UK and use a company in India www.vanasafaris.com. for all our bookings. The owner Avijit has ben in the travel business for many years and is very good. He should be able to help you or direct you for arranging bookings your self. Thank you for watching our videos.
Excellent footage. You have brought the entire Corbett landscape in front of us. Beautiful forest rest houses, land where Jim roamed and filmed, Ram Ganga, birds.....Thanks a ton
Thanks for your encouraging comment. It was Jim's books that made me as a child want to visit amazing India, now at 76 I wonder if I will ever get back. Thanks again.
Thank you this excellent comment, just wish we could get back to Dhikla now and then up to Kanda. Good time of the year to see tiger.
That was mesmerising. Particularly loved the bird watching.
Thank you for your kind comment, we just wish we could get back there.
Very nice video - well documented and edited. I’ve seen a lot of videos on Jim Corbett National Park but nothing like this one.
Thanks for your very nice comment.
Nice sir 👍 thanks for such kind of video, upload more videos on other national park in india.❤️❤️❤️
Superb video. The video footage, the bird sounds, the bird names, the commentary, all really high quality. I have read Jim Corbett's books many times over and over again, all my life. I too have been to see his house, and Corbett National Park several times. I never tire of it. Well done a great video, thank you for the hours and hours I know is put in to a video of this quality,
Thank you James for your very nice comments. We like you are avid Jim Corbett fans. At times on this trip it was rather emotional, when we walked the same paths as Jim around the Kanda forest rest house and when we came to Lohachaur and looked into a very old cabinet and saw dusty old books that Jim used to read when staying there.
Also it's good to get comments from people that are fully aware of the time it takes to make a decent length video.
Like you we have similar videos on our channel, which you may or may not be aware of. th-cam.com/channels/l7iJ0Mf9ZfU6NUVgHx756Q.htmlvideos
Once again thank you and look after yourself.
This is the best video on Corbett National Park that I've seen so far. I regularly search for documentaries about Corbett, but nothing comes close to this one. You've beautifully articulated your love for Corbett through this piece of art.
On a side note, I'm visiting Dhikala for a couple of nights this Nov 17 (commenting on Nov 01, 2023). I just wish for both of you to join in Corbett. Sending you warm wishes from India.
Namaste, we have had many good comments in the past on all our videos on India, yours however is the nicest and the best. Shukriya.
@@johnandpamhallwildlifevide5524 namaste, and you're welcome :)
Excellent guys
Nice Documentory
The natural sounds just make it that much more better
Thank you, The forest of India give you the best sounds in nature, and best of all is the Racket-tailed Drongo. Take care in this difficult time.
We r really thnkful to Jim Corbett for enriching India’s wildlife experience and taking it on the global map.
Love your wildlife episodes. I feel transported.
Thank you for your kind comment. We too wish we could be transported back to the wonderful National Parks of India to listen to the sound of the jungle. There is nothing quite like it.
We also were with you during safari .Next time , please photograph the " bring fever" bird , which bird are called " pew kaha" or Papiya pakhi ( bird) in Bengalee language.
Good many thanks.
Also ,help us with details including how to reserve forest bunglow, what is the best forest bunglow .
Nice to hear from you. The best forest Rest House is Dhikala but the other Rest Houses have their own charms. The only way we booked these was through an Indian Travel Agent. There used to be restrictions on how long you could stay. Also some Rest Houses don't have Restaurants so you have to take your own food. Please note that this was several years ago and things may have changed.
We have videoed the Brain Fever Bird (Common Hawk Cuckoo) in one of our other videos on India. See "Tigers and other wildlife of Central India".
Thank you once again for getting in touch.
Excellent video, thank you
Thank you we appreciate your nice comment , cheers
Wish it were longer, like 2 parts, each 30 min. The jungle sounds are soothing. Hope you will also do some videos on the jungles in South India, like the Kabini, Western Ghats, Eastern Ghats, etc.
Thank you, you are correct we would have liked to have made two parts, but we did not have enough material. We would love to get back to India to do more, but not sure if we ever will make it again. Thank you again and take care.
Sad to hear that. I assumed it must be your lifetime passion. Your fans would be disappointed to know this. - Regards, best wishes.
Thank goodness those elephant rides are off now.
I am in USA but this video made me feel as I myself visiting Jim Corbett..which is by the way very near to my hometown back in India and I visited last time during 2018.The sound of birds, Wild life,The forest..wow. Very soothing and really awesome work behind the camera. Thanks a lot John and team for bringing back the memories!!
Thank-you for the nicest comment we have had on any of our videos. We have other videos in th-cam.com/channels/l7iJ0Mf9ZfU6NUVgHx756Q.htmlvideos but you may be already aware of them. The sounds in the jungles of India are wonderful, just wish we could be there now, but after the monsoon. Thank you again and take care.
Dhikala is my home thanks for visiting here. I think you have visited here in April month . I just went to haldupurao FRH
What a wonderfully compiled video! Felt completely transported to the lush green of Corbett. Would love to see you cover Sundarbans as well.
Glad you enjoyed the video, just wish new could get back to India, fantastic country. Thank you.
Very nice mix of the rare and the common sights.
Appreciate you taking the time to comment, it does encourage us to do more editing. Thank you.
Excellent photography and narration. Well done.
Thank you watching and for your encouraging comment, it make you feel that all the hours you spent editing was worth while. Thank you.
love your videos
subhash bhai we love your videos too. you are doing great work
Thanks for your encouraging comment, from your site it looks as though you are near enough to get into Corbett when you want. I wish we could do the same. Thanks again.
@@nikhilgodiyal881 Very kind, thank you .
Nice
Thank you
Very well made!
Thank you, its good to get nice comments from India. Take care in this difficult time.
Awesome
Glad that you are enjoying these videos of that special country.
Lovely ,very well filmed and presented , Good Work... 👍
Thanks Mitul for your kind words.
Very nice video 👍👍👍
Really want to visit India national parks !
Thanks for all your comments.
Soothing and splendid at the same time. Many thanks for the sincere effort put in to document your experience. Do you keep any 'non camera' or 'non recording' days or time in your tours.. just curious to know
Thanks for the nice comment, it does help to motivate us to do better. As regards non camera/recording days, yes we do plan to have a day when we can relax, but it never seems to happen as time always seems to be so short when on a trip. Take good care in this difficult time. Cheers.
Hello mate, can we just directly book a package with JC folks or do we need extra permits to see these places you’ve shown in the video? Please let me know…thank you for this amazing video. cheers!
Hi, I am from the uk so different roles may apply for you, but we had to use an Indian travel agent to do the bookings. However I think you can just book the forest rest houses yourself via the national park website. When we travel you could only stay a few nights in each rest house. Take care and thank you for whatching.
Amazing narrative of the park. Great video. How can one stay in these forest guest house ?
Thanks Yogesh, as we are from the UK we had to book them from an Indian travel agent, but I think you just book them direct from the park web site. When we stayed you were only allowed three days in each forest guest house. Take care and thanks again.
@@johnandpamhallwildlifevide5524 great thanks. Subscribed for more such videos.
Nice video
Thank you for taking the time to comment
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Namaste and thank you.
Thanks for the relaxing and yet informative narration. When was this filmed by the way?
Thanks Ketan for your nice comment. The video was filmed some time ago in March 2009. Cheers.
@@johnandpamhallwildlifevide5524 march 2009 r u serious or joking? this one looks fresh. If you are serious, please revisit this place and make some more videos. Highly appreciate you for your art.
@@izharulhaque4905 Yes it was March 2009, but we have made other videos from India since then th-cam.com/channels/l7iJ0Mf9ZfU6NUVgHx756Q.htmlvideos. The last one was in March 2014, covering Tadoba, Kanha, Pench and Satpura, that's in the video Tigers and other Wildlife of Central India. Not sure if we will get back to India, we are 76 and money is a bit tight. Take good care.
What year this documentary was made? Excellent effort.
Hi, thanks for your comment. The video is rather old, it was filmed in 15days during March to April 2009. We so wish we could go back. Take care.
Very nice video. Thanks for sharing. Did you go on this trip with a company or specific guide?
Hi Rajiv, thanks for your comment. We arranged the trip through Avijit Sarkhel of Vana Safaris. There was my wife and I, plus a cook, driver and guide, plus a second jeep with driver carrying our food, bedding and gas canisters. This was provided by Manoj Sharma who is a top Corbett birdwatcher.
@@johnandpamhallwildlifevide5524 thank you:)
well at par with any documentary i came across in animal planet or nat geo
Thank you, that is the best comment we have ever had.
Hello!! Do you remember the place at 55 second mark?
Hi Parind, Yes I think I do remember, we where on the by pass road at Ramnagar. At one time we used a young man from there, that lived at the top of the picture, he was our guide at Corbett. We have seen him since in Corbett, but he does not remember us. Thank you and take care.
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What was your main camera? Lenses?
Thanks for your comment. The camera used was a Canon XL-H1 professional camera, using a 5.4-108 mm lens giving it a 20x magnification. This camera is no longer available.
Is it Kalagundi or Kaladhungi?
Thanks Ramana for your comment, we have checked our video and you are correct. Unfortunately we cannot re-edit the video to correct the mistake as we no longer have that type of software or the original video clips. But thank you once again for pointing it out. Take Care in this difficult time.
Thank you for your personal and very interesting thoughts on Jim Corbett, which we entirely agree with. He was the reason we first went to India and we so wish we could follow in his footsteps. We know this is not the correct link regarding your thoughts, but for some strange reason it was the only way we could reply to you. Thank you and take care.
Can you provide me booking agents contact details..
Hi, we are based in the UK and use a company in India www.vanasafaris.com. for all our bookings. The owner Avijit has ben in the travel business for many years and is very good. He should be able to help you or direct you for arranging bookings your self. Thank you for watching our videos.
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