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Standing with quiet dignity at the edge of the Jim Corbett wilderness, Moulik Mansion, Jim Corbett is a heritage property unlike anything else in the region — a beautifully restored colonial-era mansion that has been reimagined as an intimate, character-filled boutique retreat. The mansion takes its name from its original owners, the Moulik family, who built this grand residence in the early twentieth century as a summer estate and hunting lodge on the fringes of what would later become India's most celebrated national park.
Moulik Mansion retains all the architectural splendour of its origins — soaring double-height ceilings, original teak flooring, wide verandas supported by classical columns, stained-glass transom windows, and a central courtyard garden shaded by a century-old mango tree that has watched over generations of visitors. Every room in the mansion has been thoughtfully restored and furnished with a blend of period antiques, curated Kumaoni craftsmanship, and carefully selected modern comforts that honour the heritage character without sacrificing contemporary luxury.
Moulik Mansion is the choice of those who seek something genuinely different — travellers who value story and soul as much as service and comfort. Whether you come to walk the forests of Corbett, to seek out the tiger on safari, or simply to sit in the courtyard beneath the old mango tree with a good book and a glass of something cold, the mansion offers an experience that is as unhurried and distinctive as the building itself.
Moulik Mansion is located in Dhikuli Village, one of the oldest and most historically significant settlements on the boundary of the Jim Corbett National Park. Dhikuli's proximity to the Bijrani Zone — consistently ranked among the top safari zones in Corbett for tiger and leopard sightings — makes it one of the most sought-after locations for wildlife enthusiasts. The property is also well connected to the Dhela and Jhirna safari zones, both of which remain open year-round.
The mansion's village setting adds a layer of cultural richness that purely resort-based properties cannot offer — guests can step beyond the gates to experience the rhythms of a traditional Kumaoni village, interact with local artisans, and explore the market town of Ramnagar just minutes away.
Dining at Moulik Mansion is one of the most distinctive culinary experiences in the Corbett region. The mansion's principal dining space, The Moulik Table, is set in the original dining hall of the heritage building — a room of remarkable character, with its original teak dining table, period sideboards, and tall windows framing the courtyard garden. Meals here feel less like hotel dining and more like being a guest at a private country house. The kitchen draws on the culinary traditions of colonial Kumaon and North India, preparing hearty, flavourful dishes using recipes inspired by the original family's household menus, reimagined with fresh, locally sourced ingredients.
Beyond the formal dining hall, the mansion offers dining in the courtyard beneath the old mango tree — a magical setting for breakfasts, evening sundowners, and special occasion dinners. The mansion's private terrace is available for exclusive candlelit dinners under the stars. The Mansion Bar, housed in the original study, is lined with vintage maps and old hunting photographs, and serves a curated selection of single malts, wines, craft spirits, and the mansion's signature herbal cocktails.
2:00 PM onwards
Until 11:00 AM