The Corbett Museum is one of the most fascinating places in the entire national park. The museum is now housed in a bungalow that used to be the home of the famous conservationist - Jim Corbett - after whom the park is named. The museum displays his memoirs, his personal belongings, letters written by him as well as his friends and well-wishers, antiques and rare photographs. There is also a small shop selling souvenirs and hand-crafted local items that one can purchase. You can also learn about the stories related to the work done by Jim Corbett and his efforts to create a safe and livable environment for animals.