Safari in Chitwan National Park

The most popular protected park in Nepal to observe rich wildlife

Chitwan, that refers to “woods of soul” lies south of Kathmandu. It is a plain forested land in the lower inner part of Terai’s buffer zone. Long time ago the woods of Chitwan was an ideal hunting zone for the royals of Nepal. In 1973, the park became the first conserved park of Nepal to preserve the endangered wild species like One-horned Rhino and Royal Bengal Tiger. Wildlife Safari in Chitwan is truly a great encounter with the wilds of this dense jungle. It is also the first natural landmark of Nepal to become enlisted in UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Chitwan National Park is easily accessible wildlife park from Kathmandu and Pokhara having every modern amenity available inside the jungle and hence this park retains its identity to become the most visited wildlife park in Nepal. Our wildlife tours in Chitwan include, Elephant Safari, Jungle Walk, Canoe Ride, Birdwatching Tours, Jeep Drive and the Tharu Cultural Show.

Comprising wide grasslands, dense woodlands and scattered marshlands, Chitwan National Park is the best suited home to several species of reptiles that include Ghariyal crocodile and mugger crocs. The park is also the ideal home to 543 species of birds including the residential ones and the migratory ones. Herding the back of giant Asiatic Elephant and surfing the jungles and grasslands is a great opportunity to sight diverse species of birds and mammals. Dugout Canoe ride in Rapti River allows us to sight the aquatic life of the park and nature walk and jeep drive takes us deeper into the jungle where we have higher chances to sight wild animals in the wilds. Besides the elephant bathing session in Rapti, visits to Elephant Breeding Center and observing tharu cultural show are undeniable great highlights of Chitwan National Park