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NEPAL’S WILD-LIFE SAFARI PARKS
‘exciting jungle activities in search of endangered Royal Bengal Tiger and other wild-life ’
Nepal besides other exciting adventure and cultural tour offers wide range of interesting holiday destinations and all types of activities, where the country offers exciting wild-life safari in the deep jungles around Terai belt the flat and lowland of Nepal which extends from east to far west with sub-tropical temperatures where one can enjoy thrills and excellent safari within the deep dense jungle of Nepal.
All jungle activities for two days or more with exciting jungle programs lined as per the park lodge and activities to offer you with pleasant and enjoyable times in the comfort of nice lodge-hotels and resorts with activities of nature walks, elephant safari, jungle ride, bird-watch tour, dug-out canoe ride.
All Nepal Wild-Life Safari Parks offers you varied programs on the lookout for rare and endangered wild animals and exotic bird life, where Royal Bengal Tiger, one horned rhinoceros, four types of deer, two types of crocodile (marsh mugger and Gangetic fresh water Gharial), leopard, sloth beer with more than 600 different species of bird-life and tropical plants and herbs are found around.
All Nepal Wild-Life Safari Parks guided by expert naturalist and jungle guides with safety measures and precaution is taken for you to enjoy your pleasant and exciting time around park with wild-life safari.
Staying for two nights and three days or more:
(5 hrs driving journey from Kathmandu or depart from Pokhara, 25 mins by air from Kathmandu or one can reach Chitwan rafting Trisuli River).
One of the famous and popular national park of Chitwan, listed as Asia's best and number one National Parks, the Park famous for elusive "Royal Bengal Tiger" the park habitats more than 200 ‘One Horned Indian Rhinoceros’ 4 species of Deer, Bears, Monkeys, Leopards and many different species of mammals and reptiles, and it is also a home of thousand species variety of birds. One of the oldest and most popular National Parks in Nepal is situated within the inner subtropical Terai lowlands of Southern-Central Nepal. The park was designated as a World Heritage Site in 1984.
The Park covers a pristine area with a unique eco-system of significant value to the world. It contains the Churia hills, ox-bow lakes and flood plains of the rivers Rapti, Reu and Narayani.
There are more than 43 species of mammals in the park. The Park is famous for the endangered and elusive "Royal Bengal Tiger".
The park is home to the one horned Indian Rhinoceros, fresh water Ghariel crocodile along with many other common species such as gaur (Asian bison) wild elephants, four horned antelopes, striped hyenas, pangolins, Gangetic dolphins, monitor lizards and pythons.
Other animals found in the park include sambars, chital (spotted deer) barking deer, sloth bear, palm civets, languor and rhesus monkeys.
The park is also famous for over exotic 450 species of birds.
Among the endangered birds are the Bengal Florican, the Giant Hornbill, the Lesser Florican, the Black Stork and White Stork.
Common birds that can be seen within the park include Peafowl, Red Jungle fowl, and different species of Egrets, Herons, Kingfishers, Flycatchers and Woodpeckers.
The best time for bird watching is around March and December.
More than 45 species of amphibians and reptiles have been recorded in the park, some of which are the Marsh mugger Crocodile, cobras Green Pit Viper and various species of frogs and tortoises.
Chitwan National Park is also an educational field for botanists and zoologists alike, the park is actively engaged in scientific studies and research concerning several species of wild fauna and flora.
Chitwan National Park has many lodges and tented camps inside and outside as well. The park can be reached via 190 km drive and by Air about a 20 mins flight to Megauli or to Bharatpur with short ride on elephant or by four wheel drive. It may also be reached by the ultimate way with a surge of adrenaline and scenic floats Rafting on the Trisuli River.
(8 hrs driving journey, 50 mins by Air to Nepalgunj and 1hr drive)
Located, west of Nepal Terai, the park is famous for viewing of Black Buck.
Staying for two nights and three days or more:
Where flight takes you at Nepalgunj with hour drive to Bardiya national park, located Nepal’s Far South Western Terai, east of Karnali River, and it is one of the largest undisturbed areas of wilderness in the Terai region.
Bardiya National Park provides excellent habitat for endangered animals like the rhinoceros, wild elephant, tiger, swamp deer, black buck, Gharial crocodile, marsh mugger crocodile and Gangetic dolphin. Endangered birds include the Bengal Florican, lesser Florican, silver eared Mesia and Sarus crane. More than 30 different mammals, over 200 species of birds, and many snakes, lizards and fish have been recorded in the park's forest, grassland and river habitats.
A good number of resident and migratory birds are found in the park.
Staying for two nights and three days or more:
(10 hrs driving journey or 45 mins flight to Biratnagar with 2 hrs drive)
Where flight takes you at Nepalgunj with hour drive to Bardiya national park, located Nepal’s Far South Western Terai, east of Karnali River, and it is one of the largest undisturbed areas of wilderness in the Terai region.
Located, on the flood plains of eastern Nepal, the reserves offers important habitat for a different species of wild life, the last surviving population of 'Wild Buffalo or Arna' are found here, the reserve is also popular for many different species of water birds. In this reserve it’s good for 2-3 days stay for wild life safari and nature tour with full of bird’s life and other endangered wild life.
