Jungle Safari

You ride on an elephant’s back or in a four wheeler jeep accompanied by a fully trained guide (Naturalists) to view nature and born free animals is an experience beyond expectations. From a tourist point of view, Chitwan and Bardia are the most popular National Parks for jungle safaris in Nepal.

Chitwan National Park is perfect choice if you have short period of time in Nepal. You can explore within a two days, Which offers chance to explore wildlife, experinece the beauty of the Terai region and enjoy jungle safaris. Chitwan National Park is a first national park of Nepal established in 1973 with total area of 932 sq.km located in the subtropical inner lowlands of Terai. For its globally significant ecosystem the park is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984. The Park consists of a unique ecosystem, including the Churia hills, ox-bow lakes and the flood plains of the Rapti, Reu and Narayani rivers making it one of the richest wildlife habitats of Asia. Approximately 70% of the park vegetation is Sal forest, the remaining vegetation types include grasslands, riverine forests and chirpine zones. The park is famous for wildlife activities and jungle safari tour there are more then 43 species of mammals, endangered icons such as one-horned rihnoceros, tiger, ghatial crocodiel, gaur, wild elephant, four horned antepole and many. It is also paradise for birdwatchers because more than 450 species of birds are found here.

You can explore the park through jeep, elephant safaris, jungle walk, bridwatching tours and canoe rides along the serene Rapti and Narayani rivers. Nearby, the Tharu community offers a glimpse into their unique culture, traditional dance, and harmonious lifestyle beside the forest. With excellent resorts and lodges both inside and around the park. Chitwan jungle safari is an unforgettable adventure perfect for families, nature lovers, and wildlife enthusiasts alike.

For those looking for more adventure, Bardia National Park is perfect choice. It is less crowed compare to chitwan, you can also spot Bengal tigers and one-horned rhinos which offers raw jungle experience. Brada is for the ones who love wildlife, adventure and less crowed areas.Bardia National Park is largest National Park in Nepal’s lowland Terai, Covering the total area of 968 sq.km. Originally established in 1976 as the ‘Royal Wildlife Reserve’ and later in 1982 it was renamed as ‘Bardia National Park’ and in 1984, it was extended to its current size and 1500 households from Babai Valley were resettled outside the park, allowing wildlife to grow. The reserve was declared as Nation Park in 1988, and in 1988 strengthened further with 327 sq.km buffer zone.

The park represents diverse ecosystems ranging from Sal-covered Churia Hills to the lush Phantas ( Phantas) of Bhabhar. The Park supports over 25 reptiles, 100 species of forest trees, 400 + birds, 53 species of mammals, 121 fish, and more than 300 butterfly species. Bardia is the home to most famous inhabitants as Royal Bengal tiger, one-horned rhinoceros, wild elephant, sloth bear, leopards, and it also boost small populations of the rare gharial and Marsh mugger crocodiles and the endangered Gangetic dolphin. This region also shows the deep cultural roots and historically inhabited by Tharu community people, who were migrated decades ago. Bardia has a sub-tropical monsoon climate, with three separate seasons – the hot, dry season from mid-February to mid-June, the wet, monsoon season from mid –June to late September and the cool, dry season from late September to mid-February. The average high temperature is 30.5 degrees Celsius and the average low is 17.7 degrees Celsius.