Chitwan National Park Safari takes you to the heart of Nepal’s southern lowlands that are rich in wildlife, flora, and fauna. Chitwan National Park is a world heritage site covering an area of 360 square miles and a more significant portion of the Chitwan District.
While on this jungle safari, you will be able to witness endangered animals such as the royal Bengal tiger, gharial, one-horned rhinoceros, and Gangetic dolphin, among others. There are also several other species, including elephants, leopards, deers, sloth bears, and monkeys, in the park premises.
Along with animal species, the park is also a haven for birds. There are more than 630 species of birds that include the great pied hornbill and Bengal florican. The park has alluvial grasslands that offer essential habitats for many critically endangered bird species.
Not only the wildlife, but Chitwan Safari also lets you explore the rural life in the Terai region of Nepal. The surrounding settlements are inhabited mainly by Tharu people, and you will get a chance to witness their culture and tradition on this trip.
You have the option of doing the safari via a Jeep ride or an elephant ride. The jeep ride enables you to cover more area, while the elephant ride is a more enjoyable experience for exploring. A professional English-speaking guide will be with you at all times.
If you are looking for a fun-filled wild adventure in Nepal, Chitwan Jungle Safari is a must-do activity.
