Chitwan National Park

The Chitwan National Park is a successful example of nature conservation in South Asia. It is the first National Park of Nepal established in 1973 to preserve the unique feature of eco system significantly valuable for the whole world. The Park declared as UNESCO world heritage site, covering the well protected area of 932 Sq. Km. situated in the central southern low land bordering to India in the south. Just about 5 hours of drive or 20 minutes flight from Kathamndu, it is easily accessible and home to over 50 specious of Mammals, 55 species of amphibians and reptiles and more than 450 species of birds. The great one-horned Rhino, Royal Bengal Tiger, Spotted Leopard, wild Bison, many different kinds of Monkey, Sloth Bear, different species of Crocodile and Gigantic Dolphin makes their home in the National Park. The small pond, Lakes and wetland inside the National park helps to make a best home for many different wildlife. Quite a good number of Lodges Camps inside and out site the national park on periphery of the park offers a great holiday experience.

This famous park offers a wilderness experience of rich ecology that includes animals, birds, reptiles and several factor of the system. Asian one-horned Rhinoceros, Royal Bengal tigers, spotted leopard, many species of birds and reptiles are main highlight of the safari. Another impressive factor adding the Chitwan Jungle Safari is the colorful Tharu culture, tradition and way of living is like an open museum. This might be a rare opportunity of experience such a brilliant activities in a single trip any where else.

Hightlight of the Trip:

• Explore the Chitwan National Park
• Elephant back safari
• Bird watching
• Nature walk
• Jungle drive.  
• Boating / Canoeing / Elephant bathing
• Elephant breeding
• Tharu cultural performance
• Sunset / Sunrise view
  

Activities in Chitwan National Park:-

Elephant back Safari in the deep Jungle, Cannoning, cultural village tour, Jungle walk, Bird watching, Elephant breading center, Slide show, Tharu cultural dance, Tiger tracking and Jeep drive to Twenty Thousands Lake.