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Jungle Safaris in Nepal

Venture into Nepal’s wild heart, spotting Bengal tigers, one-horned rhinos, elusive snow leopards, and vibrant birdlife. From Chitwan National Park’s iconic forests to Bardia’s pristine wilderness, jeep safaris, canoeing, and jungle walks immerse you in untamed landscapes and thrilling encounters, deep in nature’s most spectacular playgrounds.

 

 

 

 

 

 

CHITWAN NATIONAL PARK

Chitwan National Park, established in 1973, is Nepal’s first national park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Located in the lowland Terai region of south-central Nepal, it spans over 932 sq km of subtropical forest, grasslands, and wetlands. The park is famous for its rich biodiversity, including one-horned rhinoceros, Bengal tigers, elephants, gharials, and numerous bird species.

Chitwan offers a perfect wildlife experience for nature enthusiasts, photographers, and adventure seekers. Activities in the park include jeep safaris, canoeing, jungle walks, elephant ride, tharu stick dance, bird watching, and cultural visits to local Tharu villages. With its diverse ecosystems, Chitwan National Park provides an immersive experience into the heart of Nepal’s wildlife and natural heritage.

Highlights

  • Destination: Chitwan National Park, Nepal
  • Tour Duration: 2–4 Days (customizable)
  • Region: Southern Central Nepal (Terai Region)
  • Park Area: 952 sq. km
  • Established: 1973
  • UNESCO Status: World Heritage Site (1984)
  • Major Attractions: One-Horned Rhino, Bengal Tiger, Gharial, Asian Elephant, Birdlife
  • Activities: Jeep Safari, Jungle Walk, Canoe Ride, Bird Watching, Elephant Breeding Center, Tharu Cultural Dance
  • Elevation Range: 100 m – 815 m
  • Climate: Subtropica
  • Best Season: October to March
  • Accommodation: Jungle resorts, lodges, and hotels in Sauraha & Meghauli
  • Transportation: Tourist bus, private vehicle, or flight to Bharatpur + drive
  • Meals: Nepali & continental cuisine available
  • Permits: National Park Entry Permit required

 

 

BARDIA NATIONAL PARK

Bardia National Park, located in the far-western region of Nepal, is the largest national park in the Terai, covering 968 sq km of dense forests, grasslands, riverine areas, and wetlands. Established in 1988, it is a prime destination for wildlife enthusiasts and adventure travelers seeking a less crowded, pristine wilderness experience.

The park is home to rare and endangered species such as the Bengal tiger, one-horned rhinoceros, Asian elephant, swamp deer, wild boar, and gharial crocodile. Bardia also hosts over 400 species of birds, making it a haven for bird watchers. The Karnali, Babai, and Geruwa rivers flow through the park, providing rich habitats for aquatic and terrestrial wildlife.

Highlights

  • Destination: Bardiya National Park, Western Nepal
  • Park Area: 968 sq. km
  • Established: 1988
  • Region: Terai Lowlands (Bardiya District)
  • Standard Duration: 3 Days / 2 Nights
  • Major Wildlife: Bengal Tiger, One-Horned Rhino, Wild Elephant, Gharial, Swamp Deer
  • Bird Species: 400+ species
  • Elevation Range: 152 m – 415 m
  • Climate: Subtropical (hot summers, mild winters)
  • Best Season: October to April
  • Activities: Jeep Safari, Jungle Walk, Birdwatching, Rafting, Camping, Tharu Cultural Tour
  • Transportation: Flight to Nepalgunj + 2–3 hrs drive, Tourist bus or private vehicle
  • Accommodation: Jungle lodges, eco-resorts, homestays
  • Ideal For: Wildlife photographers, jungle lovers, adventure seekers
  • Permits: National Park Entry Permit required
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