Chitwan National Park

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Duration

3 days

Max. Elevation

Group Size

Min 2

Level

EASY

Transportation

Private car and Tourist Bus

Best Season

All around the year

Accomodation

3 star Hotel

Meals

BLD during the tour

Starts at

Kathmandu

Ends at

Kathmandu

Trip Route

Highlights

Featuring a luxurious woodlands and spectacular fauna including this unusual horned rhino. This Royal Bengal tiger woods’, crocodiles, elephants, deer and over four-hundred varieties of chickens. This Royal Chitwan National Park offers the greatest wildlife encounters in Asia. The particular Royal Chitwan National Park has been set up in 1973 and is also this most ancient National Park in Nepal. This particular national park started to be a global History Site in 1984. Throughout the late 19th one hundred year, Chitwan has been this private searching pre-book of the Rana Primary Ministers. The particular jungle of Chitwan has been a well-liked stay with between Nepalese royals.

Through the late 1960’s individuals of rhinos and tigers with Chitwan received dwindled considerably caused by indiscriminate searching and poaching. The particular incident declared of Chitwan being a national park in 1973. It’s also the imposition of stringent actions towards poaching and unauthorized conversion of high for you to farmland. This made it easier for with escalating this fauna inhabitants. What adds to your journey is the sunset view at the bank of Rapti River; nothing could have been more tantalizing! So get ready to explore the dense forests in Chitwan National Park! Bharal Adventure Team is here to make your trip a memorable journey!

Trip Itinerary

Today, we start our journey to Chitwan. On reaching Chitwan National Park, we attend a briefing program related to our jungle tour.

16:00pm – We take a tour to a nearby ethnic Tharu village. Then, we visit the National Park Visitor’s centre. It is followed by the sunset view from the bank of Rapti River.

19:00pm – You will be treated by a cultural dance of Tharu community or slideshow presentation on almost everything in Chitwan.

20:00pm – It is time you enjoy your dinner. Stay overnight at hotel.

Today, you will just explore the jungle, wildlife and enjoy all of it.

6:00am – Wake up

6:30am- breakfast time

7:00am- Canoe ride along the Rapti river + jungle walk + you can enjoy elephant bathing on your way back

13:00pm- Enjoy your lunch.

15:00pm- Elephant Safari

20:00- Enjoy your dinner. Overnight stay at Chitwan

Visit Elephant Breeding Centre and transfer to Pokhara/Kathmandu.

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Includes

All ground transportation by tourist bus
Meal on full board basis in Chitwan
Accommodation at hotel park land OR similar category
All jungle and tour activities
All entry permits, Jungle guide, etc

Doesn't Include

Foods and accommodation in Kathmandu/Pokhara
Ground transportation other than tourist bus
Nepal entry visa fees
Items of a personal nature
Tips for jungle guide

Frequently Asked Questions

Chitwan National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a renowned national park in Nepal. It is located in the subtropical lowlands of the Terai region and is known for its rich biodiversity, including various species of flora and fauna.

Chitwan is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including the endangered one-horned rhinoceros, Bengal tigers, Asian elephants, sloth bears, spotted deer, and numerous bird species. The park is renowned for its conservation efforts.

Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities in Chitwan, including jungle safaris on elephant back or in jeeps, bird watching, canoe rides, nature walks, and cultural experiences with local Tharu communities.

While elephant safaris are a popular activity in Chitwan, there are concerns about the ethical treatment of elephants in tourism. Some visitors choose alternatives such as jeep safaris or walking safaris to minimize impact on wildlife.

The Tharu people are an indigenous community living in the Terai region, including Chitwan. Visitors can learn about Tharu culture, traditions, and enjoy cultural performances. The Tharu community has a deep connection to the park and its conservation efforts.