Royal Chitwan National Park

Visit Royal Chitwan National Park and experience the thrill of wildlife. Once the hunting ground of the aristocrats, it is now reputed as one of the most fascinating tourist destinations in Nepal. Spread across an area of 932 sq. km, the Chitwan National Park is a haven to countless wild species including elephant, rhinoceros, tiger, leopard, sloth bears, leopards, wild boars, monkeys, four species of deer, small white cats, striped hyenas and over 450 species of birds.

Due to its easy accessibility from Katmandu and Pokhara this national park is the most popular and features in every tourist’s itinerary. There are several different kinds of accommodation available both inside and outside the National park. Generally a jungle safari package is arranged as per the interest and time limit of the guest. A typical example of a jungle safari program would be like this:

This package can be taken alone or in combination with any other tours, trekking and adventure activities.

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Elephant Safari
Riding on the back of an elephant gives a vantage point view to all the animal activities in the jungle. It is lot safer also, as even a large animal does not dare to confront these giant beasts. Properly trained and guided by the mahaut –the elephant driver, these intelligent animals have very strong sense of smell which can help us locate many animals in their natural habitat.

Bird Watching
Situated just below the Himalayan Mountains with a sub tropical climate, this protected area is home to more than 450 different species of birds. Birds from far places like Siberia, China come here in the winter season looking for a warmer climate.

Canoe Ride
A Himalayan river flows gently in the flat land and in this gentle flow of water floating in a canoe is certainly a very beautiful experience. This river is also a habitat for two kinds of crocodile found in the kingdom. There are also a lot of sightings of different species of birds and wild animals especially coming to the bank of the river to quench their thirst.

Tharu Village Tour
In the colorful mosaic of different ethnic groups that the country is home to, Tharu is an indigenous ethnic group of these low lying region. The visit to their village provides one with an opportunity to understand these people and their way of life. Their whole way of life is a perfect example of co-existence with their natural surroundings.

Nature Walk or Jungle walk
Walking in the jungle is indeed an adventure that many people do without realizing the possible danger. This is a real jungle with all the different kinds of wild animals and the chances to encounter them are always a possibility. Our naturalist, generally follow a well established path inside the jungle and the seer adventure of even just walking in the jungle is an adrenaline rush that is worth an experience

Tharu Stick Dance
These people living in the jungle area have developed an expertise in the use of sticks, which was used as weapon both for attack and defense at the times of real danger especially against the wild animals. This has now developed into an art form - the stick dance which is danced for every festive occasions and gathering glorifying the skills of their ancestors.

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