Introduction: Chitwan National Park Wildlife Safari

Chitwan National Park is a place to be visited once by every nature lover touring Nepal, as well as by the enthusiast of wildlife. It was established in 1973 and added to the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1984. Situated in the subtropical Terai lowlands, the park occupies an area of 932 square kilometers. It is considered one of the most biodiverse areas in the world and provides a lifetime opportunity to see Nepal's fantastic wildlife, which includes one-horned rhinoceros and Bengal tiger considered as an endangered species.

Besides an excellent collection of wildlife, Chitwan National Park offers tourists chances to understand the rich culture of the local Tharu community. The Tharu people have been living in harmony for centuries with the natural environment of the region through their peculiar customs, traditions, and dances, which are all interesting aspects to see about their culture for the tourists. A visit to the Tharu villages will allow tourists to study their traditional mud houses, get an eyeful of their intricate handicrafts, and share in some of the rich history between Tharus and the forest. If mixed with the park's natural wonders, it adds depth to any visit and means Chitwan National Park can cater for those interested in nature or culture.

How does Chitwan National Park Wildlife Safari start and end?

Chitwan Wildlife Safari 3-Day Tour is a tour filled with nature and culture. From the warm reception, unforgettable wildlife is an adventure. The usual scenario starts at arrival in Chitwan National Park, either by driving from Kathmandu or Pokhara in a beautiful drive, or flying by domestic flight to Bharatpur Airport. Upon arrival at the jungle lodge or resort, traditional hospitality will welcome the guests, followed by a briefing of the park and the programs by one of our naturalists. The first afternoon introduces you to the Tharu culture with a village tour where you can experience the culture and traditions besides the history of the indigenous Tharu people. In the evening, the Tharu cultural dance will be performed along with other folk dances, which will be an exciting preview to your upcoming wildlife adventure starting the next day.

The highlight of the Chitwan safari will fall on Day 2, which shall be dedicated to exploring the vast wilderness of Chitwan National Park. After a hearty breakfast, guests head on an exciting jeep safari or elephant-back safari deep inside the jungle in order to catch a glimpse of some of Nepal's most iconic wildlife, such as the one-horned rhinoceros and, if luck permits, the elusive Bengal tiger. The safari also offers wild elephant, deer, sloth bears, and a wide variety of bird species highlights. Later, serenely in the canoe ride down the Rapti River, one sights mugger crocodiles and riverine birdlife in their natural environs. A visit to the elephant breeding center later that afternoon will be enlightening since one comes into close contact with these gentle giants.

On the third and final day, commencing in the morning with a bird-watching tour or a nature walk guided by a nature guide, guests can indulge in Chitwan as one of the best bird-watching spots of Nepal, recording over 543 species. After breakfast, following this would be the conclusion of the tour as the departures back to Kathmandu or Pokhara are made via road or air, marking the end of an unforgettable 3-day wildlife safari experience in Chitwan.

This 3-day safari in Chitwan offers an ideal blend of adventure, wild life viewing, and cultural experience. Whether the diverse wildlife or the rich cultural heritage has become appealing to one, this really serves as an opportunity-one that presents a comprehensive experience for nature lovers and explorers alike.

Best season for wildlife safari in Chitwan National Park?

The ideal time for a Chitwan National Park Safari is during the dry months: from October to March. In fact, this is considered the best time of the year for wildlife viewing because animals are very active and can be seen around any water source. The cool climate and crystal-clear skies are just pleasant for outdoor activities like jeep safaris, elephant rides, and birdwatching.

The dry season also coincides with the peak tourist season in Nepal, so all facilities and tours are readily available. During these months, landscapes are lush, undergrowth is reduced, and the weather is just perfect to see Chitwan's famous one-horned rhinoceros, Bengal tigers, and a host of other wildlife in their natural habitat.

A planned trip from October to March will ensure that one experiences the vivid nature of Chitwan and sees a lot of wildlife.

Confirm your booking for Chitwan National Park Wildlife Jungle Safari- 3 Days

Chitwan National Park Wildlife Jungle Safari- 3 Days

$165

Total

$165