Royal Chitwan National Park

Explore Nepal’s Premier Wildlife Sanctuaries

Nepal’s lush Terai lowlands are home to some of Asia’s most remarkable wildlife reserves. Royal Chitwan National Park in the central Terai and Bardia National Park in the west offer unparalleled opportunities to witness exotic wildlife and pristine natural landscapes.

Step into a world of sub-tropical jungles, towering elephant grass, serene lakes, and winding rivers—home to some of the planet’s most endangered species. Here, you can spot the elusive Royal Bengal Tiger, prehistoric One-Horned Rhinoceros, and a diverse array of mammals, birds, insects, and reptiles.

Thrilling Ways to Explore the Jungle

• Elephant-back Safari – Experience the wilderness up close as you traverse dense forests on a gentle giant.

• Jeep Safari – Cover vast areas of the park and increase your chances of spotting rare wildlife.

• Boat Safari – Glide along tranquil rivers to see crocodiles, aquatic birds, and other water-dependent species.

• Nature Walks – Discover the jungle’s hidden wonders with an expert local guide.

A Birdwatcher’s Paradise: Kosi Tappu Wildlife Reserve

For bird lovers, Kosi Tappu Wildlife Reserve in southeastern Nepal is a must-visit. From December to February, this unique wetland sanctuary hosts an incredible array of migratory waterfowl, waders, and shorebirds that gather along the Kosi River. It’s an ideal destination to witness rare bird species and the wild buffaloes that roam the region.

Stay in the Heart of the Wilderness

Choose from a variety of accommodations, including:

• Jungle Lodges – Comfortable stays immersed in nature.

• Tented Camps – A rustic yet adventurous way to experience the wild.

• Guest Houses – Budget-friendly options near park entrances.

Whether you're seeking thrilling wildlife encounters or peaceful nature retreats, Nepal’s national parks promise an unforgettable journey into the heart of the wild.