Overview

Tiger Park Chitwan Jungle Safari: Discover the Wild Side of Nepal

Chitwan National Park: A Jungle Paradise in Nepal

The Tiger Park Chitwan Jungle Safari, situated in Nepal’s lush Rapti Valley, offers an engaging excursion into Chitwan National Park, one of Asia’s most biologically diverse protected regions. This UNESCO World Heritage Site, which spans 932 square kilometres, is located in the subtropical Terai lowlands and is home to an amazing variety of lakes, wetlands, riverine rainforest, grasslands, and sal forests. These diverse habitats provide refuge to some of the world’s most endangered and iconic species.

Unlike commercial wildlife tours, this Nepal jungle safari combines wild adventure with cultural interaction and responsible eco-tourism, making it ideal for wildlife enthusiasts, nature photographers, environmentalists, and curious tourists.

Home of the Royal Bengal Tiger and One-Horned Rhinoceros

Chitwan National Park is one of the last remaining habitats for the Royal Bengal tiger in Nepal, a majestic yet rare and powerful carnivore that reigns over the forest floor to balance the ecosystem. The large one-horned rhinoceros, often spotted grazing in wide grasslands or cooling off in muddy ponds. These two endangered animals are two of the park’s main attractions.

Visitors may also encouter numerous other creatures, including leopards, bears, wild boars, monkeys, and rarely wild elephants. The natural setting of the park provides numerous chances to see these creatures in their natural habitat, whether on foot, by elephant, or while going on a river safari.

Explore Chitwan’s Birds and Biodiversity

Chitwan is an unparalleled haven for bird lovers. It provides top-notch birdwatching opportunities, particularly around dawn, with over 309 bird species, including hornbills, kingfishers, woodpeckers, storks, peacocks, and other migratory species.

The Rapti river and irs surrounding wetlands are home to the endangered gharial, mugger crocodiles, and the uncommon Gangetic dolphin with the help of a special birthing facility inside the park.You may also get a close-up look at these animals without affecting the environment by taking an enjoyable boat trip down the river.

Research and Conservation Initiatives

Tiger Park is not just about thrilling safarisexperiences , it is a hub for conservation and education.There are numerous scientific study initiatives in place to monitor and safeguard species like as the tiger, rhino, deer, and gharial, which are frequently funded by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and foreign partners. An important factor in restoring populations of this severely endangered crocodile is the Gharial Breeding Centre, which is open to the public.

Ethical Tourism with Local Expertise

The Tiger Park Chitwan Jungle Safari’s is design with community and sustainability . The experience is safe and educational, with knowledgable local guides, park rangers, and conservationists providing guidance. Safari guides ensure that visitors leave the forest not only amused but also knowledgeable by assisting in the identification of animal footprints, describing behaviours, and leading tours through the forest.

Both locals and wildlife benefit from tourism here. Visitors also get a unique opportunity to engage with the native Tharu people of the Terai region. From traditional stick dances to cultural storytelling and music around a campfire, this personal connection adds depth and authenticity to the journey.

Relaxful Jungle Stay in Chitwan National Park

Situated on the forest’s edge, the jungle lodges and resorts provide a combination of modern luxury and natural charm. In between activities, visitors can unwind in a hammock, swim in the pool, or peruse a tiny jungle library. Your leisure time is as fulfilling as your adventure with a poolside terrace, eco-lodges and nutritious meals prepared from local ingrediers.

Highlights of the Tiger Park Chitwan Jungle Safari

🐅 Witness Royal Bengal tigers and one-horned rhinos in their natural habitat

🐘 Experience a traditional elephant-back safari through grasslands and forests

🛶 Go boating on the Rapti River to spot crocodiles and birds

🌄 Go on early morning birdwatching walks and nature treks

🔥 Enjoy an authentic cultural Tharu stick dance

🏞️ Stay at eco-resorts with relaxing views, a pool, and jungle facilities

🌍 Participate in a eco-friendly and ethical travel program

Detail Itinerary

Day 01: Pick-up by Landrover or elephants at the roadside village of Sunachuri which is 2.5 km from our Resort. Upon arrival, lunch will be served, rooms assigned and there will be a short briefing on the program and our facilities.

4:00 PM: Elephant-back safari: Guests will ride on elephant to explore jungle and wildlife the one-horned rhinoceros, several types of deer, monkeys, wild boar, bison, sloth bear, leopard and, if lucky, the Royal Bengal tiger. This exciting ride lasts for 2-3 hours.
Dinner in the central dining hall.

7:00 PM: Slide presentation. One of our jungle experts will introduce background data and history of the Royal Chitwan National Park as well as some other topics relating to wildlife. Your questions are most welcome. Dinner in the central dining hall.

Day 02: 5:30 AM: Wake-up call followed by tea or coffee, then proceed on a Nature Walk. This encounter on foot with the environment will introduce the main features of eastern Chitwan. Sal forest, open grassland and riverine jungle. Our guides will help you identify some species of birds, plants and other wildlife that you may encounter.

8:30 AM: Breakfast
9:30 AM: Elephant briefing program: Learn more about these fascinating animals during a visit to our elephant stables.(For the brave ones there is even a crash course in riding and leading the elephants)

1.00 PM: Lunch at the poolside terrace.
Remaining hours before the afternoon program: take a dip in the pool, or relax on your verandah. Hammocks and the library are at your disposal.

4:00 PM: Canoeing: A traditional dug-out canoe takes you on a silent trip down the Rapti river to view aquatic birds and the animals of the river banks. Back to the Resort through the Jungle.
7:00 PM: Tharu Stick dance: Farmers of the nearby villages will show some of their traditional skills and dances.
8:00 PM: Dinner around the campfire.

Day 03: 5.30 AM: Bird Watching (or another elephant ride) after early morning tea/coffee.
8.00 AM: Breakfast
9.00 AM: Departure to the return journey to Kathmandu

Exclude/Include

Cost Includes

Pick up/Drop
Hotel in Kathmandu as your requirements,
Transportation from and to Kathmandu by tourist bus as per itinerary.
All Safari Activities.
All Jungle activities
Accommodations while safari including breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Highly experienced Government licensed safari guide during the trip.
Government / Local taxes, Tourist service charge, guide insurance and salary, national park and conservation area fees.
Jungle Activities guide and required staffs with vehicle

Cost Excludes

Any type of personal expenditure such Alcoholic beverages and drinks, phone, and laundry.
Food & accommodation cost incase of any natural accident caused by weather.
Tips, Gratuities and expenditure.
Rescue & insurance such as travel, cancellation, accident, health, emergency evacuation and loss, theft of or damage to baggage and personal effects.
Lunch & dinner in Kathmandu
International airfares. International Airport Departure Tax.