Bardia National Park, located in the mid-far western Terai region of Nepal, is the country's largest and most undisturbed wilderness area. Spanning 968 square kilometers, it offers a rich tapestry of ecosystems, from dense sal forests to grasslands and riverine habitats. Unlike the more frequented Chitwan National Park, Bardia provides a more tranquil and authentic jungle experience.
The park is renowned for its successful conservation efforts, particularly in increasing the population of the Royal Bengal tiger. Visitors can embark on various activities, including guided jungle walks, jeep safaris, and canoe rides along the Karnali River. These activities not only offer opportunities for wildlife sightings but also provide insights into the park's diverse ecosystems and the importance of conservation.
Arrive at Bardiya National Park from Kathmandu or Nepalgunj via road or domestic flight.
Check-in at your eco-lodge or resort near the park.
Enjoy lunch at the lodge and relax.
Afternoon: Visit a local Tharu village to experience traditional culture, dances, and handicrafts.
Evening: Leisure time or optional Tharu cultural program.
Overnight stay in Bardiya.
Early morning jeep safari into Bardiya National Park to spot Royal Bengal tigers, one-horned rhinoceros, elephants, swamp deer, and other wildlife.
Return to lodge for breakfast.
Mid-morning: Take a canoe ride along Karnali River, observing aquatic animals and birds in their natural habitat.
Afternoon: Go on a guided jungle walk with expert naturalists to explore flora, fauna, and conservation areas.
Evening: Relax at the lodge or enjoy sunset over the forested landscape.
Overnight stay in Bardiya.
Early morning elephant-back safari for a closer view of wildlife and the park’s natural beauty.
Return to lodge for breakfast and check-out.
Optional: Visit the Bardiya Elephant Breeding Center or local markets for souvenirs.
Depart from Bardiya to Kathmandu or Nepalgunj via road or domestic flight.
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$5000
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Royal Bengal Tiger Sightings: Bardia boasts one of the highest densities of tigers in Nepal, with a significant increase in their population over the last decade.
Diverse Wildlife: Spot endangered species such as the one-horned rhinoceros, wild elephants, swamp deer, and gharial crocodiles.
Bird Watching: Over 400 bird species, including migratory birds, make Bardia a haven for bird enthusiasts.
Cultural Immersion: Engage with the indigenous Tharu community, experiencing their unique culture and traditions.
Varied Safari Activities: Participate in jeep safaris, jungle walks, canoe rides, and village tours.
Eco-Friendly Accommodations: Stay in sustainable lodges that support local conservation efforts.
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