The Chitwan Jungle Safari offers an immersive experience into the wildlife and culture of southern Nepal. Located in the Terai region, Chitwan National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is home to a rich diversity of species including rhinos, tigers, elephants, crocodiles, and hundreds of bird species. The safari allows travelers to explore dense forests, open grasslands, and riverbanks, making it both an adventurous and educational journey.
During the tour, visitors also get a chance to interact with the local Tharu community, known for their unique culture and traditional lifestyle. Activities like elephant-back rides, jeep safaris, canoeing, and guided jungle walks make the experience thrilling while promoting wildlife conservation awareness. The best time to visit is autumn (September–November) and winter (December–February) when the weather is clear and wildlife sightings are optimal.
Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, our team will receive you and transfer you to your hotel.
Rest and prepare for the trek; optional short briefing session in the evening.
Arrive at Chitwan National Park from Kathmandu or Pokhara via private vehicle or domestic flight.
Check-in at your eco-lodge or resort.
Enjoy lunch at the lodge and relax.
Afternoon: Visit a Tharu village to experience the local culture, traditional dances, and handicrafts.
Evening: Participate in a Tharu cultural program (optional).
Overnight stay in Chitwan.
Early morning jeep safari into Chitwan National Park to spot wildlife such as one-horned rhinoceros, deer, monkeys, and possibly Bengal tigers.
Return to lodge for breakfast.
Mid-morning: Go on a canoe ride along the Rapti River, observing aquatic birds, crocodiles, and natural scenery.
Afternoon: Enjoy a guided jungle walk with an expert naturalist to learn about flora, fauna, and conservation efforts.
Evening: Leisure time at the lodge or explore nearby nature trails.
Overnight stay in Chitwan.
Early morning elephant-back safari to enjoy a closer look at wildlife and the park’s landscapes.
Return to lodge for breakfast and check-out.
Optional: Visit Elephant Breeding Center or local markets for souvenirs.
Depart from Chitwan to Kathmandu or Pokhara by vehicle or flight.
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$1000
per person
Spot endangered one-horned rhinoceros and other wildlife like elephants, deer, and monkeys.
Chance to see Bengal tigers in their natural habitat.
Bird watching with over 500 species including migratory birds.
Elephant-back safari for a unique wildlife experience.
Canoe rides along the Rapti River to observe aquatic animals and birds.
Jungle walks with expert guides to explore flora and fauna.
Visit Tharu villages to experience local culture, traditions, and lifestyle.
Enjoy sunset and sunrise views over the jungle landscape.
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