Chitwan Jungle Safari Package – 1 Night/2 Days with Tour of Nepal

Embark on a thrilling 2-day journey into the heart of Nepal’s Chitwan National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore the rich biodiversity, learn about conservation efforts, and engage with the indigenous Tharu culture.

Highlights

– Spot rare wildlife like the one-horned rhinoceros, Bengal tiger, and over 500 bird species.

– Enjoy an adventurous jeep or elephant safari through dense forests and grasslands.

– Visit the Elephant Breeding Center and learn about conservation programs.

– Experience Tharu culture with traditional dance, music, and crafts.

– Birdwatch in a paradise with species like the Bengal Florican and blue-bearded bee-eater.

Itinerary

Day 1

– Depart from Kathmandu and arrive in Chitwan.

– Orientation and briefing.

– Visit the Tharu Cultural Museum and enjoy a traditional Tharu dance.

– Stay overnight at a safari lodge.

Day 2

– Early morning jungle safari (jeep or elephant).

– Visit the Elephant Breeding Center.

– Return to Kathmandu.

Inclusions

– Accommodation at a safari lodge (1 night).

– Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

– Guided jungle activities.

– Transportation from and to Kathmandu.

– Park entry and conservation fees.

Essential Info

– Duration: 1 night/2 days.

– Difficulty Level: Easy.

– Group Size: 2+ (Private and group options available).

– Best Season: September to June.

– Max Altitude: 200m.

Good to Know

– Weather: Best to visit during spring (March-May) or autumn (September-November).

– Conservation Impact: Your visit contributes to the park’s conservation efforts.

Client Reviews

“A fantastic short escape into nature. The guides were knowledgeable, and the wildlife sightings were unforgettable.” – A Traveler

Why Choose This Safari?

– Adventure: Unique jeep/elephant safaris and canoe rides.

– Cultural Immersion: Learn about the Tharu people and their sustainable way of life.

– Biodiversity: Witness one of the most ecologically diverse parks in the world.

– Conservation Support: Your visit aids in protecting endangered species.

Chitwan National Park

Spanning 952.63 sq. km, the park was established in 1973 and boasts lush habitats, rare wildlife, and cultural richness. A visit promises unforgettable memories and a deeper appreciation for Nepal’s natural and cultural heritage.