The 932 square kilometer Chitwan National Park is situated in the subtropical lowlands of the inner Terai region of south central Nepal. The bio-diversity of the park is abundant. More than 55 animal species, 600 bird species, and 55 reptilian and amphibian species call it home. The Royal Bengal Tiger and One-horned Rhinoceros are its most well-known features. Numerous additional animals are included in addition to rhinos and tigers, such as deer, wild dogs, monkeys, grey langurs, wild boars, and wild cats, among many more. Reptiles also include a variety of snakes, pythons, marsh crocodiles, Gangetic crocodiles, and others. Peacocks, Hornbills, Peahens, Brahminy Ducks, Indian Pittas, Parakeets, Waterfowl, Floricans, and many more are among the birds.
Chitwan National Park
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Depart from Kathmandu at 7:00 am.
Arrive to Chitwan by 2 pm.
- Jungle Walk
- Bird Watching
- Canoeing
- Elephant Safari or Jeep Ride
- Visit Elephant Breeding Centre
- Tharu Cultural Program (Stick Dance)
- This is the last day at chitwan. You can either return back to Kathmandu or you can continue your journey to Pokhara.
Cost Details
Includes
- Tourist bus to and from Kathmandu.
- Accomodation two nights.
- Foods (2 breakfast, 2 lunch, and 2 dinner)
- Entrance fees
- Village tour
- Cultural Program
- Jungle Walk
- Elephant ride / Jeep Ride
- Canoe Trip
- Bird watching tour
- Visit Elephant Breading Center
Excludes
- Drinks and personal expenses
- Private transportations, Jeep drive
- Air fare, etc.
Dates and Availability
- Our Chitwan National Park itinerary is flexible. You can customize it as per your interests and budget.
- 100% fixed departure unless unseen events like natural disasters, bad weather, or political issues disrupt the trip.
- Private trek service available.
- All ages of travelers can do the Chitwan National Park with us.
- By booking the Chitwan National Park with us, you are agreeing to be bound by our Terms & Conditions.