Jungle Safari |
The heavily forested Terai region lies
towards the southern belt of Nepal. The
Sub-tropical jungles are teeming with a
great variety of rare wildlife and
vegetation.
Sitting safely on the back of an
elephant, with the highly endangered
Bengal Tiger in front of ones eyes is
probably for everyone a thrilling
experience. Comes as closer as it is on
television when you suddenly walk up
against a huge impressive rhino or
recognize crocodile shims gleaming
underneath your wooden carved canoe.
Surprising adventures are never to be
forgotten, you can experience them in
one of our wild safaris.
Chitwan national park, unique in
terms of rare species and fascinating
Tharu tribes. Or Bardia national
park, one of world's most untounched
natural reserves; both will encounter
you with a teeming variety of wildlife,
birds and incredible collection of other
rare species of flora and fauna. Within
this area is one of the finest wildlife
sanctuaries in Asia. |
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Chitwan National Park |
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Chitwan national park is situated in
southwestern Nepal and covers 932 sq.
km. This is Nepal's first famous
national park for the wildlife safaris.
You can see wild elephant; white footed
gaur (the world's largest wild cattle),
leopards, wild boar, sloth bear and
several species of deer including the
spotted, barking, samber and hog deer.
It is the home of the one-horned
rhinoceros and harbors one of the
largest populations of the elusive and
rare Royal Bengal tigers. The swampy
areas and numerous ox-bow lakes are a
prefect for marsh crocodiles. The park
hosts 450 species of birds. The Tharu
people who have unique cultural
traditions. In Chitwan there are many
hotels inside and outside of the park.
Usually visitors spend 3 days and 2
nights, but it is also possible to stay
longer if you desire
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Bardia National Park |
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Established in 1984, this park is
situated in Nepal's western Terai. It
covers 968 sq. km. The park offers a
variety of experiences in its vast
undisturbed wilderness. About 70% of the
forest consists of sal trees (which are
used for the beautifully carved windows
in Kathmandu) with a mixture of
grassland and riverine forest. The park
is home to endangered animals such as
the Bengal tiger, wild elephant, great
One-horned rhinoceros, swamp deer, and
black buck. Other endangered species
include gharial crocodile, marsh mugger
and Gangetic dolphin, 200 species of
birds and several species of snakes can
also be seen in the park. Certain ethnic
groups live in the park as well and you
can experience their culture and
traditions.
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The Jungle Safari Offers
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Elephant safari:
Elephant safari is one
of the best ways to explore the jungle.
The tour enables you to enter into the
dense forest and tall grassland to view
animals species and birds. Here, you
will have great opportunity to
photograph the animals from close
quarters.
Jungle drive:
A Jeep safari through the
jungle provides more game spotting
opportunities than might be expected
otherwise because it goes deeper into
the jungle, usually beyond the beaten
track. A thrilling tour in a four wheel
drive into the heart of the park will
enable you to view some of the rarest
species of animals, birds etc. You can
also visit the observation Tower for
viewing the enchant movements of the
animals in the wilderness. The jeep can
be diverted to visit the crocodile
breeding farm as well.
Jungle walk :
Jungle walk is another way
of experience the wilderness. Our
trained naturalist will take you across
the flowing water of the Rapti River and
the prime areas of the park to view
nature's gifts like wild species of
animal and birds blended with the
surrounding flora and fauna. Early
morning and late afternoon walk is the
best to avoid mid day heat.
Bird watching :
The parks are well known
as a paradise for the birds. Some 450
species of resident and migratory birds
have been recorded so far. You may
encounter many of them, while making
this tour. Other species like the Giant
Hornbill, Lesser Frolic and the paradise
Flycatcher will also attract your
attention when your are traveling along
the banks of the Rapti River.
Village tour :
Village tours allow
visitors to experience a stay in a
typical Nepali village. This gives
visitors an opportunity to observe the
rich Nepalese cultural tradition from
the closer quarter and intermingle with
locals.
Culture program:
The cultural program is
the another way to enjoy and make
meaningful contrast of visit. The
drumbeat and the agile breathtaking
stick dance performed by the Tharus
people. Their rhythmic movements and the
exciting drumbeat may urge you to join
them in their performances….
Canoe Trip:
A typical hand made Canoe
will take you along the famous Rapti
River where you will encounter the
Harmless Gharial and the mud drenched
crocodile, basking in the sun at the
River banks. Moreover, many aquatic
birds can be seen on the way.
Ox- cart ride:
For those who love old
ethnic traditional way of
transportation, we have an Ox- cart.
This will give you an experience of the
unique mode of transport, while riding
on the old dirt roads of the nearby
Tharu village.
Note:
Our programs are designed in such
a way to provide you maximum
satisfaction in taking pleasure from the
dense jungle to the teeming exotic
animals and birds.
The dreams you have, we will explore it
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For Further Information &
Booking
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| PROTECTED MAMMALS OF NEPAL |
Clouded Leopard, Bob Cat, Bengal Tiger, One- Horned
Rhinoceros, Snow Leopard, Asiatic Elephant, Pygmy Hog,
Musk Deer, Spiny Anteater (Pangolin), Assamese Monkey,
Hispid Hare, Gangetic Dolphin, Grey Wolf, Spotted
Linsang, Brown Beer, Red panda, Leopard Cat, Hyaena,
Water Buffalo, Gaur, Wild Yak, Swamp Deer, Nayan Sheep,
Tibetan Antelope, Four-horned Antelope, Black Buck |
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| PROTECTED BIRDS OF NEPAL |
Black Stroke, White Stroke, Common Crane, Cheer
Pheasant, Danfe Pheasant, Bengal Florican, Giant
Hornbill, Peafowl |
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| PROTECTED REPTILES OF NEPAL |
Crocodylus Palustrius, Gavialis Gangeticus (Gharial),
Monitor Lizard, Python. |
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