Chitwan jungle Safari Tour
The Chitwan Jungle safari tour includes activities like a jeep safari, bathing with elephants, deep jungle walks, canoeing, a Tharu village visit, etc.
You will stay in a nice 3-star hotel or resort equipped with all the modern amenities to make your stay fabulous. We can also customize the package into the luxury Chitwan tour by upgrading the hotel to 4 or 5 stars. The price of the package will vary if you customize the tour.
Whether you are a passionate wildlife photographer or just love to spend time in the wilderness, the three-day Chitwan Jungle Safari is the best package. For the three days, you explore the dense forests and spend time in nature, rejuvenating your soul.
Chitwan is the wilderness capital of Nepal. The Chitwan National Park offers a range of activities that take you close to the wildlife and birds. Established in 1973, the Chitwan National Park used to be the playground of the royals of Nepal.
Now, it has become one of the most prominent tourist centers in the country. The national park is located in the subtropical inner Terai lowlands and stretches up to the Churia Hills.
Home to many endangered animals like the royal Bengal tiger, one-horn rhino, gharial crocodile, and others, the Chitwan National Park has become one of Nepal's most visited national parks. In addition, you also get to see several other wildlife-like elephants, deer, wild boar, sloth bear, leopards, monkeys, and diverse species of birds. To be honest, this place is a paradise for birdwatchers. As per the records, there are 364 species of birds.
Chitwan Jungle Safari Attractions
Enjoy deep jungle walking and unwind from your worries
We have added a jungle walk as one of our activities in the Chitwan National Park. You can also say it is a short forest hike to have closer views of the animals and plants. The jungle walk is led by an expert guide who can handle any encounter with wildlife. You'll get to have a serene time and unwind.
Go on a Canoe ride and witness gorgeous landscapes
The canoe ride is very famous in the Chitwan National Park. You'll be following the Rapti River and relish the stunning landscapes. During the canoeing, you can see birds, crocodiles, and other animals on the banks of the river. All the activities in Chitwan are guided by a professional guide and he will peddle for you and maintain the safety standard of the activity.
Come across numerous wildlife during the Chitwan Jungle Safari
One of the major activities in the Chitwan National Park is a jungle safari. You have the option to do it on a jeep or an elephant. Either way, the safari will be wild and take you deep into the jungle close to the habitat of the animals.
Meet with the indigenous group of Tharus
Tharus is one of the indigenous communities of Nepal with great history and ancient cultural heritage. While visiting Chitwan, we make sure to take our guests to their village and let them see the traditional attire, stick dance, and taste their delicacies.
One of the famous dances is Stick dance, which is called Danda Nach in the local language. Likewise, Ago Nach (Fire Dance) and Mayur Nach (Peacock Dance) are also popular cultural shows.
The climate of Chitwan National Park
Chitwan National Park has a tropical monsoon climate, which is highly hot, humid, and sticky throughout the year. The Chitwan National Park is located in the central climatic zone of the Himalayas; the monsoon starts in mid-June and lasts till late September.
Chitwan National Park has three major climates summer (March to June), monsoon (July to September), and the temperature cools down & winter arrives from October to February.
Vegetation in Chitwan National Park
Chitwan National Park can be characterized by tropical and subtropical forests. In this national park, most of the areas have been covered by the moist deciduous vegetation type of the Terai region. Besides forests, there is a huge area, which is covered by grasslands, and more than 50 species of grasses can be found in this region including the world's tallest grasses.
Wildlife in Chitwan National Park
Chitwan National Park has a wide variety of faunal diversity. Nearly 700 species of wildlife can be observed in this park. Nearly 17 species of snakes, monitor lizards and starred tortoises also reside in this park.
Chitwan National Park also has nearly 113 fish species, and there were nearly 235 gharials in the 1950s, which dropped and reached 38 Gharials in 2003. Every year this place attracts a lot of bird watchers as there are nearly 543 recorded species of birds out of which most of them are globally endangered.