Jungle Safari

Royal Chitwan National Park

This park is an ideal place for jungle walks as it has a vast stretch of forest of towering trees and twisting vines. The park area and its surrounding areas hold great cultural values; you can witness the lifestyle and culture of ethnic Tharu people.

This park is renowned for its rich and diverse ecosystem. The lifecycle of many mammals, birds, reptiles as well as aquatic animals are studied in the park. It is also conserving about 500 Asian one-horned rhinoceros and several hundred nocturnal Royal Bengal Tigers living in its densely forested grounds. Likewise, rhesus monkeys, grey langurs, deers, leopards, wild cats, wild boars etc. Are abundantly found here.

Starting Point	Kathmandu
End Point	Kathmandu
Highest Point	N/A m
Lowest Point	N/A m
Duration	2 Days
Difficulty	Easy
Accommodation	N/A

Standard Prices (per person)
1 or 2 People	£187
3 to 5 People	£187
6 to 9 People	£187
9 or more People	£187

Itinerary Details What is Included Ask Us a Question Customise Your Trip

Day 1

	Trasfer to the national park from Kathmandu.
13.00:	Have lunch and get some rest in your room or in the garden.
15.00:	Go for elephant safari. It will be a thrilling ride and you get a good opportunity to see rhinoceros, boars, monkeys, leopards, sloth, bears and four different kinds of deer. If you are lucky, you may sight the Royal Bengal Tiger as well.
19.00:	Engross yourself to the Tharu Cultural Dance Presentation presented by local people. Learn some quick steps and participate.
20.00:	Have dinner.

Day 2

06.00:	You receive a wake up call. Freshen up and get ready.
06.30:	Have breakfast.
07.00:	Today’s first activity will be a village tour, and you will visit a nearby Tharu village, inhabited by people from Tharu ethnicity. You will get many real life perspectives into their day-to-day life as well as their culture.
09.30:	You will be transferred to the airport or bus park for your departure.

Note: The schedule and programmes are tentative and may change according to the season.

Meals - Lunch and Dinner for the first day and Breakfast for the second day.
Private accommodation in a deluxe resort for 1 night.
Transportation - Arrival/Departure transfers, elephant ride and ground transportation as required.
An experienced English speaking guide.
Entrance Fee for Chitwan National Park.
Basic medical treatment if required.
Government taxes & other applicable fees.

What is Not included

Any kind of drinks (alcoholic drinks, mineral water, chocolate, tea, coffee, etc.)
Personal expenses
Tips and donations
Travel insurance

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