The chitwan tour package is an exciting and rewarding adventure for wildlife lovers. It includes a jeep safari, jungle walks, and bird watching. It also offers a cultural tour of the Tharu people.
The best time to visit Chitwan is between October and March, when the park is at its most lush. The weather is also cooler.
Elephant Ride
A tour of Chitwan National Park unveils an extraordinary showcase of natural beauty, with pristine jungles and tranquil wetlands home to diverse flora and fauna. Serene rivers, such as the Rapti River, are a vital lifeline for the park’s ecosystems and provide moments of tranquil reflection.
During your safari, you’ll travel through forests and grasslands to spot wildlife including Asian one-horned rhinoceroses and Bengal tigers, as well as hundreds of bird species. Your mahout (elephant handler) will point out the different birds and share information about them.
You’ll also cruise along the Rapti River in a traditional dugout canoe to observe water birds and two rare species of crocodiles, namely Marsh Mugger and Gharial. Then, you’ll take a nature walk with a trained naturalist to explore the plant species and small wildlife in the area.
Canoe Ride
The pristine wilderness of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Chitwan National Park is home to numerous wildlife species. Embark on an exhilarating safari to spot rare animals like one-horned rhinos and Bengal tigers while visiting a key breeding center and experiencing Tharu culture.
Guests also take a serene canoe ride along the Rapti River, gliding past lush landscapes and observing crocodile species. Lastly, visitors gain insights into the local lifestyle through visits to a Tharu village.
The 3 days Chitwan Tour package offers a perfect blend of wildlife adventures and cultural immersion. From a scenic drive to a picturesque sunset at the Rapti River, this tour is sure to leave an indelible mark on your travels.
Jungle Walk
For those who prefer walking to riding, a jungle walk is an option. This is the best way to explore the dense forest of Chitwan National Park, where you can spot a range of wildlife including deer, wild boar, and various bird species.
Our private tour programs in Chitwan offer total flexibility, and you can shape your itinerary around the activities that interest you most. For example, you can opt for early bird watching tours, visit the gharial hatchery farm and spend time learning about the Tharu culture.
At the end of the day, you can visit the Chitwan National Park visitor center to learn about its history and specialty. You can also attend a cultural program that features performances from the indigenous Tharu people.
Bird Watching
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Chitwan National Park is home to a wide array of wildlife, from mammals to reptiles to fish and more. Indulge in jungle activities such as dug-out canoeing, safari rides and jungle walks with a naturalist. Visiting elephant breeding centers is also an eye-opening experience, and a great way to contribute to the conservation of endangered animals.
For bird enthusiasts, Chitwan is a paradise, with the lush forest and azure river waters attracting countless species of birds. The enchanting calls of the korklass and kalij pheasant, as well as the melodious song of the lesser adjutant stork, will leave you in awe. Using a pair of binoculars is highly recommended, as it allows you to get closer to the wildlife without disturbing them.
Cultural Tour
During this 4-day tour, you’ll experience the best of Chitwan—from wildlife safaris to cultural immersion. You’ll also get an up-close look at conservation efforts at the Elephant Breeding Center, an integral part of the park’s ecosystem.
You’ll also visit local villages and participate in a cultural program that showcases the Tharu people’s culture and lifestyle. This will give you a deeper understanding of the region’s rich biodiversity.
This trip is the perfect choice for nature and wildlife enthusiasts looking for a unique and enriching experience. This trip can be done year-round, but the best time is from October to March when the weather is warm and dry, allowing you to enjoy outdoor activities without the risk of rainy weather. This is also the ideal time to see many animals and birds.