Nepal Jungle Safari

Jungle safari is one of those year-round journeys in Nepal which is open and accessible to travelers of all ages. The Nepal Jungle Safari Tour takes you to some of the most coveted national parks of the nation to enjoy the company of endangered and rare wildlife. The jungle safaris explore these protected areas which are tailored towards protecting endangered species within the area. A short journey the trip usually lasts around 2 to 3 days but has much to offer. Each season in Nepal brings a different outlook to the forests alongside a remarkable variety of floras, faunas, and birds. Spring brings migratory birds and exotic flowers in full bloom with tropical floras covering the entire forests. Reptiles are especially active during the rainy seasons while autumn brings out varied species of foxes and deer. While winters are a time of hibernation, you can explore the jungle in the solitude of nature. As the national parks for jungle safaris are prosperous in biodiversity, Jungle Safari Tour in Nepal is one of the most enjoyable journeys fit for all.

Chitwan National Park Safari:

Located in the south-central region of Nepal, Chitwan National Park is the oldest national park in the nation. Covering a total of 952.63 km², the national park is a UNESCO world heritage site and also hosts the Ramsar site of Beeshazari Lakes. An ideal destination for wildlife enthusiasts the national park is home to one-horned rhino, sloth bears, Langur monkeys, wild boars, leopards, jungle cats, and the majestic Royal Bengal Tiger. In addition to the varied species of animals, the park is home to over 500 different species of birds including the endangered Bengal florican, Grey-crowned Prinia, and Swamp francolin. Home to the ethnic Tharu, the region is also known for hosting Gharial and Mugger crocodiles alongside the Rapti- Narayani River system. One of the famous tourist destinations in Nepal, Chitwan National Park can be enjoyed through different activities like jeep safari, elephant safari, and canoeing.

Bardia National Park Safari:

Covering a total of 968 km², Bardia National Park is situated at the south-western border of the nation. One of the most frequented national parks of the nation, the region is home to the endangered Royal Bengal Tiger as well as the Asian Bull Elephants. Predominated by the Sal forests, the region is home to 53 different mammals including grey Langur, rhesus macaques, leopards, hyenas, and sloth bears amongst others. The region also hosts 407 species of birds including the Bengal Florican, white-rumped vulture, peafowl, and bar-headed geese. Also, the national park is home to Gharial, Marsh Mugger Crocodiles, and the Gangetic Dolphins found in the Geruwa River system. An ideal region for bird watching the national park offers a wide range of activities including elephant riding, Jeep Safari, canoeing, cultural shows, and rafting.