Chitwan Jungle Safari 5 Days

• Head off to Chitwan early morning on a tourist bus. Stopping only for breakfast, the vehicle comes to a stop at Sauraha in Chitwan.A representative from your hotel is responsible for making the necessary arrangements for your10 minute travel to the hotel. In the hotel, lunch is ready for youby 1.30 pm along with your accommodation arrangements aimed sincerely at making that stay comfortable.
• At around 4 in the afternoon, take a tour of the Tharu Village. If time is a resource, it would justify the return on investment if these moments are spent solely on understanding the Tharu way of life. It is very possible for their one or the other aspect to touch you in a way or another.
• 6 in the evening, a Tharu stick dance invites your attention. An attendance usually pays well largely because the energy in the dance is bound to touch all involved: the performers, the organisers as well as the audience.
• Spend the night in the hotel.

• After breakfast, canoeing in the Rapti River, which has chosen to meander through the Chitwan National Park, is an experience only you can rightfully define. Each year for the past five, the conservation area has been alluring almost half a million enthusiasts seeking a safari experience. It is, however, not only the indigenous Tharu community residing in the buffer zone perhaps with some conflicts now and then with the wildlife first then with the authoritybut also the whole Himalayan subtropical broadleaf forest with its lush green vegetation with the purest strands of sal densely covering the well-drained lowland centre, interspersed with chir pine along the southern face of the Churia Hills, association with rosewood, axlewood, elephant apple, grey downy balsam, Bauhinia vahlii as well as Spatholobus parviflorus on the northern face with the catechu and rosewood predominant, kapok, rhino apple tree, velvety beautyberry, hill glory bower and gooseberry includinga wide range of other species on the recently deposited alluvium of this riverine forest with its mosaic ever-changing due largely to the seasonal bushfires, flooding and some erosion with elephant grass, giant cane, khagra reed as well as a number of species of true grasses on the Terai-Daur savanna and grasslands that make up 20% of the National Park as well as many of those categorized with a belief to fit in the remaining of the living kind many species of butterflies, moths and insects starred tortoises, monitor lizards along with 19 species of snakes including the king cobra and rock python the basking gharials and mugger crocodiles together with 113 species of fish all in their preferred habitat at least until their fellow humans decide otherwisethe smooth-coated otters, Bengal foxes, spotted linsangs, honey badgers, striped hyenas, wild dogs, golden jackels, fishing cats, jungle cats and the crab-eating mongooses, a group that seems to have received lesser attention in comparison to their celebritized members the Bengal Tiger, the Greater One-Horn Rhino, the Wild Elephant, the Leopard and the Sloth Bear.
• With even the prey not only the predator comfortable with each other's co-existence, it is the wild and the ways of the wilderness that have all made Chitwan National Park their sanctuary (our perspective), home (theirs).
• After spending about an hour on the river, a Class 1 liquid highway, it's time for a short walk to the Elephant Breeding Centre. It requires a close inspection to gain some insight into the ways of the Elephant.
• Back in the hotel at 1 pm, lunch awaits fresh and ready with the potential to satisfy most returning from this trip.
• Once the clock strikes three, an elephant ride is what you get to experience. In the jungle, the sight of a rhino or a few, some boars together, a bear occasionally and some birds and the vegetation always is what you get to see from your vantage point, the back of an elephant.
• Dinner at 9, and while many call it a day, some still find it easy to gather some energy to invest in an activity of preference, reading a novel, writing a diary, sharing one's personal interactions with the surrounding they have deliberately chosen to be in, and the like.

• Early rise at around 6, and the morning greets us with a cup of refreshing tea or coffee. After finishing their choice of the two drinks, many prefer to engage in an early morning activity commonly known as bird watching. After all, the banks of Rapti River are teeming with many species of birds every morning.
• This breakfast at 8.30 is the last thing you'll be doing if you go by this itinerary. 9.30 is our official departure time. If you are looking for more options, however, you could check out the ones below.
• Back in Kathmandu the same route, and only our WILLshall dictate our involvement or indulgence as we may please.

Meeting the crocodiles basking in the sun in their preferred habitat is an experience that perhaps allows for a sensible interaction.
Extensions

JEEP SAFARI
Into the jungle Main, this jeep safari is for those seeking a deeper look into the Himalayan subtropical broadleaf forest.
Possibilities for an encounter

Half-day safari: Starts 1 pm Ends 5 pm
The level of possibility mentioned above is for this safari.
Full-day safari: Starts early morning Ends 5 pm

As this safari goes deeper inside the National Park, double the level of possibility mentioned on the scale of probability above.