The 2 Nights 3 Days Chitwan Jungle Safari Tour is an exciting adventure into the wilderness of the Terai region. The tour is designed for all people who are interested in getting to know the variety of birds and other animal species in Chitwan National Park.
Chitwan National Park is the first national park in Nepal. It is a conserved area that is home to some of the most exotic and rare species of animals in Nepal. Home to 68 mammal species, 543 species of birds, and plentiful wonderful vegetation, Chitwan National Park is a treasure not only for Nepal, but for the world at large.
Chitwan National Park is only a day's drive from the capital city of Kathmandu. It is located in a place that is commonly referred to as Sauraha. Within the national park, you can see some endangered species of animals like Royal Bengal Tiger and the One-horned Rhinoceros.
2 Nights 3 Days Chitwan Jungle Safari Tour is also extremely popular amongst bird watchers. The variety of bird species whose sweet tunes are bound to delight you include the endangered Bengal florican, the vulnerable lesser adjutant, Grey-crowned Prinia, swamp francolin, grass warblers, slender-billed babblers, egrets, bitterns, storks and kingfishers. The park provides a wonderful breeding ground for two-thirds of Nepal's globally threatened species.
You will also be able to experience the wonderful culture of the Tharu community in Chitwan. This includes the Tharu cultural stick dance that you will witness after a day in the jungle.
You will also take part in kayaking in the Rapti River, which provides an unforgettable experience paddling amongst the crocodiles sunbathing on the river banks. You will be able to view crocodiles basking motionlessly under the sun, often with their snouts open wide. This makes for a wonderful photographic moment.
The most exciting part of the Chitwan Tour is the Jungle Safari, which gives you a remarkable experience with up-close and personal view of the habitats of the various wild animals in their natural environment.
You can go for the jungle safari tour either on the back of an elephant or in a jeep. Riding an elephant’s back gives you an excellent vantage point to see other animals. If you are looking to enjoy the tour of the jungle in the safety and comfort of a jeep, you can do that too.
2 Nights 3 Days Chitwan Jungle Safari Tour Highlights
- Explore the Chitwan National Park, one of Nepal's UNESCO World Heritage Sites
- Visit the elephant breeding centre and watch the elephants bathing themselves
- Watch Tharu cultural stick dance and learn more about Tharu culture spenpding time in the villages
- Enjoy an elephant ride and jungle safari in Chitwan National Park
- Get a chance to spot endangered species such as the Royal Bengal Tiger and One-Horned Rhino
- Canoe along the Rapti River
Endangered Animal Species
There are many animals that have been enlisted as endangered species that have been preserved beautifully in the Chitwan National Park. These animals are: the leopard, tiger, one-horned rhinoceros, alligators, and elephants.
Bird Watching
If you are a nature lover, the sound of birds chirping as well as the sight of their graceful bodies are sure to delight you. And there is perhaps a no better place for this than Chitwan National Park. You will be able to see many of the 543 species of birds in this Chitwan Jungle Safari Tour.
Canoeing in Rapti River
While you are out canoeing on the Rapt River, you will be mesmerized with the views of Marsha Mugger and Gharial Crocodiles. They often bask in the sun on the riverbank. You will also be able to witness rare species of birds, reptiles and other animals in the wetland. The canoe ride will give you an unprecedented view of these animals in their natural habitat in the closest proximity imaginable.
A Ride Inside Chitwan National Park
You will also be able to explore the first national park in Nepal in all its natural beauty in the back of an elephant or a jeep ride. The exotic species of flora and fauna are bound to delight you. Also, check out the relaxed elephants taking a bath in their natural habitat. This site is one of pure joy
