Highlights of Chitwan Jungle Safari
- Explore Chitwan National Park, one of South Asia's most popular wildlife reserves.
- Experience the Jungle Safari, Jeep Ride, Elephant Ride, and many more
- Explore the unique Tharu Culture and witness their dances
- Visit the sunset viewpoint
- Jungle walks and bird watching at Chitwan National Park are famous.
Chitwan Jungle Safari Overview
Chitwan Jungle Safari is one of the most visited destinations in Nepal. Skip the long trekking destination and explore the short holiday package on the Chitwan Jungle Safari.
Nestled in the middle of the lush foothills of the Himalayas, Chitwan National Park is well-known as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Chitwan National Park is the perfect choice for travellers who are wildlife enthusiasts. Experience the Chitwan Jungle Safari and witness the park’s rich biodiversity, from river banks to different species of birds. Beyond the jungle safari, Jeep safari, bird watching, jungle walk, canoe ride on the Rapti River, and elephant safari in Chitwan National Park are available.
You can extend your itinerary and trek to the Pokhara day tour or other short-day hiking alternatives. Tidy Himalayan offers the best package for every destination.
Experiences in Chitwan National Park
Spotting one-horned rhinos
The one-horned rhinoceros is Chitwan National Park's star attraction. These massive creatures can be seen grazing in the park’s grasslands or wallowing in mud puddles.
Seeing tigers in the wild
Tigers are elusive creatures but can sometimes be spotted in Chitwan National Park. With a little luck, you might catch a glimpse of a tiger stalking its prey in the tall grass.
Going on an elephant safari
Elephant rides are a popular way to explore Chitwan National Park. These rides offer a unique way to see the park’s wildlife and scenery.
Taking a canoe ride
Canoe rides are a relaxing way to see Chitwan National Park’s many rivers. You might spot crocodiles, deer, and other wildlife along the way.
Going on a jungle walk
Jungle walks are a great way to get close to Chitwan National Park’s flora and fauna. You might see monkeys, birds, snakes, and other animals on a jungle walk.
Learning about Tharu culture
The Tharu people are an indigenous group who have lived in Chitwan National Park for centuries. Visitors can learn about Tharu culture by visiting a Tharu village or a Tharu cultural show.