While, in one hand, technologically assisted artificial way of living, deprived of natural ecosystem nearby, is on the rise, on the other, the longing to be with plants and animals is also increasing, but the current structure of the world has failed to address this; however, there are ways which temporarily allow human beings, if they want, to spend time among flora and fauna. For this, there are a considerable number of national parks, conservation areas, wildlife reserves and sanctuaries, a good number of which have arrangements that assist people to have close-up views of wild animals and plants.
In this matter, Jungle Safari is a popular way of taking the people to the heart of wildlife. This is where Nepal has realized its responsibility, for it is rich in biodiversity and wildlife. Ten national parks, four wildlife reserves, one hunting reserve, and six conservation areas have grabbed the attention of wildlife lovers across the globe. Moreover, the Chitwan National Park, the Bardiya National Park, the Shuklaphant National Park, and the Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve offer the best Jungle Safari in Nepal. In fact, the first two aforementioned parks are adored by travelers across the world.
The Chitwan National Park is the oldest national park in Nepal covering an area of 932 square kilometers. It offers jeep safari as well as elephant safari which safely allows the views of one-horned rhinos, Bengal Tigers, sloth bears, wild dogs, golden jackals, wild buffalo, elephants, deer and many more. You will also enjoy different species of birds, amphibians, and reptiles. You can also engage in recreational activities like bathing with elephants in the river, and canoeing.
The largest national park Bardiya National Park, with an area of 968 square kilometers, is home to endangered Royal Bengal tiger and one-horned rhinoceros. The Park is rich with 839 species of flora and 642 species of fauna. You might get an opportunity to fish in the Karnali River and the Babai River. It also offers a jungle walk.