Nepal Wildlife Safari tour package focuses on exploring the woodland rich with distinct vegetation, flora, and fauna, and observe the rare wildlife with a closer glimpse. So, Nepal Wildlife safari tour package includes the tour of some incredible areas of Nepal that is easily accessible and offers exclusive visual of wildlife.

One of them is Chitwan National Park, located in the Nawalparasi district. It expands in an area of 932 sq km and is present in the world heritage site list. Chitwan National Park tour, also known as Sauraha jungle safari, is best known for viewing rare wild animals like the One-horned Rhino, Royal Bengal tiger, Asian Elephant, Gharial, Hog Deer, Leopards, and Sloth Bear. Wildlife photographers frequently visit Chitwan National Park to capture some breathtaking images of wildlife. The Chitwan National Park tour itinerary includes jungle safari, elephant riding, birdwatching, and Canoeing that adds adventure to our tour. Explore the Tharu culture while you experience their unique cuisines and cultural performances.

Another popular wildlife safari tour in Nepal is the Bardia National Park tour. Bardia National Park, located in the Bardia district, covers an area of 968 sq km. Occasionally called the Land of Tiger, Bardia National Park tour conserves Tiger species rigorously. So, there is a high probability of encountering the Royal Bengal Tiger during your Bardia National Park tour. Moreover, there are more than 250 species of birds and 23 species of reptiles. Likewise, Koshi Tappu wildlife reserve, stretched in three districts, Sunsari, Saptari, and Udaypur, rigorously protects the rare wild water buffalo (Arna). Arna is found only in Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve in Nepal. Covering an area of 75 sq km, it shelters at least 220 Arna, 500 species of birds, and Gangetic dolphins in the Saptakoshi river. Spend your short vacations at these exotic places where you can garner lifetime experience exploring nature and wildlife.

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The Kathmandu Valley consists of three beautifully distinctive cities: Kathmandu, Patan, and Bhaktapur. These cities were once ruled by three different rulers, and hence have different historical legacies. It resulted in rich historical and cultural heritages, so you will find the cities abundant with historical and cultural monuments of varying arts and architecture. Temples and stupas are ornate in intricate hand carvings. The experience further will get enhanced upon your arrival to Nagarkot, a popular hill station, from where you will be able to view 33 different mountain peaks. Finally, the Bardia National Park will embrace you in its wilderness.

The Swoyambhunath Stupa, the Pashupatinath Temple, and the Bauddhanath Stupa are carefully and compulsorily included to be visited in Kathmandu for their grandeur, grace, and religious importance. The Pashupatinath is the holiest for the Hindus around the world, whereas the other two are of profound veneration for the Buddhists. Just 16 km east of Kathmandu, Bhaktapur is popularly known as the City of Devotees, City of Culture, and Living Heritage. Moreover, Bhaktapur Durbar Square is almost like an open museum. You will find many medieval palatial structures and temples. Somewhat similar is the case with the Patan Durbar Square of Patan. It too is rich in historical and cultural heritage. Besides various temples and stupas, the town is also famous for crafts and metal works.

Bardia Jungle Safari will be an outstanding and exotic experience. You will have lunch in a local restaurant, and interact with the people there. It will be thrilling to float on a raft in a slow-moving river. You will travel to a remote Tharu village and watch cultural dance followed by dinner. Moreover, Jungle Walk will be awesome, for you will get to view one-horned rhino, Asian elephant, and Bengal tiger among other animals. Elephant safari will further heighten your pleasure and excitement.

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You will begin the trip first visiting the Swayambhunath—an ancient religious architecture atop a hill in the Kathmandu Valley. It will be a holy beginning with a touch of spirituality. Once you reach there, you can easily guess its importance for the Buddhists. It is a major Buddhist religious and pilgrim site. It is expansive. It is magnificent. After this, you will visit Patan—the third largest city of Nepal after Kathmandu and Pokhara and it is located in the south-central part of Kathmandu Valley. The city is aptly called an open-air museum. Its rich cultural heritage and tradition of arts and crafts have made it a distinguishably outstanding city. Interestingly, it is also called the city of festivals and feasts. The intricate carvings done on the monuments will leave you awestruck. The city is adorned with water conduits, stone spouts, Hindu temples, and Buddhist gumbas. The most important monument, the Patan Durbar Square, is majestic with intricately carved doors and windows, and beautiful courtyards adorned with exquisite icons.

Finishing the cultural tour in Patan, you will take a scenic drive to Chitwan. Before embarking on Jungle Safari, you will make a cultural trip. You will visit the Tharu villages. Their traditional lifestyle is distinctively rich. And hence there is a Tharu Museum to conserve and display cultural artifacts. It will be a pleasant visit. Furthermore, the cultural trip will be suitably and beautifully complemented with the Chitwan Jungle Safari. It is pure wilderness with a rich ecosystem. It has various kinds of mammals, birds, and reptiles. You will canoe in the Rapti River and make a short jungle walk. You will traverse the dense forest with jungle safari on elephant back. The Chitwan National Park is well known for one-horned rhino and nocturnal Royal Bengal Tiger. You might luckily spot them. It has numerous other exotic wild animals like crocodiles, pythons, leopards, grey langur, and the like. You will be mesmerized by the beautiful birds.

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