Chitwan National Park Wildlife Tour

Chitwan National Park Wildlife Tour

3Days
400mMax altitude
EasyDifficulty
$295per person

Overview

Chitwan National Park Wildlife Tour

Chitwan National Park Wildlife Tour is a tour to explore the nature and wildlife of Nepal. Chitwan National Park is also one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. It is one of the most popular destinations for Eco-tourists and wildlife enthusiasts. The word Chitwan stands for "Jungle of Tigers." Chitwan is also home to the endangered species of the Royal Bengal tiger.

Chitwan National Park Wildlife Tour Trip Introduction:

The Subtropical forest of Chitwan National Park offers a reliable habitat for a variety of wildlife & flora. Royal Bengal Tiger, One-horned Rhino, Asiatic Elephant, Marsh Crocodile, Wild Boar, Sloth bear, and several species of deer including Spotted, Barking, Samber, and Hog inhabit this region. With more than 350 species of birds found in the region, Chitwan has also established itself as a haven for bird-watching enthusiasts. 

The ethnic tribe of "Tharu" populating the region has a culture and tradition of its own which is offering an authentic Native-cultural experience for outsiders. You will have many choices for accommodation here, either staying in a well-furnished hotel/lodge outside the park or in more of an indigenous hut built deep inside the forest. You can also choose to settle on the bank of the Rapti River, which offers boating, relaxation, and sightseeing experiences as well.

Itinerary Outline:

1st Day: Drive from Kathmandu to Chitwan (145 km)- 5 to 6 hours drive

2nd Day: Full Day Jungle Activities in Chitwan. Major activities are- Elephant Back Safari, Jungle Drive, Canoe trip, nature walk, Tharu Village walk, Visit to the Elephant breeding center, etc. 

3rd Day: Departure from Chitwan to Kathmandu

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Duration3 Days
DifficultyEasy
Max altitude400m
Start / EndChitwan
AccommodationResort Accommodation
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Best Season for this trip

February-May & September-December

Spring: Mar-May Monsoon: Jun-Aug Autumn: Sep-Nov Winter: Dec-Feb

Day by day

Unfold your journey

Detailed Itinerary: 

Day 01: Drive from Kathmandu to Chitwan National Park ( 155kms)- 4 to 5 Hours Drive
With a morning wake up and after your breakfast, we will drive by our private vehicle. We will go through the countryside of Nepal and after a few hours following the Trisuli river bank, at around 1 pm, we will reach Chitwan national park. A hotel representative will come to pick you up at the bus station and help you with your transfer to the hotel. After check-in to the hotel and being refreshed, we will brief you about the full itinerary and head on for activities. On the first day, the trip will lead you to a village walk and sunset view. We will also go for a visit to the elephant breeding center (if possible) and the evening cultural program. Overnight.

Day 02: Full-Day Jungle Activities in Chitwan
On this day, we will have a full day in Chitwan for the wildlife safari program. After the early morning breakfast, you will head to the Elephant Back safari which will further take you inside the jungle and will provide you with an excellent opportunity to witness wildlife animals. We will explore the surrounding of the national park. We will visit the elephant stable in the evening or take a session at the elephant bathing center. Overnight at the Resort.

Day 03: Departure from Chitwan to Kathmandu ( 155kms)- 4 to 5 Hours Drive
We will go for a nature walk and a bird-watching trip after breakfast in the morning. We will then go for a canoe trip (small wooden rafting in Rapti River) in the late morning. We will then visit the Elephant breeding center. After this, we will return back to the hotel. We will prepare to drive back to Kathmandu in the afternoon.

What's covered

Inclusions & exclusions

Trip includes

  • All airport and hotel transportation by private vehicle in Kathmandu as per the suggested itinerary
  • Deluxe twin-sharing accommodation in Chitwan
  • Comfortable & clean accommodation
  • Government Registered Guide
  • All necessary paper works, Entry fees, and permits
  • First aid exclusive medical kit bag
  • All government and local taxes

Trip excludes

  • Visa fees (You can obtain a visa easily upon your arrival at Tribhuwan International Airport in Kathmandu so (bring accurate USD cash and two passport photographs)) International airfare to and from Kathmandu
  • Travel and rescue insurance

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Dates don’t fit? Every trip also runs privately on the date of your choice. Book a private departure.

FAQ’s

What travelers often ask

How much does it cost to visit Chitwan National Park?
The permit for Chitwan national park is mandatory. You must take permission to enter the Chitwan National Park. The permit you took will be valid for a day only. The cost is Rs 2000 per person for a day.
Is the Chitwan National Park worth going to?
The Chitwan National Park is a worthwhile place to visit. With lots of animals on the journey, which includes monkeys, crocodiles, rhinos, elephants, and other various endangered animals. Besides, there are plenty of activities that you can perform during the Chitwan National Park tour which will make your time well spent.
Which animal is famous in Chitwan National Park?
The most famous animals are found in Chitwan National Park. Some of the endangered animals found in Chitwan are the One-horned Rhino, Gaur, Royal Bengal tiger, wild elephant, Four-horned antelope, and many others. Chitwan is home to many vegetation, birds, animals, and wildlife.
How far is Chitwan from Kathmandu?
Chitwan is 181km away from Kathmandu. It takes you about 4 hours from Kathmandu if you take the option of road. The flight to Chitwan takes nearly 20-25 minutes from Kathmandu.
How many days do I need in Chitwan?
You could take 3 to 4 days to enjoy your time in Chitwan.  Enjoying the wildlife, vegetation, scenery, and places takes you about 3 days. You can freely enjoy your time going to all the places in Chitwan.
How long will the Chitwan Tour with Nepal Vision be?
We have planned the 3 days trip to Chitwan. You can also add the days as per your schedule with additional costs and arrangements.
What should we expect from the Chitwan National Park Wildlife Trip?
The Chitwan Jungle Safari Trip aims to explore the jungle and wildlife of the Chitwan National Park. The trip takes you to the elephant breeding center, and elephant back safari, and explore the wildlife through the safari. You will get sight of many endangered animals and birds on the trip.
Will I have a guide with me during the trip?
Yes, a government-registered guide will be there who will also be fluent in English to help you on the trip. you will explore the places with the guide.
What are the major places to visit in Chitwan?
The two famous places of Chitwan are Narayanghat and Sauraha, which will be the major highlights of our trip.
How is the weather in Chitwan?
Chitwan is mostly a hot place. The temperature in the place is mostly high. You can travel to the place during the month of October to early March to avoid the hot weather.

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