A wildlife hotspot home to Bengal tigers, one-horned rhinoceroses, elephants, and leopards, offering exceptional opportunities for wildlife enthusiasts and birdwatchers.

Explore the jungle on elephant-back for close encounters with wildlife in a thrilling and memorable way.

Drift along the Rapti River to spot crocodiles, aquatic birds, and the park's unique riverine ecosystem.

Traverse the park's trails with expert guides, combining adventure with insights into Chitwan's diverse flora and fauna.

Engage with the local Tharu community through traditional dances, village tours, and cultural programs that showcase their rich heritage.

Spot over 500 bird species, including rare and migratory birds, making Chitwan a paradise for bird enthusiasts.

Learn about conservation efforts protecting endangered species like the one-horned rhinoceros and Bengal tiger.

Marvel at Chitwan's diverse scenery, from dense forests and grasslands to wetlands and tranquil riverbanks.

Traverse the diverse terrains of Chitwan National Park in a guided jeep to spot wildlife such as one-horned rhinoceroses, Bengal tigers, and various deer species.

Explore the jungle on foot with experienced guides, offering an intimate experience to observe flora and fauna up close.

Glide along the Rapti River in a traditional wooden canoe to observe crocodiles, water birds, and the serene riverside scenery.

Learn about the conservation efforts and life cycle of elephants at this facility dedicated to their care and rehabilitation.

With over 500 bird species, Chitwan is a paradise for bird enthusiasts seeking species like the Bengal florican and the great hornbill.

Immerse yourself in the local culture by watching traditional Tharu dance performances and learning about their customs.

Visit this wetland area with 20,000 lakes to enjoy its natural beauty and spot various wildlife, especially birds.

Rent a bicycle and ride through nearby villages to experience rural life and interact with local communities.

Experience the nocturnal side of the park, spotting creatures active after dusk.

Learn about the conservation efforts for the endangered gharial crocodile and observe them up close.

Relax by the Rapti River during sunset, offering picturesque views and a tranquil atmosphere.

Accompanied by experienced guides, explore the park's trails to learn about its diverse ecosystems.

Experience traditional transportation by riding a bullock cart through local villages.

Gain insights into the history, culture, and artifacts of the Tharu people.

Observe the breeding and conservation efforts for crocodiles within the park.

Engage in fishing activities in designated areas within the park.

Capture the park's wildlife and landscapes with guided photography sessions.

Learn to prepare local dishes with guidance from community members.

Traverse the park's terrains atop an elephant for a unique vantage point.

Shop for traditional crafts and souvenirs made by local artisans.