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Nepal offers adrenaline-charged jungle safaris in its bio-diverse regions, in its 12 national parks. Among them, two popular jungle safari in Nepal are Chitwan and Bardiya National Parks being two popular and most-visited destinations. Witness incredible wildlife, including Bengal tigers, one-horned rhinoceros, gigantic elephants, diverse bird species, and tranquil wetlands. Explore on foot, in jeeps, or on the elephant back, immersing yourself in lush jungles. Nepal’s commitment to conservation ensures an unforgettable adventure where ancient forests meet modern preservation efforts. With Himalayan Sanctuary Adventure as your responsible tour operator, immerse yourself in the beauty of nature and capture unforgettable memories.
Embark on Chitwan Jungle Safari, a must-visit in Nepal, known for dense forests and diverse wildlife. The first national park in Nepal that spans 952.63 sq. km was established in 1973 AD. The UNESCO World Heritage site, Chitwan National Park, houses mammals, birds, and butterflies. Experience thrilling elephant safaris, jeep rides, jungle walks, and canoeing on the Rapti River.
Experience diverse flora with 50+ herpetofauna species. Encounter impressive fauna, including 700+ wildlife species like One-horned rhinos, Royal Bengal Tigers, Leopards, Gharials, Elephants, and Sloth bears. Bird enthusiasts will adore 543+ bird species, such as Bengal Florican, and Brahminy Ducks. Explore attractions like Elephant Breeding Center, Gharial Breeding Center, Tharu Village, and Bishazari Taal, engaging in activities like Bird Watching, Canoeing, Elephant Bathing, and Tharu Village Excursions, capturing unforgettable moments to cherish. Please note that some activities inside the park may require an additional charge.
Entry Fee:
| Foreigners | USD 20/person |
| SAARC Nationals | USD 10/person |
| Children Below 10 years | Free |
Embark on a captivating Bardiya Jungle Safari in southern Nepal, exploring the wonders of Bardiya National Park. Established in 1969 AD as the Royal Hunting Reserve and later transformed into a gazette National Park in 1988 AD, it is the largest in the lower Terai region, covering around 327 sq. km of the buffer zone. Located in the Bardiya district, the park’s elevation ranges from 152 m to 1441 m, providing a vital habitat for wildlife, including 125 tigers crucial to their preservation.
Bardiya National Park boasts diverse flora with 839 species, including 173 vascular plants, covering 70% of the park as dense forests. Its rich fauna includes 642 species, like Bengal Tigers, Leopards, Swamp deer, Otters, Blackbucks, Wild Elephants, One-horned rhinos, and various reptiles and amphibians. Bird enthusiasts will love 407 species, including Bengal Florican, Sarus crane, and Bush Warbler. The park is also home to 125 fish species, including the rare Gangetic dolphin and Fishing cat.
Attractions in Bardiya include the Tharu Cultural Museum, Crocodile Breeding Center, Elephant Breeding Center, and ancient temples, adding cultural and historical charm to your safari. Engage in activities like Butterfly Watching, Bird Watching, and Fishing to maximize your wilderness experience besides Jungle Safari. Don’t miss visiting the breeding centers, crucial for wildlife conservation efforts. Please note that some activities inside the park may require an additional charge.
Entry Fee:
| Foreigners | USD 20/person |
| SAARC Nationals | USD 10/person |
| Children Below 10 years | Free |
What is the best season to visit Chitwan and Bardiya Jungle Safari?
The best seasons for Chitwan and Bardiya Jungle Safari are Spring (March-May) and Autumn (September-November). During these periods, the weather is pleasant. Also, the lush environment increases the chances of spotting wildlife. It’s the perfect time to immerse yourself in the beauty of nature and encounter the abundant wildlife in these captivating jungles.
What is the best way to get to Bardiya national park for jungle safari?
To embark on a jungle safari at Bardia National Park, you have two convenient options. The first involves flying from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj and then taking a vehicle ride to the park. Alternatively, you can opt for a private or public vehicle journey from Kathmandu to the Bardiya national park, passing through Nepalgunj. Whichever route you choose, both offer an all-in-one and enjoyable way to reach Bardiya National Park. You can immerse yourself in the wilderness and experience an unforgettable jungle safari adventure.
What is the best way to get to Chitwan national park for jungle safari?
The best way to get to Chitwan National Park for a jungle safari is either to fly from Kathmandu & take a vehicle ride, or opt for a private/public vehicle directly from Kathmandu. Experience the diverse wildlife and lush landscapes in this thrilling adventure.
Which national park is better for Jungle Safari: Chitwan or Bardiya?
Both parks have their unique charms, and the best one for you depends on your preference. Whether you prefer a more accessible and developed experience i.e. Chitwan National Park, or a more remote and pristine wilderness i.e. Bardiya National Park.
Photo Courtesy (Bardiya): Wikipedia
