The Chitwan National Park was previously known as the Royal Chitwan National Park before the monarchy was abolished in Nepal. The park was the royal hunting grounds until then and even now big games in the park are hunted by poachers although the Government of Nepal has declared the park a conservation area and a protected region. The Chitwan National Park was declared a World Heritage Site in 1984.
The Chitwan National Park is home to the nearly-extinct Royal Bengal Tigers, the one-horned rhinoceros, Gangetic Dolphins, Wild Elephants, Gharials (a species of crocodiles), and many other animals and birds.
What’s There:
Animals: 43 species of mammals including the One Horned Rhinoceros, Bengal Tiger, Leopards, Fishing Cat, Jungle Cat, Leopard Cat, Marbled Cat, Otters, Jackals, Sloth Bears, Mongoose, Hyenas, Elephants, Deers, Monkeys, and Indian Pangolins to name a few.
Birds: 543 species of birds including the Black-Chinned Yuhina, Gould’s Sunbird, Blossom-Headed Parakeet, Slaty-Breasted Rail, Egrets, Bitterns, Storks, Kingfisher, Spotted Eagle, Peafowl, Jungle Fowl, Brahminy Ducks, and Goosanders to name a few.
When to visit:
Fall (October to November) and Spring (February to April) are the best seasons to visit the Chitwan National Park.
1st Day: –
(a) Welcome drink & short briefing about program and facilities
(b) Lunch
(c) Visit Tharu village.
(d) Museum tour & sunset viewing over the Rapti River
(e) Dinner
(f) Tharu stick Dance
2nd Day: –
(a) Wake-up Call and breakfast
(b) Dog-out canoeing
(c) Jungle hike with the perfection nature guide
(d) Lunch
(e) Elephant Bathing
(f) Elephant Back Safari
(g) Free time for refreshment and Dinner
3rd Day: –
(a) Wake-up Call and Tea/Coffee
(b) Bird Watching/Elephant Breeding Center
(c) Breakfast and Back to Destination Kathmandu.
1st Day: –
(a) Welcome drink & short briefing about program and facilities
(b) Lunch
(c) Visit Tharu village
(d) Museum tour & sunset viewing over the Rapti River
(e) Dinner
(f) Tharu stick Dance
2nd Day: –
(a) Wake-up Call and breakfast
(b) Dog-out canoeing
(c) Jungle hike with perfection nature guide
(d) Lunch
(e) Elephant Bathing
(f) Free time for refreshment and Dinner
3rd Day: –
(a) Wake-up Call
(b) Breakfast
(c) Elephant Back Safari
(d) lunch
(e) Elephant bathing
(f) elephant breeding center
(g) Dinner
4th Day: –
(a) Wake-up Call and Tea/Coffee
(b) Bird Watching
(c) Breakfast and
(d) Departure to destination
Travel Insurance is mandatory for all clients who choose to trek or climb with us. The insurance should cover you in case of emergencies like accidents, altitude sickness, and ambulance and helicopter rescue charges if required. Please carry a copy of your insurance papers while traveling in Nepal and do send us a copy as well. This will help us in making all the necessary arrangements in case of any sort of emergencies.
If you’d prefer to share this Peace Nepal holiday trip with your own group of friends, we’ve got good news, it’s also available as a Private Adventure!, Our Private Adventure specialists are on hand to give you a quote or talk through some different options.
Feel free to give them a call on 977-1-4266467 or Email us at info@peacenepaltreks.com
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