Jungle Safari in Nepal

Nepal has around 18 percent of its land as protected area - either known as national parks or wildlife reserves. While the high Himalayas make up Nepal's northern region, the southern lowland known as "Terai" is covered with dense tropical jungles teeming with diverse wildlife and exotic birds. Here, you will find some of the exciting safari destinations in the world. Among the 14 national parks and wildlife reserves in Nepal, Chitwan National Park (967sq-km), Bardiya National Park (968sq-km) and Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve (175sq-km) are the most popular safari destinations. These Parks and Reserve are homes to many rare wild animals including the Royal Bengal Tiger, endangered one-horned rhino, crocodile, four-horned antelope, striped hyena, the Gangetic dolphin, and more than 550 different species of colorful birds. Jungle safari activities include going into deep jungle on elephant back to view the wildlife, ride canoe on the park rivers to see Crocodile and water birds, nature walk, bird watching, native village tour and cultural show. All these parks are easily accessible by road and regular flights to organize your trips. Many adventurers also take rafting trip to head down & go, a safari trip in Nepal is an experience you will remember for a long time.  

Chitwan National Park

Nepal's first and famous national park is situated in the central development region covering an area of 932 sq. km. Easy access with 4 to 5 hrs driving or 35 minutes short flight from Kathmandu

Bardia National Park

The Bardia National Park is one of the largest and most unspoiled wilderness areas in the Terai, covering an area of 968 sq. km. The possible reaching there is by cruising

Koshi Tappu Wildlife

A newly promoted safari park within Nepal's sub-tropical Terai belt, this is the smallest (175 sq. km.) and easternmost reserve in Nepal. But still, it is the largest wetland area (Ramsar site)

Khaptad National park

Khaptad National Park in West Nepal has been named after Khaptad Swami, the renowned spiritual hermit. The park with rolling hills of grassland and forest of subtropical, temperature 

Phoksundo National Park

The shey phokwundo is one of the remotest national park in Nepal and one of the few areas protecting trans-Himasayan ecology. With diverse terrain and altitude variation, the park spreads

Parsa Wildlife Reserve

The Parsa Wildlife Reserve provided a rare opportunity to experience the nature and culture in Nepal’s lowland. The vegetation in the reserve is tropical and sub tropical mostly covered

Shivapuri National Park

The Shivapuri National Park (144 sq km) is the major watershed supplying drinking water to the capital city of Kathmandu. Lying in the transition zone between the subtropical and temperate

Rara National Park

Rara National Park is located in North-West Nepal about 371 km. air distance from Kathmandu. Most of the park, including Lake Rara, lies in the Mugu District; a small area in the Jumla

Sukla Phant Wildlife Reserve

This wildlife reserve is situated in the extreme south-west of Nepal. The name of the park is derived from the largest of these grasslands which is known as Sukla Phanta. The park area is