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Chitwan is situated in Rapti valley
in subtropical land of Terai. It cover an area of 932
sq. km. The rugged Churia hills, sal forests, grassland
and reverine forests, swamps and lakes provides
excellent habitats for an unusually rich variety of
large mammals. It is one of the few remaining habitat of
Royal Bengal tiger and great one horned rhinoceros.
Small herd of wild elephants are occasionally seen.
About 309 species of birds including gangetic dolphin,
waterfowl - both migratory and residential, and two
species of crocodile are found in the park.
Highlights of National Park
Explore the Chitwan National Park
Elephant Safari
Jeep Drive
Elephant Herd
Observe more than 500 Asian one-horned rhinoceros and
Royal Bengal Tigers
Discover the unique tradition and culture of Tharu
people
Boating/Canoeing Trip
Elephant Briefing
Bird Watching
Nature Walk
Swimming and Elephant Bathing
Tharu Stick Dance
Tentative program
Day 01
Arrival – Welcome Drink – Check in – Lunch
3.00pm: Village Tour and Visiting Elephant Breeding
Centre
6.30pm:Dinner
7.00pm:Cultural Programme
Day 02
6.15am: Wake up
7.15am: Breakfast
8.00am: Cannoning + Jungle Walk
12.00noon: Lunch
1.30pm: Jeep Safari
7.00pm: Dinner
Day 03
7.00am: Wake up
7.30am: Breakfast – Free for personal belongs – Swim etc
12.00noon: Lunch
1.30pm: Elephant Safari
7.00pm: Dinner
Day 04
6.00am: Wake up
6.15am: Bird Watching
7.30am: Breakfast
9.00am: Departure |
