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Royal Chitwan National Park |
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For anyone who visits
Royal Chitwan National Park, it sooner
or later becomes an addiction. As a
primary destination crowned as the world
heritage site in natural category, the
Royal Chitwan National Park established
in 1973 to protect the wildlife of the
lowland terai, offers a wildlife
experience that ranks with the best in
Asia. Chitwan is home to an impressive
number of species, most easily
accessible amongst Nepal’s national
parks and considered by many naturalists
to be simply the best |
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managed park in Asia.
Best time to visit Royal Chitwan
National Park : Spring- February till
end of April and fall mid September till
mid December.
Recommended Activities:
Bird Watching
An early morning walk through the bush
and along the Rapti River, is a must go
to view many of the exotic birds,
including the Gaint Hombill, lesser
plorican and paradise Flycatcher. This
apart, the movement of the migratiory
birds in the beeshazari Tal. You will be
accompanied by our experienced
naturalists to this wonderful birder’s
paradise.
Elephant Safari
Seated high on the back of a trained
elephant exploring the grasslands and
core area of the park, you become an
integral part of the life of the
national park. The elephant safaris,
though not the most comfortable rides,
is an amazing experience. And it doesn’t
take long to spot at least a rhino in
these forests.
Elephant Bathing
Just chill out beside the tranquility of
the Budhi Rapti River and watch the
appealing elephants taking a bath or if
it’s too tempting, join them while
taking a dip down the river.
Jungle Drive
Drive into the heart of the park for a
good chance to spot the rare species.
The drive takes you along time worn
trails with great opportunities of
viewing big animals. Don’t forget to
move on to kasara-the park headquarters
wherein you will get the chance to visit
the kasara durbar and the crocodile
breeding centre. The centre is housed
with a number of breeding and hatching
ponds to produce and rear the animals
until they are ready for release in the
wild.
Canoeing
A journey down the Rapti River in a
traditional dugout canoe offers you the
chance to quietly observe the exotic
species of birds and animals that come
for a slip at the water’s edge.
Observation Tower
Be calm and quite on the 22 feet high
wooden tower built in the prime location
of the park, which offers unique chances
to see the movement of the animals in
the wilderness.
Nature Walk
Walk out and stretch your legs deep into
the forest accompanied by professional
naturalists as they share their
extensive knowledge with you on your way
to prime sports in quest of rare and
endemic species. Be on the look out for
the great one horned rhinoceros, wild
boar, sloth bear, bison, gangetic
dolphins, gharial crocodile and the
Royal Bengal Tiger.
Elephant Breeding Center
Of all the animals, elephants are
probably the most graceful. Our
naturalists will take you to the
Hattisar to demonstrate how elephants
meals are prepared and how they
Eat meals in the breeding centre. They
will explain the nature and habits of
elephants. The unique centre was
established in 1985 for the captive
breeding of domesticated so as to avoid
the pressure of wild elephants trapping
for domestication.
Tharu Stick Dance
Savour the magnificent cultural dance of
the tharu communities watching by the
bon fire in the evening in any of the
hotels of Sauraha.
Buffer Zone Village Tour
Experience the uniquely place culture of
the tharu people relish what their
culture is like in the tharu village
museum in the heart of Sauraha in
Bachhyauli. For centuries, the Tharus
have lived very close to this protected
area and hence their traditional
reflects their intimate relationship
with the nature world. Visit the tharu
village and share their world with them
as you reach out to touch another
culture.
Specialized Tours
Enjoy the specialized tours which are
packed with information about the Royal
Chitwan National Park, its majestic
wildlife, its successful buffer zone
programs, the holy places around
especially the Dev Ghat, and the
naturalists are here to share their
knowledge of the park with you to enrich
your stay in Sauraha..
Getting There
Via Surface
A scenic 6 hours drive southwards via
the Prithivi Highway for 135 kilometers
from capital city of kathmandu till
Narayanghat followed by 27 kilometers
westwards on the East-West Highway.
Via River
It is possible to combine your surface
departure together with a white water
rafting program of one to three days.
The rafting course is on the Trisuli
River that runs parallel to the Prithivi
Highway. The put-in-points are either
from Charaudi or Fishling which are 72
and 80 kilometers respectively from
kathmandu. Rafting is the kind of
exciting outdoor activity to go hand in
glove with wildlife adventures.
Via Air
Bharatpur, the district headquaters of
Chitwan has an airfield with direct
domestic flight connections between
Kathmandu and Pokhara. Kathmandu/Bharatpur
or vice versa is a 25 to 30 minutes
flight while Pokhara/Bharatpur or vice
versa takes 15 to 20 minutes.
On arrival at Bharatpur, guest are
received by our staff and then driven
off to the camp. |
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Programs |
Our program during your stay at
our Resort has been designed in such a way so as
to make your stay enjoyable but exciting at the
same time. However, viewing of wildlife at their
best require early morning and late afternoon
excursions which is a matter beyond our control,
and guest are advised to comply to the schedule
for their own advantage. |
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Itinerary of Royal Chitwan
National Park in detail |
Days 01 :
On reaching resort, our Guest Relations Officer will
brief guests.
Lunch (1: 00 pm)
Elephant Safari / Jungle Walk / Nature Walk with
Boat Ride (3:30 pm)
Dinner (8:00 pm) |
Days 02 :
Wake Up Call (5:30 am)
Followed by tea / coffee
Bird Watching / Elephant Safari / Jungle Walk (6:00
am)
Breakfast (8:00 am)
Crocodile Walk. A 45 minutes walk through grassland
and forest upstream of the Narayani river. Board
boats to observe crocodiles along the banks while
floating back to the camp. (9:30 am)
Lunch (1:00 pm)
Elephant Safari / Jungle Walk / Visit Observation
Tower / Nature Walk with Boat Ride (3:30 pm)
Dinner (8:00 pm) |
Days 03 :
Wake Up Call followed by tea /coffee (5:30 am)
Bird Watching / Elephant Safari / Jungle Walk (6:00
am)
Breakfast (8:00 am)
Departure (9:00 am) |
Note :
Whatever the conditions the itinerary stated follow,
it is for the visitors who prefer full package
programme. At the same time, we also serve you based
on your choice. The selection of itineraries and the
staffs depends on your choice and financial
procurement. We have options for any partial visit
as per your requirement regarding your interest and
financial condition. |
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