Safari Introduction
What better way to unwind oneself than get on the back of the majestic elephant and stroll around the marshes in search of the Royal Bengal Tiger. Nepal vast forest reserves; Chitwan, Koshi Tappu and Bardia, offers a travel one rare opportunity to exalt in the wild and be a part of nature in its most primitive yet an immensely pure form. Most of Nepal’s great forest reserves are situated in the southern lowlands (popularly called Terai) are provide a safe haven for myriad birds, reptiles and mammals; some of them highly endangered.
A jungle safari fills one of a sense of great adventure delve in the wild. You get to be in one of those places where you can be with animals like the Royal Bengal Tiger, the one horned Rhino, various species of monkeys, birds and reptiles including the Gharial. You can also see the Hog Deer, Barking deer, wild elephant, four horned antelope, striped hyena, pangolin, Gangetic dolphin, and monitor lizard, python, sloth deer, common leopard, ratel, palm civet, wild dog, Langur and rhesus monkeys. Taking a dug out Canoe across the Rapti river is another enriching experience whilst your Jungle Safari adventure. Finally but immensely, a our Jungle Safari trips are for those adventure seekers who possess a wild side and are yet compassionate to all living beings who live in the wild and are endangered because of our own misgivings.
Chitwan is situated in the southern part of Nepal and is famous for the National Park which is home to myriad animals and birds (some of them endangered). It is situated in the lowlands popularly called the Terai. The word Chitwan itself means “heart of the jungle” and is considered one of the finest wildlife reserves in Asia.
The Koshi Tappu Reserve, covering an area of about 175 sq. km., is home to the last surviving population of wild buffalo or Arna. There are also many other mammals and birds who find a refuge in this vast reserve. This Reserve was initially founded in 1976 with the objective of protecting ...
Bardia National park lies in the western plains of Nepal and is the home to the last remaining wild elephants of South Asia. This tour enables you to observe over 250 species of birds and 30 species of mammals in their natural habitat...
