Important Information

Region
Family Tours
Duration
3 Days
Max Altitude
415m
Best Season
Whole Season
Activity Per Day
5-6 hrs
Grade
Level 2
Group Size
2 – 12 people
Transportation
Flight - Car

“It is said tours to Nepal are incomplete without jungle safari in Nepal. So, think about it. Don’t miss jungle safari in Nepal.”

Jungle Safari in Nepal is one of the tourist attraction points of Nepal. Generally, Nepal is divided into three different geographical structures; they are Mountain region, Hilly region, and Terai Region. When we discuss the Nepal Jungle safari then the southern lowlands of Nepal will come first. The southern part of Nepal is known as the Terai or Madhesh. Here in the southern part of Nepal, Terai or Madhesh, you will find some of the most exciting jungle safari destinations in the world. You will be going into a deep jungle on an elephant back or four-wheel drive to view wild animals in their natural habitat. The jungle safari activity includes canoeing, nature walks, bird watching, excursions, and visit an ethnic Tharu village in the Jungle Safari where the home for the world's most endangered species like the One-Horned Rhino, The Royal Bengal Tiger, The Snow Leopard, The Red Panda, The Blue Bull, and The Gharial Crocodile lies. To conserve all these species Nepal government has established some National parks, hunting reserves, and wildlife reserves.

Nepal has 16 national parks including wildlife reserves and conservation areas, occupying 16 % of its area. Jungle safaris on elephant back or jeep rides are offered at Parsa Wildlife Reserve, Royal Bardia National Park, Royal Chitwan National Park, and Royal Suklaphanta Wildlife Reserve, and Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve. All of them are located in the Terai region. There are plenty of jungle lodges that offer accommodation and jungle safaris too.

Highlights two Nights three days package:

  • Jeep Safari 
  • Elephant Bath
  • Canoe ride
  • Elephant Breeding center
  • Tharu Village tour with Tharu museum visit
  • Tharu Stick Dance
  • Bird watching

    If you are looking for a different itinerary than the itinerary here, please Customize Your Trip. 

Your trip at a glance

3 days

  1. Day 1 One night and Two days package

    First day:  

    • Pick up from Arrival Point
    • Reception, welcome drinks and introduction to your room
    • Freshen up and briefing session
    • Lunch
    • Tharu Village tour with Tharu museum visit
    • Riverside Sunset view
    • Tharu stick dance
    • Dinner

     

  2. Day 2 Two Nights three days package

    Second day:

    • Breakfast
    • Canoe Ride
    • Elephant breeding centre
    • Lunch
    • Jeep Safari
    • Dinner
  3. Day 3 Three nights and four days

    Third day:

    • Breakfast
    • Departure 

What's included 16 items

  • Tour Guide
  • Sightseeing transportation
  • Two way tourist bus
  • National park entry fee
  • Hotel: 3 Night with BB plan
  • Bus station pick up and Drop up
  • All government tax and services charges
  • Meal: lunch, dinner, and breakfast
  • Tharu cultural show
  • Visit elephant breeding center
  • Elephant or jeep safari (1 from option)
  • Visit Traditional Tharu Village & Tharu Museum Visit
  • Cannoying in River
  • Elephant Bathing show
  • jungle walk
  • Visit elephant breeding Center

What's not included 7 items

  • Beverages
  • International and domestic flights
  • Insurance
  • lunch on the second day
  • Gratitudes for guide
  • All expenses do not mentioned in cost included
  • Mountain flight- USD 250 pp (Optional)

Useful Information

CHECKLISTS FOR CHITWAN JUNGLE SAFARI

  • Valid passport (valid for six months from the date of your trip)
  • MasterCard, Visa Credit, and Debit Cards are accepted in Nepal. However, some cash is highly recommended.
  • Mobile (if your cell phone is from CINGULAR USA or ATNT (USA) operators, then your cell phone will  work in Nepal.)
  • Clothing (Layered clothes, windproof and waterproof jackets,  fleece pullovers, thermal base layers, hiking pants, shorts, headwear, footwear, and other items according to your needs)
  • Personal Items and Toiletries (First-Aid Kit, Iodine tablets or a UV purifier to treat water, Sun Protection)
  • Travel and Health Insurance
  • Trekking gear and equipment(if you have your own trekking gear and equipment, such as trekking poles, sleeping bag, and shoes, then you can bring them; else you can rent them in Thamel, Kathmandu). Read more for trekking gears and peak climbing gears.

DRESS CODE FOR VISITING MONASTERIES AND TEMPLES 

  • Shirt (either half or full sleeve)
  • Full pants/long skirts
  • Any type of shoes with socks
  • No Hats, No Umbrella, No Slippers, No t-shirts, No short skirt, and No half-pants
  • Photographs allowed in the courtyard only.

Note regarding itineraries
Although we generally adhere to the schedule, the itinerary is subject to change for numerous reasons beyond our control, including weather and terrain conditions, suitable campsite availability, and the group's general fitness level. It is important to understand that Heli tours and mountain flights are cancelled due to weather issues. Please remember that our ability to make adjustments as needed helps to ensure that your trip is successful.

Frequently asked questions

What to Bring ?

The most important consideration for any tour is staying warm and dry, lightweight, breathable, moisture-winking under layers are highly recommended. Insulating layers and jackets are necessary. Comfortable shoes, quality socks (quality socks are recommended), and head covering (insulating caps and brimmed caps designed to block sunlight) are essential. Outer layers should be made of waterproof, wind-blocking material such as Gore-Tex. Sunglasses and sun-block cream, drinking water bottles, and other personal necessities.

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