Discovery World TrekkingChitwan National Park Safari takes you on an adventurous exotic wildlife trip in the wilderness so that you can enjoy the rich flora and fauna. Our tour package is centered around the Chitwan National Park safari that includes an elephant safari, jungle walk, bird watching, canoeing, elephant bathing, and traditional cultural shows that will entertain you to the fullest.
Chitwan National Park, the country's first national park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, lies in the lowlands of Nepal’s Terai region. It is celebrated for its extraordinary biodiversity and successful conservation of endangered species.
A dramatic change of pace from the rugged Himalayan treks for which Nepal is known, Chitwan safari immerses you in lush grasslands, dense riverine forests, and marshlands, where Nepal’s iconic wildlife thrives. Home to the rare one-horned rhinoceros, Bengal tiger, and over 500 bird species, Chitwan offers an unforgettable jungle adventure in Nepal’s most diverse ecological sanctuary.
The journey begins with transportation from Kathmandu or Pokhara, followed by a comfortable drive into the heart of the Terai region. Upon arrival, you embark on a series of thrilling wildlife activities, including jeep safaris, canoe rides along the Rapti River, and jungle walks, each offering distinct perspectives of the park’s thriving ecosystems. Exploring dense jungle sections and vast open grasslands, visitors witness the stark contrast in landscapes that provide shelter for Nepal’s iconic wildlife.
Beyond the natural wonders, the experience includes cultural interactions with the Tharu people, offering insights into indigenous traditions, dances, and ways of life. The safari is carefully timed, with early morning excursions when wildlife is most active, increasing the chances of spotting tigers, rhinos, and exotic birdlife as the jungle awakens.
This packed yet immersive 3-day adventure blends thrilling exploration, rich biodiversity, and cultural discovery, making it a perfect escape for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
We kindly request guests to arrive in Kathmandu by 3 p.m. at least one day before the trek begins to allow time for any last-minute preparations.
Drive to Chitwan from Kathmandu (1,400m).
Elephant Safari, Canoe ride, nature walk, elephant breeding center.
Bird watching and drive to Kathmandu (1,400m) from Chitwan.
If the published schedule does not suit you, we can build the trek around your dates, your pace and what you want to see.
The calendar below displays the available trek schedules. Please select the exact trek start date. Ensure your arrival day is before the trek start date and your departure day is after the trek end date.
After early morning breakfast, you will start your journey to Chitwan, which lies 175 kilometers south of Kathmandu and lies in the flat plains. You can go there on a tourist bus or in a private car. Within 4-5 hours, you will descend to Chitwan, enjoying the meandering Trishuli river flowing by the side of the road.
After arriving at the hotel, you will meet our staff, who will brief you on the plan for the next two days and provide refreshments. After freshening up in your room, you can stroll around the bank of the Rapti river. When it gets time for sunset, you can visit the observation tower and enjoy the hypnotic views of the sunset. Finally, to end the day, Tharu ethnic group will perform a cultural program reflecting the tribal dance of Chitwan for you to enjoy.
Today, after breakfast, you will go for a canoe ride along the Rapti river on the western side of the national park. There you will see a variety of bird species and get closer views of two rare species of crocodiles - Marsh Mugger and Gharial.
You will return to your hotel for lunch and then ready yourself for an elephant safari or jeep safari. For an elephant safari, you will mount on an elephant that walks through the dense forest as we look around to observe one-horned rhinos, different types of deer, rhesus monkeys, peacocks, and wild boars. If you are lucky, you can come across the Royal Bengal tiger. You can also enjoy elephants bathing themselves while bearing you on their back. In the evening, we will take you to the elephant breeding center. You will also visit the elephant breeding center in the evening.
Early in the morning, we will take you to the Beeshazari lake, a Ramsar site, for bird watching. In the Beeshazari Lake area, you will see several bird species, especially water birds. It is a not-to-miss site for passionate photographers and bird watchers. Then you will return to your hotel, have breakfast, and head to Kathmandu.
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The itinerary above is just a guideline. You can redesign your trip, including jeep safari, elephant safari, rafting, and many more. For more details, please call/Viber/WhatsApp us at +977-9840055491 or email info@discoveryworldtrekking.com.
The trip to Chitwan National Park will make you feel at home with the warm hospitality of the local people. The accommodation in Chitwan will be on twin sharing basis- bed with mattresses, blankets, and pillows. Discovery World Trekking has good public relations with service providers in the national park. This package does not include accommodations in Kathmandu.
The package includes three breakfasts, two lunches, and two dinners. You will have ample food choices, mainly local, Asian, and Western cuisine, and the meals will be nutritious, tasty, and hygienic.
Chitwan National Park is open throughout the year. The park lies in a subtropical monsoon-influenced humid area. Most tourists prefer to visit Chitwan National Park from October to March. When the hot season starts from late February to June, you will have a higher chance of seeing tigers and rhinos near water holes. In winter, however, the animals hide in the dense forests. The fog also disturbs the views.
All foreigners, except Indians, require a visa to enter Nepal. Fortunately, an on-arrival visa is available for citizens from most countries. For an on-arrival visa, you will need visa fees (the rate is USD 50 for a 30-day stay), a passport-size photo, and a passport with at least six months of validity. For the latest visa rules, visithttps://www.immigration.gov.np/. Please note that citizens from certain countries are not eligible for an on-arrival visa. SAARC and Chinese nationals can get free visas with some restrictions.
Nepali Rupees (NPR) is the official currency in Nepal.
1 USD = ~130 NPR
You can exchange most foreign currencies through banks and money exchanges. We recommend cash exchange through legal money exchanges to avoid high bank fees and cumbersome processing. You can also withdraw Nepali Rupees from ATMs around Kathmandu. If you use ATMs, you can withdraw up to NRs 35,000 for a Rs 500 fee. If you have Indian Rupees, please note that INR notes of 100 and 2,000 are only legal in Nepal. Nepali Banks will not honor old, torn, or faded foreign currency. So, make sure to bring new and crisp bills. You will have to exchange your foreign currency in Kathmandu as this service may not be available in other towns and cities. We estimate that you will require 10 USD to 20 USD per day as spending money.
Discovery World Trekking guarantees client safety, security, and satisfaction. Your safety is our topmost priority. Our guides are experienced, government-licensed, and have completed extensive first-aid training. During the jungle safari, all of us will be together, adding a further layer of security.
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