Chitwan National Park
The Chitwan National Park Tour with Shalom Treks offers an unforgettable jungle safari experience in Nepal’s first and most famous national park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its rich biodiversity and unique wildlife encounters. From thrilling jeep safaris and canoe rides to elephant watching and cultural Tharu village tours, this safe and customizable eco-adventure is ideal for families, couples, and wildlife lovers. Organized by Shalom Treks, one of Nepal’s most trustworthy travel agencies, this experience ensures comfort, ethical wildlife viewing, and immersive cultural engagement in the heart of the Terai lowlands.
Trip Info
Duration
3 days
Difficulty Level
easy
Max Altitude
815 meters
Trip Start
Kathmandu
Trip Ends
Kathmandu
Trip Overview
Chitwan Public Park, the main Public park of Nepal, was set up in 1973 and recorded as an UNESCO normal legacy site in 1984. The public park is arranged in the southern focal Terai area in the Chitwan region of Nepal. Among countless natural life holds in Nepal, Chitwan Public Park is the most well known safari objective and renowned for its different greenery including various warm blooded creatures, birds, reptiles, and water creatures. You can go see the captivating untamed life and wonderful wilderness by boat, jeep, and elephant back, or in any event, strolling.
A safari in Chitwan Public Park makes certain to be a feature of your outing to Nepal and gain experiences that will endure forever. The best an ideal opportunity to visit Chitwan Public and Bardia Public park is from October through Spring when the temperature midpoints 25 degrees Celsius. The long periods of spring, April, and June can be incredibly hot, while July – September is the rainstorm season. Chitwan Public Park is a charming five-six hours drive via vehicle or vacationer transport or a 20- minute departure from Kathmandu. High Himalayan Traveling and Undertaking will plan an agenda and program for Chitwan wilderness Safari as indicated by singular customers' inclinations consistently.
Trip Itinerary
Essential Info
- Whether you're on a jeep safari or nature walk, listen to your Shalom Treks guide or park ranger at all times. Wild animals like rhinos or elephants can be unpredictable.
- Avoid bright colors that can disturb wildlife. Wear breathable, earth-toned clothing to stay cool and blend in with the jungle surroundings.
- Chitwan is a subtropical region with mosquitoes, especially near water. Use DEET-based repellent and wear long sleeves during dawn and dusk.
- Avoid making noise, feeding animals, or trying to get too close for photos. Use zoom lenses and be patient for authentic wildlife sightings.
- It gets hot in the Terai region. Stay hydrated, wear a wide-brimmed hat and carry sunglasses during activities like jungle walks or canoe rides.
- Chitwan is home to the Tharu people with a rich culture and history. Ask permission before taking photos and support local handicrafts or cultural programs.
- Shalom Treks promotes ethical and sustainable tourism. We do not promote elephant rides. Instead, observe elephants in protected areas or on foot from a safe distance.
- The weather is pleasant and wildlife viewing is at its best during the dry season. Monsoon (June to September) can make travel muddy and humid.
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