Meeting at Hotel National Park Sauraha at 6:45 am or get pickup from your hotel you are staying in Sauraha area. The first safari will be jeep safari for 4 hours starting from 7:30 am to 11:30 am
Jeep Safari in Chitwan National Park is a one-of-a-kind experience; it would be enriching to observe Nepal’s biological diversity in comfort and safety. Jeep safaris, specifically designed for jungle safari in Chitwan, take visitors into the very depths of the dense sal forests of the park, the vast grasslands, and the riverine landscape.
Expert naturalist guides accompany visitors, educating them about the ecosystem, animal behaviours, and flora and fauna throughout the journey. The Chitwan National Park Tour gives wildlife lovers the privilege of seeing some of the rare and iconic species – the one-horned rhinoceros, the Bengal tiger, the sloth bear, wild elephants, spotted deer, and many exotic birds.
Safari routes generally include stops along the way, and they are listed as some of the best wildlife viewing and photographic opportunities. Every twist and turn offers more surprises from the jungle – a must for nature lovers and those seeking adventure
After the jeep safari ends you will get out from the park and you can call us to pickup. After that you can have some lunch and get rest and get ready to pickup for canoing and night tower.
Canoeing in Rapti River: The experience of the canoeing in the majestic Bhude Rapti River can be both a peaceful and a thrilling experience. During the slow ride in a traditional hand rowed canoe, you will get to view the breathtaking view of the Chitwan National Park as well as its different wildlife. Bird lovers will be pleased to view different species of birds like the Egret, Cormorant, Pond Heron and Open Billed Stork. However, the most thrilling part of the ride is the opportunity to see two species of crocodiles, namely the Ghariyal and the Marsh Mugger. As the critical endangered Gharial is only found in the northern part of the Indian Subcontinent, you are certainly not going to regret its sighting.
A tower night stay in community forest next to Chitwan National Park lets you sleep in an elevated wooden observation post deep inside the jungle to watch wildlife safely after dark.
What to Expect
Elevated Platforms: Wooden towers stand 15 to 20 feet above the ground with basic, private rooms.
Wildlife Viewing: Spot rhinos, wild boars, and deer near water holes from the safety of the platform.
Staff on Site: A government-certified nature guide and a tower watchman stay with your group.
Meals: Dinner is usually a packed meal carried into the park.
