The dense jungle of Terai region
situated towards the southern belt of Nepal where
harbors the Sub tropical jungles teeming with a great
variety of rare flora and fauna.
Riding safely on the back of an elephant, you can spot
the highly endangered Bengal Tiger in front of yours
eyes which might be probably one of the most enthralling
ways of experience the jungle and its inhabitants. Comes
as closer as it is on television when you suddenly walk
up against a huge impressive rhino or recognize
crocodile shims gleaming underneath your wooden carved
canoe. Astonishing adventures are never to be easily
forgotten, you can experience them in one of our wild
safaris.
Royal Chitwan national park, unique in terms of rare
species and fascinating Tharu tribes or Royal Bardia
national park, one of world's most untouched natural
reserves; both will encounter you with a teeming variety
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other rare species of flora and fauna.
Within this area is one of the finest wildlife
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Royal Chitwan National Park |
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Royal Chitwan National Park in the
central Terai lowlands and Bardia National Park in the
western Terai provide some of the best wildlife and
nature viewing places in Asia. Visit a wonderful world
of lush sub-tropical jungles, tall elephant grass, lakes
and rivers – a home for some of the most endangered
animals on earth, the elusive tiger and the prehistoric
rhinoceros, including many species of mammals, birds,
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Royal Bardia National Park |
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Royal Bardia national Park situated in
western Terai of Nepal is one of the largest undisturbed
parks in the region. The park is the home for many
endangered animals, reptiles and birds including the
elusive Tiger. Some years ago several one-horned rhinos
were Tran located here from Chitwan. Over the years
Bardia has also been a good place for tiger viewing – an
opportunity to look at rare events experienced
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Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve |
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Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve can claim
its distinct identity for one good reason – the vast
expanse of the Koshi River. Today, with the wild buffalo
preserved, the reserve has also won its niche as
birdwatcher's paradise in its true sense. The reserve to
preserve the habitat of the remaining population of wild
buffalo (locally known as Arna in Nepali). The reserve
beckons all sorts of bird species. These birds fly all
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Bird Watching |
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Nepal is bird watcher's paradise. Nepal
has various types of birds that are endangered too. It
boasts 848-recorded species of birds. An ardent bird
watcher can travel the length and breadth of Nepal doing
little else for bird watching. Birding is possible
everywhere in Nepal from the hot plains to the
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