Royal Chitwan National Park is the first and famous national park of Nepal. The park offers a wilderness of rich ecosystem that includes mammals, birds, reptiles, and water animals of several kinds. The various endangered species like Great Asian, one horned Rhinoceros, elusive Royal Bengal tiger, sloth bears, Leopards, Gaur, Sambar, Spotted Deer, the endangered Gharial crocodile, and countless species of birds. Unique birds with over 450 species discovered so far, include stork, geese, cormorants, egrets, king fishers and endangered species like the Bengal florician, lesser flosician, Indian pitta and Parakeets making this park a birdwatchers paradise. Owing to its rich adornment of nature the park was declared UNESCO natural Heritage site in 1979.

Activities:

Elephant Back Safari
Bird watching
Canoeing
Jungle Drive
Jungle Walk
Cultural Dance
Tharu Village Visit
Elephant Breeding Camp Visit
Museum Visit
Crocodile Breeding Centre
“Bishhajar”(Twenty thousand) Lake Visit
Kali Temple