Chitwan National Park Tour

Nepal is rich in cultural heritage and a diverse ecosystem, which offers a unique and enriching experience for the student. The Chitwan National Park Tour combines the exploration of flora and fauna with rich culture and traditional experience. This National Park tour is one of the best options for a school tour, where the students get an opportunity to get a close glimpse of wildlife. The tour not only gives an opportunity for students to enhance their understanding but also gives an opportunity to learn and discover wildlife along with local culture. You can also take an elephant safari, canoeing, jungle walking, and many more activities, while enjoying the wildlife.

Chitwan is the best place for a school tour in Nepal because in Chitwan, the student gets an opportunity to learn about the wildlife. In the National Park, the student gets an opportunity to see endangered animals like the One-horned Rhino, Royal Bengal Tiger, Spotted Leopard, Gharial, and more than 650 species of birds. This National Park was established in 1973 AD, and the main highlight of the Chitwan tour is a jungle safari on an elephant back or jeep safari. It is a perfect place to observe and collect knowledge about wildlife in its natural habitat and to witness various flora and fauna.

During the Chitwan National Park tour, you will get an opportunity to get a close glimpse of the Royal Bengal Tiger and the one-horned rhino, an endangered species globally. This national park is also a perfect destination for bird watching. It is because, in this national park, there are almost 650 species of birds protected. The students get an opportunity to learn about the wildlife in the forest and listen to birds chirping and tigers roaring. The team member of Touch Kailash will ensure the best tour in Chitwan, which may help the students to upgrade their knowledge of wildlife very closely.

The activities can be done in Chitwan

Chitwan is located in southern Nepal, a popular destination known for its rich wildlife, natural beauty, and cultural experiences. Here are some activities you can do at Chitwan:

Chitwan National Park Safari

  • Jungle Safari: Explore the vast National Park on a jeep safari or on the back of an Elephant to see wildlife like rhinos, Tigers, and various Bird species.
  • Elephant Safari: Ride on an elephant through the grasslands and forests, providing a unique vantage point for spotting wildlife.
  • Canoe Ride: A peaceful boat ride along the Rapti River can offer sightings of crocodiles and various bird species, especially during the early morning or late evening.
  • Nature Walk: Accompanied by a trained naturalist, you can explore the jungle on foot to get closer to the flora and fauna of the area.

Bird Watching

  • Chitwan is a birdwatcher’s paradise with over 500 species of birds, including the endangered Bengal Florican. Visit the bird watching tower and the Sauraha area for some great birding opportunities.

Cultural Experiences

  • Tharu Cultural Dance: Watch a traditional Tharu cultural performance in the evening, which is an important part of the local culture.
  • Visit Tharu Village: Explore the Rural Tharu Villages and learn about their unique way of life, traditions, homes, and agricultural practices.

Elephant Breeding Center

  • Visit the Elephant breeding center near Sauraha to learn about the conservation efforts for elephants in the region and get up close to baby elephants.

Biking

  • You can rent a bike and explore the surrounding areas, including the picturesque landscapes, rivers, and nearby villages.

Rafting on the Trishuli River

  • While not in Chitwan itself, you can combine your visit to the area with a rafting adventure on the Trishuli River, which is nearby.

Visit the Chitwan Museum

  • Learn about the region’s history, culture, and wildlife through exhibits at the local museum.

Sunset Views

  • Enjoy a breathtaking sunset over the Rapti River or from various viewpoints around the park, offering fantastic views of the surrounding nature.

Local Market Exploration

  • Visit the local market in Sauraha or the surrounding towns to shop for local handicrafts, textiles, and other souvenirs.

Chitwan offers a mix of adventure, relaxation, and cultural immersion, making it a great destination for nature lovers and those seeking a peaceful escape.

Itinerary

Chitwan National Park Tour combines the exploration of flora and fauna with rich culture and traditional experience.

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Once you arrive at the Tribhuvan International Airport, you will be welcomed by the representative of Touch Kailash Travel and Tour and drive you to the hotel. Check into your hotel. Spend the night at Kathmandu.

Max Altitude: 1350m Accommodation: Hotel

Firstly, we will visit the Pashupatinath Temple very early in the morning and return back to the hotel for breakfast and after breakfast, we will start to visit around the Kathmandu Valley. Today, we will visit UNESCO World heritage sites around Kathmandu. Firstly, we will visit Bouddhanath, one of the largest stupas in the world which is one of the sacred sites in Tibetan Buddhism outside of Tibet. After Bouddhanath, we will visit Swayambhunath, also known as the Monkey Temple. Swayambhunath is dedicated to Manjusri or Saraswati (the goddesses of learning). We will also visit Kathmandu Durbar Square, Hanuman Dhoka Durbar, and other UNESCO sites around Kathmandu and after visiting we will return back to the hotel and spend overnight.

Max Altitude: 1350m Meals: Breakfast and LunchAccommodation: Hotel

From Kathmandu we will drive towards Chitwan. To get to Chitwan it will take about 6 to 7 hours of drive from Kathmandu. On the way to Chitwan from Kathmandu, we will take a scenic drive offering picturesque views of terraced fields, rivers, and small villages along the way. After reaching Chitwan, we will check in to the hotel and take some rest. Afterwards, we will take a short tour of Tharu Village and have our dinner by enjoying the Tharu Cultural Dance. Spend the night at Chitwan.

Max Altitude: 415m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and DinnerAccommodation: Hotel

Today we will be exploring the diverse ecosystem of Chitwan National Park and start with a jungle safari and a canoe ride on the Rapti River to spot various wildlife such as One-horned Rhino and Crocodiles. If lucky than we can see The Royal Bengal Tiger and various bird species. In the afternoon, visit the Elephant Breeding Centre to learn about the conservation efforts for elephants and their young. Conclude your day with a guided nature walk through the park, offering a chance to observe the flora and fauna closely and gain a deeper understanding of the park’s environment. Spend the night at Chitwan.

Max Altitude: 415m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and DinnerAccommodation: Hotel

On the 5th day of the Chitwan National Park tour, we will return to Kathmandu. On the way to Kathmandu, we will pass through many small cities of Nepal with beautiful natural scenery and mountain views. After reaching Kathmandu, we will check-in at the hotel. If you want, you can roam around the street of Thamel for the last time where you can go and buy some souvenirs. Spend the night at Kathmandu.

Max Altitude: 1350m Meals: Breakfast and LunchAccommodation: Hotel

According to your flight schedule, we will head towards the airport. The representative of Touch Kailash will be at the airport to see you off and hope that you will give us an opportunity to serve you again.

Meals: Breakfast
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What makes the Chitwan National Park tour unique?

Chitwan National Park is located in southern Nepal. It is unique for its exceptional biodiversity and its role as a sanctuary for endangered species like the One-Horned Rhino and the Royal Bengal Tiger. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is recognized for its ecosystems, which include tropical grasslands, dense forests, and wetlands supporting a variety of wildlife such as Crocodiles, Deer, and diverse bird species. The Park is culturally significant for being a home to the indigenous Tharu people, whose unique traditions and way of life add another layer of interest for visitors. Offering diverse wildlife experiences through jeep safari, canoe ride, and guided walking tours.

Furthermore, the Chitwan National Park plays a crucial role in Nepal’s wildlife conservations efforts, with successful anti-poaching initiatives and habitat restoration programs aimed at preserving its delicate ecosystems and endangered species. The blend of natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and commitment to conservation makes Chitwan National Park truly unique.

Is this tour suitable for you?

Chitwan National Park Tour is an ideal journey for students, where the student gets an opportunity to get a close glimpse of wildlife. This tour is perfect for those students who are interested in wildlife and want to know more about it. If you are searching for an exciting tour of wildlife, it is the perfect tour for you. It offers a perfect backdrop for natural and wildlife activities. The wildlife tour for the students gives an opportunity to study closely about flora and fauna. From this Chitwan National Park tour, students will have a wider knowledge of the culture, nature, geography, history, costume, and lifestyle of the different ethnic groups.