Chitwan Jungle Safari Tour

Chitwan National Park is Nepal’s most visited wildlife destination. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is famous for its rich biodiversity and immersive jungle experiences. Over 520 one-horned rhinos roam freely through the park’s wetlands. Its also shelters hundreds of Royal Bengal tigers, silently hunting in the dense forest. These rare encounters make Chitwan a true wildlife paradise.

Beyond the wildlife, the park is alive with local culture and traditions. Tharu community, native to the region, offers a unique window into life before the park’s creation in 1972. Their colorful customs add depth to your jungle journey.

Elephant back safaris provides thrilling close-ups of rhinos, deer, wild boars and sometimes even tigers. Prefer wheels? Join a jeep safari for panoramic views and exciting off-road adventure. For something more peaceful, try a canoe ride on the Rapti or Narayani rivers. Spot crocodiles, water birds, and soak in the serene beauty of the jungle.

From October to March is the best months to visit the Chitwan Jungle Safari in Nepal, when the weather is dry, mild, and ideal for wildlife viewing. During this period, the skies are clear, the jungle is accessible, and animals like rhinos, deer, and even Bengal tigers are easier to spot.

November to February is also excellent for birdwatching, as migratory species flock to the area. Avoid the monsoon season from June to September, when heavy rains can disrupt activities and reduce visibility.

We provide high-quality service and flexible safari packages. Whether you’re looking for a short escape or a full wildlife expedition, we tailor your tour to fit your budget, time, and travel style.

Chitwan Jungle safari daily travel plan

Travel from Kathmandu to Chitwan by standard tourist bus (approx. 5.5 hours). Upon arrival in Chitwan, you will be picked up at the bus park and transferred to your hotel. After lunch and some rest, visit a traditional Tharu village, one of Nepal’s indigenous communities. Later, enjoy a scenic sunset view.

In the late afternoon, explore the wildlife of the tall elephant grasslands on an elephant-back safari. With a bit of luck, you might even catch a glimpse of a Royal Bengal Tiger. In the evening, enjoy a cultural dance performance during dinner. Overnight stay in Chitwan..

After breakfast, set off on a guided jungle walk inside the national park to discover its rich flora and fauna. During a canoe ride, you may spot mugger crocodiles, freshwater dolphins, otters, and many species of water birds. After a short visit to another Tharu village, return to the hotel for lunch. In the afternoon, visit the crocodile breeding center.

After an early morning wake-up call, enjoy breakfast followed by birdwatching and a visit to the Elephant Breeding Center. Then, return to Kathmandu by tourist bus that takes about 6 hours. Trip completes in Kathmandu.