Jungle Safari

Reptiles safari is a full-fledged outdoor experience ideal for those who love seeing reptiles, animals, diverse flora and fauna. In Nepal, wildlife reserve Chitwan, wildlife reserve Bardia, and wildlife reserve Kohi tappu are the best place to witness wildlife activities. Chitwan National Park situated in the lowlands of Terai with the best opportunities for wildlife and nature watching. Chitwan is popular as a wildlife safari, nature walk, forest excursion, riding an elephant, canoeing and visiting the local tribe village named tharu.

The primary draw was various forms of threatened species like one horn rhino, royal Bengal tiger and wild elephants. Chitwan is a great destination to observe wildlife from so near. The Bardia National Park is host to many threatened animals such as swamp deer, Royal Bengal Tiger, White Asian Elephant, and Gharial crocodile. To migratory birds Bardia is sometimes regarded as a pull over. Good chances to identify threatened animal animals.

Community residents are very vigilant in saving threatened species such as royal Bengal tiger recognized as the bardia king, which is why tiger numbers are gradually increasing. Don't hurry if you want to experience Bardia just stay calm to explore the bardia in various ways.

In addition, the Koshi Tappu wildlife reserve is also a prominent nature reserve designated as a Ramsar location, an globally important wetland. Koshi tappu is also known in Nepal as the birthplace of Arnas. Those tourists who are involved in seeing arnas and then Koshi tappu is the best choice for birding. Koshi tappu is a protected region with endangered birds such as Shor bats, aquatic bats, white stonechat ears, Bengal florican and other uncommon bird species. The perfect opportunity to start seeing migratory and local birds is to experience spectacular mountains from October to April, too.