Royal Bengal Tiger & One-horned rhino- Chitwan

This UNESCO World Heritage site offers an unforgettable chance to see Royal Bengal Tigers and one-horned rhinos in their natural habitat. More than a safari, it’s a journey into one of the world’s greatest wildlife conservation success stories perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

Itinerary

Day 1: Arriving in Kathmandu (1,400 meters high)

Welcome to Nepal! When you land at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA), someone will meet you. They will take you to your hotel. You can spend the rest of the day resting, or you can explore the busy streets of Thamel. This is a good time to buy any last-minute things you need for your trip. Kathmandu is a city with many old temples and lively markets. You can soak in the sights and sounds. For a more structured exploration of the capital's historic and cultural landmarks, consider taking a Kathmandu city tour. Get ready for your jungle adventure.

Day 2: Drive to Chitwan (100 meters high) and Village Tour

Eat an early breakfast. Then, start a nice 5 to 6-hour drive to Chitwan or take a short scenic flight to Bharatpur Airport (about 20 minutes). The road takes you out of the Kathmandu Valley. You will follow the Trishuli River. You will see parts of country life in Nepal. When you get to your jungle lodge, you will get a cool drink. In the evening, you will visit a nearby Tharu village. You will see a wonderful cultural stick dance show. The Tharu people often perform this dance. It tells stories of their past. It is a fun way to learn about their customs.

Day 3: Canoe Trip and Jeep Safari

The adventure begins! you start the day with a calm canoe trip down the Rapti River. This is the best way to see the two types of crocodiles in the park. You will also see many kinds of water birds. Look closely for rhinos drinking at the water's edge. They often come to the river in the morning. After lunch, You will go on an exciting jeep safari. You will go deep into the park. This is the best way to see a lot of the park. It gives you a better chance to see a big animal. The jeep ride is an experience itself. It takes you through diverse landscapes, from open grasslands to dense forests.

Day 4: Deep Jungle Exploration

Today is all about finding the park's most famous animals. You will search for the Royal Bengal Tiger and the one-horned rhino. You will go into parts of the park that are harder to reach. An expert guide will be with us. Finding these big animals takes calm and sharp eyes. You cannot promise you will see them. But our expert guides know where the tigers live. They also know where rhinos like to eat grass. This gives you the best chance to spot them. You will stop often to look for signs like fresh tracks or sounds from other animals that tell us a tiger might be near. This day is about the thrill of the hunt.

Day 5: Bird Watching and Saving Animals

Chitwan is a great place to watch birds. You will start early in the morning. A guide who knows about nature will walk with us. You will look for some of the park's over 540 kinds of birds. Later, you will visit the Gharial Breeding Center. This is a very important project. It works to save the Gharial crocodile, which is in great danger. It is a cool look at the real work people do to save animals in Chitwan. You will learn how they raise baby crocodiles and release them into the wild. This shows how much people care about the natural world.

Day 6: Drive Back to Kathmandu

You will have a final breakfast in the peaceful jungle. Then, we will drive back to Kathmandu. The evening is free. You can have a last dinner at one of Kathmandu's nice restaurants. Think about your amazing trip seeing wildlife. You will have many stories to tell. The drive back also offers new views. You can reflect on the beauty of Nepal's countryside.

Day 7: Final Departure

Our trip in Nepal comes to an end. Someone will take you to the international airport. You will fly home. You will carry memories of tigers and rhinos. These memories will stay with you for a very long time.