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Royal Chitwan National Wildlife Park is widely
acknowledged as one of the best national parks
in Asia. the Royal Chitwan National Park, with
an area of 967square kilometers, lies 90
kilometers Arial distance southwest of Kathmandu
in the Valley between Shiwalik range which is
popularly known as inner Terai. Chitwan valley
has been hunting grounds for Nepali and British
Royalties. King George V and Edward VIII were
among British Royalties. Chitwan was the first
forest area of Nepal to be designated a national
park in 1973, and was later also declared a
World Heritage Natural Site by UNESCO in1984. Chitwan is a very popular wildlife safari
destination on account of its thriving wildlife
population and easy accessibility from both
Kathmandu and Pokhara.
The subtropical forest of Chitwan in inner terai
are host to a very diverse ecosystem. The
predominant vegetation of sal (Shorea robusta)
covers around 70% of the forest. 20% is
grassland, with as many as 50 species of grass
plants. The most spectacular among these are the
elephant grass, which attain heights up to 8
meters. Seven percent of the area is Riverside
forest in which we find Indian Rosewood (Dalbergia
sisoo), Kapok (Bombax ceiba), and Acacia Catechu
trees. The remaining 3% are the Chirpine (pinus
roxburghii) trees that crown the upper ridges of
the Churia Hills. Complementing the major
vegetations is an immense variety of wild
flowers, vines, creepers and parasites.
Of the 43 species of animals recorded in the
park, there are an estimated 600 Great One-
Horned Rhinoceros and a recent tally on tigers
shows them to number 106 in all. Other mammals
are Leopard, Gaur (Indian Bison), Wild Elephant,
Sloth bear, Fresh water dolphin, Rhesus monkey,
Langur, Wild boar, stripped hyena, Jackal, Dhole
(wild dog), Ratel, Palm civet, Mongoose, various
antelopes, Samber deer, spotted deer, hog deer,
barking deer, etc. Ghariyal, a crocodile native
of Chitwan, is most spectacular reptile. Other
crocodile species is Magger. Other reptiles are:
python, monitor lizard, Pangolin, Tortoise, King
Cobra and other 19 snake species. There are 485
different bird species. The forests, grasslands,
and wetlands of Nepalese Jungles are habitat for
birds.
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Days 01 :
Arrival at Kathmandu, transfer to Hotel |
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Days 02 :
Drive to Chitwan, overnight at Jungle Lodge.
After arrival at bus station, we will head to jungle
lodge. Refreshments drinks. After lunch our nature
guide will brief you about the programme of the
following days. After brief, visit to the Tharu
village, Museum and National Park visitor centre.
Sunset views from the Rapti riverbank. Dinner |
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03 : Jungle Activities in Chitwan National Park,
overnight at Jungle Lodge.
Breakfast. Dugout canoe trip followed by a Nature
Walk Programme and Elephant breeding Farm. Enjoy an
Ox-Cart or Jeep ride back to the lodge. After
refreshments you can wash the elephants and swim
with them in the Rapti River. We then back to lodge
for lunch. After lunch, we follow the Elephant back
safari. Dinner. Visit Tharu Cultural dancing
performance. |
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Days 04 :
Bird watching at Chitwan and drive to Kathmandu,
overnight at hotel
After morning tea / coffee, you will go for bird
watching tour. Breakfast. Transfer to the bus
station and farewell from Chitwan. |
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Days 05 :
Free day in Kathmandu, overnight at hotel |
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Days 06 :
Transfer to airport, departure on your own
destination. |
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