Nepal is a country of outstanding biodiversity and a good-looking natural environment. Nepal has 16 national parks, wildlife reserves and conservation areas, occupying 16 percent of its total geographical area. This wildlife parks were established to protect these endangered animals and the environment they live in. They are the premier places in Asia to enjoy a true jungle experience.
Ever wondered meeting new Animals and natural beauty? Jungle Safari let's you do just that! When you visit Nepal, add the Jungle Safari in your `To-do List'. The outdoor adventure sports into the wilderness to see wild animals, birds and natural prettiness. You travel on an elephant's back or on a four wheeler jeep accompany by a completely trained guide (also known as expert Naturalists) for the love of nature and animals. In Nepal, Chitwan and Bardia are two hot dishware on the menu. Pick Chitwan as this is Nepal's most popular National Park offering excellent chance to see Royal Bengal Tigers, crocodile, One horned Rhino and exciting wilderness experience into its deep and thick jungle. Nepal's jungles are home to some of the most unique and rare animals in all the world. The warm subtropical Terai region of Nepal houses such animals as Royal Bengal tigers, rhinos, leopards wild elephants, sloth bears, monkeys, crocodiles, four kinds of dear and over 250 species of exotic birds. Pick Bardia also, as this is another National Park, which offers excellent jungle safari. Here too you can ride on an elephant or a take four wheel to discover some of Nepal's unspoiled natural habitats.
Most jungle safari consists of canoe rides on the jungle rivers, nature walks, birds watching excursions and quick tours around the villages to discover unique culture and traditions of the local village people. There are also scheduled cultural-musical programs performed by the villages, which are also in the Jungle Safari itinerary.
Chitwan and Bardia national park have excellent accommodation.
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