Wildlife Safari in Nepal
Nepal is a home to diverse floral and faunal species, natural ecosystems, ranging from lowland Terai region to the high Himalayas. The diverse climatic and topographic conditions have favored a maximum diversity of flora and fauna in Nepal. The country occupies about 0.1 percent of the global area, but harbors 3.2 percent and 1.1 percent of the world’s known flora and fauna, respectively.
Nepal has established a very good network of Protected Areas system with 12 National Parks, 1 Wildlife Reserve, 1 Hunting Reserve, 6 Conservation Areas, and 13 Buffer Zones extending from lowland Terai to high mountains, covering 23.39 % of the total country's land, which contribute to in-situ conservation of ecosystems and biodiversity across the country. Conservation efforts made by the government of Nepal is worldwide popular and highly recognized by the international societies.
And also lets not forget, Nepal has succesfully accomplished the target " Double the Tiger by 2022" with 355 tigers in recent census count.
Our Jungle Safaries Programs
Chitwan National Park: The First National Park of Nepal Established in 1973 A.d is situated in South Central Part of Nepal in the Sub Tropical Lowlands of the Inner Terai of Chitwan, Makwanpur, Parsa and Nawalparasi District. The Altitude ranges from 110m to 850m above Sea Level. The Park is bounded by the Rapti and Narayani River in the North, Parsa Wildlife Reserve in the East and Madi Settlements and India Border in the South. View More @Chitwan National Park
Bardia National Park: Known to be best place to observe “ Royal Bengal Tiger” Bardia national park holds equally distributed biodiversity with Chitwan National park and best part is less populated as Bardia national park is located in far west side of Nepal. Covering the area of 968 sq km, Bardia national park is a best place for wildlife enthusiasts and the favourable habitat for Royal Bengal tiger. This National park will also amaze you by the rare sighting of Asian Wild Elephant and Pythons. Similarly, more than 438 species of resident and migratory birds hover around the forests, grasslands, and river banks. While the Gharial crocodiles, river dolphins, and 125 species of fish are found in Karnali and Babai Rivers nearby.