Chitwan

Experience the thrill of encountering Bengal tigers, one-horned rhinos, and leopards in their natural habitat. Professional guides lead jeep and elephant safaris through dense jungle terrain.

Nepal's first national park and UNESCO World Heritage Site, home to over 68 mammal species and 544 bird species. The park covers 932 square kilometers of pristine wilderness.

Visit the government-run elephant breeding center where baby elephants are cared for and trained. Learn about elephant conservation efforts and interact with these gentle giants.

A serene lake surrounded by lush forest, perfect for peaceful boat rides and bird watching. The name means "twenty thousand" referring to the countless birds that visit here.

Experience authentic Tharu culture in this traditional village. Enjoy cultural dances, traditional architecture, and learn about the indigenous way of life in the Terai region.

Navigate the Rapti River in traditional dugout canoes while spotting gharial and mugger crocodiles basking on the riverbanks. A thrilling yet peaceful adventure.

A dedicated cultural center showcasing Tharu traditions, artifacts, and performances. Learn about the rich heritage of the indigenous Tharu people through interactive exhibits.

A sacred confluence where the Kali Gandaki and Trishuli rivers meet. This holy site attracts pilgrims and offers beautiful riverside scenery and spiritual experiences.