Jungle Safari in Chitwan National Park is an ideal way for people to experience nature within Nepal's rich flora and fauna. You can explore the jungles of Chitwan National Park either by Jeep or on foot, while keeping an eye out for animals such as rhinoceroses, tigers, deer and exotic birds.
Elephant Safari allows people to take a ride on an elephant, giving them a unique perspective of the wildlife they're viewing (from above). As a result of taking an Elephant Safari, you will see more animals than on a Jungle Safari due to the height from which you will see them and the fact that you can ride them in safety and comfort.
When you canoe on the Rapti River, you will experience relaxation and peace while paddling on the calm waters of the river, possibly seeing crocodiles and many varieties of birds along the banks of the river. Canoeing on the Rapti River is a great way to connect with nature while recreating and making new friends.
Chitwan is home to more than 500 species of birds. For lovers of nature, bird watching is one of the most satisfying activities, as they will enjoy the beauty of colorful and rare species of birds found among the forests, wetlands, and along the banks of rivers. This activity can be experienced at its fullest in the early hours of every day.
Local dance performances (Tharu culture) can be enjoyed at the Sauraha Village of Chitwan. The performances include local music and dancing, as well as traditional costumes, customs, and traditions, while providing the visitor with a better appreciation for the indigenous way of life in Chitwan.
Jeep safaris offer visitors quick and in-depth experiences of Chitwan National Park. With a jeep, travelers can explore more extensive areas of the national park and therefore have a higher chance of seeing rare wildlife. A jeep safari is a great form of adventure, and the experience is enhanced by the use of professional guides and Jeeps.