Leave the mountains behind and head to the green lowlands of southern Nepal. Ride a jeep through tall grass, glide down the river in a dugout canoe and walk the jungle with an expert naturalist, looking for rhinos, crocodiles, deer and, if you are lucky, a tiger.
Nepal's national parks protect some of Asia's most famous animals. Chitwan is easy to reach and full of activities, while Bardia in the far west is wilder and quieter, with some of the best chances of seeing a Bengal tiger.
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Explore the most common questions and answers to help you plan a safe and unforgettable wildlife safari adventure in Nepal.
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Contact us nowOctober to March is cool and pleasant. From February to May the tall grass is cut and animals are easier to spot.
Yes, walks are always led by trained naturalists who know how to keep a safe distance from wildlife.
Light clothes in green or brown colours, comfortable shoes, a hat and insect repellent.
Two nights in Chitwan is enough for a first visit. Bardia is further away, so plan at least four nights.