Chitwan National Park Jungle Safari Tour

In this tour, you’ll travel comfortably by a tourist bus from Kathmandu or Pokhara to Chitwan. The journey offers beautiful views of Nepal’s countryside, including rivers, green hills, villages, and scenic landscapes along the way.

Upon reaching Chitwan, our team member will be there to pick you up from the bus station and transfer you to your jungle resort. We ensure a smooth arrival and assist you with the check-in process so you can relax and prepare for your exciting wildlife adventure ahead.

At the end of the tour, after completing your jungle activities and checking out from the resort, you’ll be dropped off at the designated bus station for your return journey to Kathmandu, Pokhara, or your next destination.

During your Chitwan National Park safari tour, we provide pleasant and restful accommodation at 3-star hotels or resorts with modern amenities. Accommodations include big rooms, clean bathrooms, and comfortable twin-sharing beds, as well as amenities like swimming pools, gardens, and on-site eateries.

Staying in well-maintained lodges or resorts improves your safari experience by allowing you to relax after a day of wildlife adventures and cultural exploration.

Prioritizing your health, we offer a variety of hygienic and fresh buffet options during your tour package. This includes 2 breakfasts, 2 lunches, and 2 dinners, accompanied by refreshing fruit juices and delightful desserts.

If you have specific dietary preferences or requirements, please inform us during the booking process, and we will ensure your food is prepared according to your preferences.

Before entering Chitwan National Park, every visitor must have a valid national park entry permit issued by the park authorities. This permit helps support wildlife conservation, habitat protection, and the management of Nepal’s protected areas.

For activities such as jeep safari, jungle walk, and other guided wildlife experiences, additional permissions or activity fees may apply depending on the chosen program. 

For your convenience, all required Chitwan National Park entry permits, safari-related fees, and government charges are included in our package cost. Our team will take care of the necessary arrangements, allowing you to enjoy your jungle adventure without worrying about extra procedures.

Jungle Safari Entry Fee

A jungle safari entry fee is required for all visitors to Chitwan National Park:

• • Foreign tourists: NPR 2,000 ( Approx. USD 15)

• • SAARC nationals: NPR 1,000

• • Nepalese citizens: NPR 150

Note: Permit fees may change based on government regulations, so the latest applicable rates will be followed at the time of your visit.

Jungle walk:

This is where the jungle truly comes alive. On foot, with only your expert guide, you become part of the ecosystem. You’ll learn to identify medicinal plants, spot perfectly camouflaged insects, and interpret the alarm calls of deer and monkeys. It’s a humbling and exhilarating experience that connects you to the ancient rhythm of the wild.

Canoe Ride:

A canoe safari on the Rapti River offers a quiet, intimate view of Chitwan’s riverine wildlife. As you glide along the river, you might see a variety of birds, crocodiles, and rhinos drinking from the river. Canoe safaris are especially rewarding during sunrise or sunset.

Elephant Breeding Center Visit:

In Chitwan National Park, there’s a designated protected area dedicated to elephant breeding. Here, you can gain knowledge about elephants, from the elderly ones to the young and even the adorable elephant calves.

Jeep Safari:

One of the most well-liked methods to discover Chitwan National Park’s varied wildlife is through the Jeep Safari. A guided jeep safari is perfect for families, groups, and photographers since it enables guests to safely and pleasantly explore vast swaths of the jungle. Jeep Safari in Chitwan National Park, which usually lasts three to four hours, is ideally planned for the early morning or late afternoon when the animals are most active.

Tharu Culture Dance Show:

The Tharu Culture Dance Show is a must-see experience when visiting Chitwan National Park. Performed by the indigenous Tharu people, the show features traditional music, vibrant costumes, and energetic dances that showcase the community’s rich cultural heritage. Most jungle safari lodges in Chitwan offer evening performances, allowing visitors to enjoy the Tharu cultural dance in Chitwan after a day of wildlife adventures.

Tharu Community Village Visit

We don’t just observe; we engage. Visit an authentic Tharu village to understand how people have lived in harmony with this challenging environment for centuries. Learn about their unique architecture, agriculture, and rich cultural heritage.

Although the Chitwan National Park Jungle Safari Tour is an easy and family-friendly adventure, having travel insurance is highly recommended for a worry-free journey.

Travel plans can sometimes be affected by unexpected situations, and proper insurance provides extra protection throughout your trip.

A good travel insurance policy can help cover medical emergencies, trip delays, transportation issues, lost belongings, and other unforeseen travel problems. It ensures that you can enjoy your jungle safari experience with peace of mind while being prepared for any unexpected circumstances.

Your safety and comfort are our top priorities. Although exploring the wilderness is an exciting experience, it is important to follow responsible safari practices to ensure both your safety and the protection of wildlife.

• Always follow your guide’s instructions
• Maintain a safe distance from wildlife
• Avoid loud noises
• Do not feed animals
• Carry drinking water during activities

As a visitor, your small actions can help maintain the beauty of this incredible ecosystem for future generations.

Respect wildlife: Observe animals from a safe distance and avoid disturbing their natural behavior. Remember that you are a guest in their natural habitat.

Support local communities: Engage with local experiences such as Tharu village visits and cultural programs. Supporting local guides, artisans, and businesses helps contribute to the livelihoods of communities around Chitwan.

Avoid plastic waste: Help keep the jungle and surrounding areas clean by minimizing single-use plastics and properly disposing of any waste. Carrying a reusable water bottle is a great way to travel more sustainably.

Follow conservation rules: Always follow the guidelines set by Chitwan National Park, including instructions from your naturalist and safari guides. These rules are designed to protect both visitors and the incredible biodiversity of the park.