Chitwan Jungle Safari

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Country: Nepal

You will visit: Kathmandu, Chitwan

Safari standard: Economy

Wildlife: One-horned rhinos, elephants, tiger, black beer, sloth beer, spotted deer, barking deer, hog deer, sambar deer, antelopes, wild boar, wild chickens, peacock, different species of birds, gharials, alligators, monkeys, reptiles.

Viewing by: Game viewer, canoe, 4x4 vehicle

Getting around: 4x4 transfer vehicles

Trip Mode: Flight ( 25 mins) OR Drive (5 hrs)

Arrive/Depart: Fly in/out Kathmandu/ The nearest airport to Chitwan is Bharatpur (10kms drive)

Chitwan is situated in Rapti valley in subtropical land of Terai(Plains). The rugged Churia hills, sal forests, grassland and reverine forests, swamps and lakes provides excellent habitats for an unusually rich variety of large mammals. It is one of the few remaining habitat of Royal Bengal tiger and great one horned rhinoceros. The package offer a wilderness of rich ecosystem that includes mammals, birds, reptiles and water animals of several kinds. Small herd of wild elephants are occasionally seen. About 309 species of birds including gangetic dolphin, waterfowl - both migratory and residential, and two species of crocodile are found in the park. There are scientific research projects funded by WWF (World Wild Life Fund) and international organization to understand ecology, behavior and preserve species like rhino, tiger and deer. There is breeding center for nearly extinct ghariel crocodile. Another most important factor adding to the chitwan experience is the colorful Tharu Culture, their way of living, culture and tradition and heart touching Tharu Dance.
DAY 01: ARRIVAL KATHMANDU
Our representative will pick you up from the airport and transfer you to the Hotel in Kathmandu. He will brief you about the program and assist you throughout your stay in Nepal. Later, You can explore the streets of Thamel, the tourist capital of Nepal.

DAY 02: FULL DAY SIGHTSEEING IN KATHMANDU VALLEY
In the morning we take you to a walking tour of Kathmandu Durbar square. We walk through Asan, Hanuman Dhoka, temple of living Goddess, and Kastha Mandap. You go through medieval wonders that have given Kathmandu much of its mystery and atmosphere. The city itself is a labyrinth of streets and markets, crowded with exotic products and a bewildering mix of people. One can see Tibetan women in their stripped aprons, traders from India and Sadhus-Hindu holy men, who are perhaps on pilgrimage to one of the countless shrines and temples spread in the valley. As you wander, your tour guide will explain the intricacies of Nepal’s distinct blend of Hinduism and Buddhism. In the afternoon we visit Swayabhunath. It is one of the secret Buddhist stupa located on a hill top. Legend has it that the Goddess Manjushri found a shrine here after she drained the water from the valley. Today it is regarded as one of the most important Buddhist temples. The temple is located on a hill just 2 km from the city center. It has a vantage point for a panoramic view over the surrounding city and countryside. With its tremendous big white stupa it is a memorable sight to capture. You will then be guided to Boudhanath, an important place for Tibetan pilgrims and Buddhist monks. It is one of the biggest Buddhist stupa in the world and the center of Buddhism. It was listed in the UNESCO Heritage Monument in 1979.

DAY 03: FLY TO CHITWAN – FLY (25mins)
After breakfast, take a leisurely flight to Bharatpur airporit. Our representative will receive your and escort you to your resort. 1:00 PM: Upon arrival- The staff of the resort will welcome you , you will be served some refreshment and lunch. Rooms will be assigned and there will be a short briefing about the program and the facilities. 3:00 PM: After rest your jungle guide/naturalist will brief you about the activities and take you for a Village tour to a nearby ethnic Tharu village where you will learn more about the life and lifestyle of the Tharus. Visit to the National Park Visitor’s centre where you can learn more about the history of the National Park and about wildlife & Sun set view from the bank of Rapti River 7:00 PM: Slide presentation. One of our jungle experts will introduce background data and history of the Royal Chitwan National Park as well as some other topics relating to wildlife. Your questions are most welcome. 8:00 Dinner

DAY 04: IN CHITWAN NATIONAL PARK
06.00 : Wake up call. 06.30 : Breakfast. 07.00 : Canoe ride along the Rapti River. An excellent opportunity for Bird Watching and for seeing the 2 rare species of crocodiles; the Marsh Mugger and the fish eating Gharial. You will visit the Crocodile breeding farm and Jungle Walk back to the pickup point. In addition one can enjoy elephant bathing view or participate with a minimum fee to the mahout. 13.00 : Lunch 15.00 : Elephant Safari. An excellent opportunity to see four different kinds of deer, antelopes, rhinoceros, wild boar, monkeys, leopard, Black beer, sloth bear and the Royal Bengal Tiger (If you are lucky). You will also encounter many bird species and other smaller mammals that have made Chitwan their home. 19.00 : Tharu cultural dance. 20.00 : Dinner

DAY 05: In Chitwan National Park
Wake up call. 07.00 : Breakfast. 07.45 : Visit to the Government Elephant Breeding Centre 13.00 : Lunch. 14.00 : Jeep Drive at Twenty Thousand Lake or Elephant Safari 20.00 : Dinner

DAY 06: In Kathmandu
8:00 AM: Breakfast 9:30 AM: Departure

DAY 07: Depart Kathmandu
COST-PRIVATE TRIP
- US$ 1295 per person
Cost includes:
1. Airfare
2. Airport transfers
3. Hotel accommodation in Kathmandu 2 star
4. Full day sightseeing in Kathmandu with English speaking tour guide
5. Sightseeing entrance fees
6. Full board –breakfast, lunch and dinner at 3 star Chitwan resort.
7. All taxes
Cost does not include:
1. Personal clothing, sleeping bag etc.
2. Personal accident and health insurance
3. Emergency evacuation and medical-box.
4. Alcoholic and bottled beverage, laundry, and tips
The following list should give you an idea of the essentials;
- Short & Long Sleeve Shirts - Long sleeved is for protection from the sun and insects in the evenings.
- Shorts & Trousers - again, long trousers can protect from the sun & insects
- Swim wear for on the river
- Shoes - Comfortable trainers/shoes and a pair of sandals. You will need some type of hiking or safari boot if you plan on any walking safaris.
- Binoculars Camera
- Personal first-aid kit and wash kit
- Guidebooks, maps, etc
- Water bottle
- Insect Repellent
- Sunscreen and lip protector
- Sunglasses (with retaining device) and/or a cap
- Personal medication
- Flashlight
- Footwear
- Reading book
Temperature: Oct/March (average temp. 25 degrees) April to June - Hot above 40 degrees July to Sept: Rainy
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