The Wildlife Safari in Nepal is a 10-day trip that lets you explore the heritage sites, wildlife, and culture of southern Nepal all at once. Instead of sticking to one place, you’ll visit many popular destinations, world heritage sites, and national parks. It’s perfect for people who love nature, culture, and wildlife adventures.
The best parts of the trip are the chic safari camps in Bardia and Chitwan national parks. You’ll get to experience amazing nature and unique wildlife encounters. You’ll also get to learn about the Tharu culture, their simple way of life, and how they live alongside wild animals.

Chitwan National Park
Chitwan National Park is a well-known wildlife sanctuary in Nepal, spanning across 953 square kilometers. It’s home to over 544 species of birds and various wild animals thriving in its jungles, grasslands, and wetlands. You can enjoy exciting jungle safaris, including canoe rides, jungle walks, wildlife tracking, and jeep safaris.

Moreover, instead of traditional elephant rides, Chitwan offers ethical elephant experiences. These include activities like walking alongside elephants and visiting them in chain-free corrals, as well as enjoying elephant sundowners. It’s a fantastic way to experience the park’s beauty and wildlife while respecting the animals and their habitats.

Bardiya National Park
Bardia National Park is equally rich in biodiversity and is less populated than Chitwan National Park. This protected area extending over 968 sq km is a dreamland for wildlife enthusiasts and a favorable habitat for the Royal Bengal Tigers. Tracking and watching the majestic endangered creature has become one of the popular activities in this national park. Besides tigers, other rare and endangered animals like the one-horned rhinos and Asian elephants also reside in the jungles of Bardia. Similarly, more than 438 species of resident and migratory birds hover around the forests, grasslands, and river banks. While the Gharial crocodiles, river dolphins, and 125 species of fish are found in Karnali and Babai Rivers nearby.