Chitwan National Park is located 160 km SW from Kathmandu in the subtropical lowlands of Terai. The park is well known as the last resort of the rare and endangered one horn rhinoceros, One of the last wild resorts for the Bengal tiger, the very special gharial crocodile, also marsh magar crocodile, and the Gangetic dolphin, which is almost die out.

A lot of other species like deer’s, wild pigs, striped hyena, four horned antelope, wild elephant, python, sloth bear, wild bison, and over 450 species of birds, like the giant hornbill, bengal florican, kingfisher can be seen during visiting the park. Visiting the jungle let you feel the adventure atmosphere of Josef Conrad and brings back the feeling and spirit of the time of great explorers past times.

Discover this “other” side of Nepal. The 932sqkm chitwan national park is designated as a World heritage Site.