Nepal 's first and most famous national park is situated in the central development region covering an area of 932 sq. km. This park includes hilly areas of the Silwalik range covered by deciduous sal forest and carpeted with grass, savannah and riverine vegetation. The park, made up of the flood plains of the Narayani, Rapti and Reu rivers, is home to more than 450 endangered Asian one-horned rhinoceros
and harbours one of the largest population of the elusive and rare Royal Bengal tiger. Besides rhinos and tigers there are four species of deer, leopards, langurs, sloth bears, wild boars, rhesus monkeys, wild dogs, white stocking gaurs and many other smaller animals. Gharial and Marsh mugger crocodiles cavort in the river water. The unique birds which number over 450 species, include cormorants, egrets, stork, geese, jungle fowl, king fishers and endangered species such as Bengal florician, Lesser florician, Brahmin, duck, pintails, Indian pitta and parakeets. This makes the park a true bird watchers' paradise.
3 Nights / 4 Days
On Your arrival at Chitrasari our staff will receive you. You will then be transferred to our camp where you will be offered refreshment & be given a briefing on our camp & its facilities. After being given your programmes for the day, your room will then be allocated to you.
Day 01 : On Your arrival at Chitrasari our staff will receive you. You will then be transferred to our camp where you will be offered refreshment & be given a briefing on our camp & its facilities. After being given your programmes for the day, your room will then be allocated to you.
13.00 - Lunch
15.00 - Village tour to a nearby ethnic Tharu village where you will learn more about the life and lifestyle of the Tharus. Sun set view from the bank of Rapti River .
19.00 - Tharu cultural dance presentation (which you will also participate in) by the local villagers or a slide show presentation on almost everything under the Chitwan.
20.00 - Dinner
Day 02 :
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. + Jungle Walk + One can enjoy the Elephant bathing.
13.00- Lunch.
15.00 - Elephant Safari. An excellent opportunity to see four different kinds of deer, rhinoceros, wild bore, monkey, leopard, sloth bear, and the Royal Bengal Tiger (if you are lucky). You will also encounter many other smaller mammals that have made Chitwan their home.
19.00 - Tharu cultural dance presentation or slides show presentation.
20.00 - Dinner
Day 03 :
06.00 - Wake up call.
06.30 - Breakfast.
07.00 - Visit to the Government Elephant Breeding Centre.
10.00 - Drive to Bees Hazaar Taal (Twenty thousand lakes) where you will see crocodiles and lots of birds in and around these lakes.
13.00 - Lunch. (Pack Lunch)
15.00 - Jeep Drive through the grasslands, riverine forests and Sal forests to Kasara (the National Park's head quarters) Gharial hatchery farm where you will learn about how crocodiles are brought up at this farm & then later released into the rivers.
19.00 - Tharu cultural dance presentation or slides show presentation.
20.00 - Dinner
Day 04 :
06.30 - Wake up call.
07.00 - Breakfast.
07.30 - Visit to the National Park Visitor's centre where you can learn more about the history of the National Park and about wildlife.
10.00 - Departure for onward journey
Cost included : On full board basis as per itinerary above.Ground transport etc.
Cost not included : Extra hotel expenses, single room supplement where requested, any personal expenses (bottled soft drinks, telephone charges, video/camera fees, etc.), domestic and international airfares, rescue charges, tips for crew (typically around NRp200 per Jungle day), airport departure tax (currently NRp1100 for international destinations), Visas and visa extension costs and which is not mentioned above.
Day 01 : On Your arrival at Chitrasari our staff will receive you. You will then be transferred to our camp where you will be offered refreshment & be given a briefing on our lodge & its facilities. After being given your programmes for the day, your room will then be allocated to you.
13.00- Lunch
15.00- Village tour to a nearby ethnic Tharu village where you will learn more about the life and lifestyle of the Tharus. Sun set view from the bank of Rapti River .
19.00 - Tharu cultural dance presentation (which you will also participate in) by the local villagers or a slide show presentation on almost everything under the Chitwan.
20.00 - Dinner
Day 02 :
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. + Jungle Walk + One can enjoy the Elephant bathing.
13.00- Lunch.
15.00 - Elephant Safari. An excellent opportunity to see four different kinds of deer, rhinoceros, wild bore, monkey, leopard, sloth bear, and the Royal Bengal Tiger (if you are lucky). You will also encounter many other smaller mammals that have made Chitwan their home.
19.00 - Tharu cultural dance presentation or slides show presentation.
20.00 - Dinner
Day 03 :
06.00 - Wake up call.
06.30 - Breakfast.
07.00 - Visit to the Government Elephant Breeding Centre.
10.00 - Departure for onward journey.
Cost included : On full board basis as per itinerary above.Ground transport etc.
Cost not included : Extra hotel expenses, single room supplement where requested, any personal expenses (bottled soft drinks, telephone charges, video/camera fees, etc.), domestic and international airfares, rescue charges, tips for crew (typically around NRp200 per Jungle day), airport departure tax (currently NRp1100 for international destinations), Visas and visa extension costs and which is not mentioned above.
ilwalik range covered by deciduous sal forest and carpeted with grass, savannah and riverine vegetation. The park, made up of the flood plains of the Narayani, Rapti and Reu rivers, is home to more than 450 endangered Asian one-horned rhinoceros
and harbours one of the largest population of the elusive and rare Royal Bengal tiger. Besides rhinos and tigers there are four species of deer, leopards, langurs, sloth bears, wild boars, rhesus monkeys, wild dogs, white stocking gaurs and many other smaller animals. Gharial and Marsh mugger crocodiles cavort in the river water. The unique birds which number over 450 species, include cormorants, egrets, stork, geese, jungle fowl, king fishers and endangered species such as Bengal florician, Lesser florician, Brahmin, duck, pintails, Indian pitta and parakeets. This makes the park a true bird watchers' paradise.
Day 01 : On Your arrival at Chitrasari our staff will receive you. You will then be transferred to our camp where you will be offered refreshment & be given a briefing on our lodge & its facilities. After being given your programmes for the day, your room will then be allocated to you. 
