USD 870 Per Person
- TRIP DURATION
- 03 Days
- MAX. ALTITUDE
- Churia Hills (850 m)
- TRIP GRADE
- Easy
- LODGING
- 3-Star Hotel
- BEST SEASON
- All Season
- MEALS
- Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
- COMMUNICATION
- Wi-Fi/ Local SIM Card
- PER DAY WALK
- Less than 1 Hour
Chitwan National Park Tour
Nepal is famous for its majestic mountains, but it also holds great prosperity to grow as a bio-hub spot. The geography of Nepal stretches from 80 to 8848.86 meters above sea level, with a wide range of ecosystems. These ecosystems nourish a great species of flora and fauna, contributing to the development of tourism.
Chitwan National Park is a savanna for several birds, mammals, insects, reptiles, amphibians, fishes, and many more species. Further, the Park is home to several research and conservation areas for various rare species.
Additionally, apart from wildlife, the park is equally famous for conservation and cultivating numerous plant species, from herbs to ginormous trees.
Initially, the goal of this national park was to conserve the One-horned Rhino, a very rare mammal breed in Terai of Nepal. They also worked on conversations of Bengal tigers, Asian elephants, and valuable species of deer that can be seen during the Chitwan Jungle Safari tour.
There are several safari options to enjoy all these rich biodiversities. You can go on a jungle, jeep, canoe, or elephant safari. Each safari option offers a look into the wildlife and vegetation of the park.
Overview
Chitwan National Park is among Nepal’s well-preserved wildlife and is located in the southwestern part of Chitwan District. The Park was established as the Royal Chitwan National Park in 1973 and enlisted as a World Heritage Site in 1984.
The elevation of Chitwan National Park Nepal ranges between 110 meters (361 feet) and 850 meters (2789 feet) above sea level.
Among all the natural touristic spots, the park is a famous destination for numerous nature enthusiasts. This small landmark has over 10% of the world’s bird species (867 birds) and 651 butterfly species.
On top of that, there are 208 mammas,123 reptiles, and 55 amphibians around the Nation. The pristine mountain lakes and cascading rivers are home to 230 freshwater fish. Also, the number of floras in the tropical, temperate, and alpine landscapes is unbelievable.
Apart from exploration of plants and animals, there are lots of other activities a tourist can do. Whether you want to have a relaxing holiday with your family, have a cultural experience, or plan to do some research in Nepal, this Chitwan Jungle Safari is our best recommendation.
Due to the abundance of tourists, the national park has been polluted. However, several efforts have been made to manage plastic waste by banning the use of single-use plastics. Further, the visitors have been encouraged to bring waste or dispose of it responsibly.
Location of Park
The Chitwan National Park is located in the south-central part of Nepal. It lies in the sub-tropical low areas of Chitwan, Makawanpur, Parsa, and Nawalparasi districts. The National Park is bordered by the Narayani River in the north and the Rapti River in the south.
The easy accessibility and proximity to other popular tourist destinations in Nepal, such as Lumbini and Pokhara, make the Park even more popular. Both local and foreign tourists can enjoy the unique ecosystem and rich biodiversity.
Area of Park
The total area of Chitwan National Park covers 952.63 sq. km (367.8 square miles), out of which almost 70% of the park area is covered by Sal forests. The rest of the area is covered by grasslands and riverine ecosystems.
Additionally, the National Park has a buffer zone with an area of 729.37 sq. km (281.6 square miles). These areas include a wide range of wildlife and vegetation, including rivers and small ponds. Also, several small indigenous villages are encompassed within the area.
Official Map of The Chitwan National Park (CNP)
About Chitwan Safari Package
The Chitwan National Park tour package organized by Himalayan Masters offers a 2-night and 3-day stay at a luxurious hotel in Sauraha.
Some of the major highlights of the tour are the Thar cultural exhibition and their dance performance in the evening. Additionally, elephant rides, jungle safaris, a museum visit, and more are other exciting activities of the tour.
This itinerary has been prepared so that you can relax and enjoy the holiday within a short interval of time. If you opt to finish this entire trip in a shorter time, you can take flights to Chitwan or drive back to Kathmandu at night.
Safari Facts
- Established Date: 1973 AD
- Enlisted in World Heritage Site: 1984 AD
- Area: 952.63 sq. km. (367.81 square miles)
- Elevation: 110 meters – 850 meters
- Safari Duration: 3-day 2-night
- Accommodation: 3-star Hotel
- Food: Local/International
- Transportation: Flight/ Private Car/ Tourist Bus/ Local Bus
- Location: Inner Terai (Sauraha)
- Geography: Grasslands, forests, rivers, marshes, etc.
- Best Seasons: Spring (March-May)
- Tour Options: Jeep safari, elephant safari, jungle safari, canoe safari
- Endangered species exploration: one-horned rhino, Bengal tiger, gharial crocodile, adjutant stroke, etc.
- Cost: $870
Highlights of the Tour
- Riding in the back of an elephant around the area of the National Park for almost half an hour.
- A detailed tour of the National Park in a Jeep for the Chitwan Jungle Safari.
- Accompanied by an expert guide with knowledge of plants and animals in the area along with the history of the local community.
- Boating (canoe rides) in a small wooden boat in the Rapt River through the National Park.
- Exploration of over 500 species of birds and endangered species such as Bengal tiger, gharial crocodile, on-horned rhino, Asiatic elephants, etc.
- Visit the museum inside the breeding area of crocodiles and elephants, and take short hikes in safer areas.
- The scenic sunset view from the hotel along the Rapti River.
- Night’s stay at Tower, which lies within the premises of National Park.
- Visit the local Tharu community and their museums, and enjoy the unique Tharu dance.
- Luxury accommodation and full-course Nepalese meals are included in the package.
- Enjoy the local Nepali and Tharu cuisine.
Chitwan National Park Safari Itinerary Outline From Kathmandu
- Day 1: Drive from Kathmandu to Chitwan National Park (170 km/ 105.6 miles, 5 hours)
- Day 2: Explore Park
- Day 3: Visit CG Shashwat Dham & Drive back to Kathmandu (216 km/ 134.2 miles, 6-7 hours)
Chitwan National Park Tour Experience
A tour of Chitwan National Park offers an unforgettable experience that immerses visitors in the rich biodiversity and vibrant culture of Nepal. A tour on thrilling wildlife safaris to spot unique species like Bengal tigers, one-horned rhinoceroses, and so on.
You can choose between jeep safaris, elephant safaris, or walking safaris to witness the brilliance of nature. Canoe rides along the Rapti River give a different perspective of the National Park.
It is also a Shangri-la for bird watching, where bird enthusiasts can see a variety of birds, including migratory birds. Besides these, the cultural experience is one exciting part of this tour. Further, you can experience the culture of native Tharu communities, representing their tradition, dance, and cuisine.
Visiting the Elephant and Gharial Crocodile Breeding Center offers insight into the efforts made to conserve wildlife. They have been engaged in rhino and tiger tracking and have a chance to see them in their natural habitat.
Lastly, nature walks and jungle exploration with a guide make Chitwan National Park a great destination for everyone.
Important Notes for Chitwan National Park Safari
- You need a special permit for photography and videography inside the National Park.
- Listen to your naturalist guide for a better and safer Chitwan National Park Safari.
- You are not allowed to disturb the natural habitat or vegetation of the National Park.
- You might be penalized if you commit any offensive activities like killing wildlife or cutting plants.
- Do not litter inside or around the National Park.
- You will need to obtain a Chitwan National Park Entry permit before entering the territory.
- Respect traditional villages inside or outside the national park.
- All your 3 meals, accommodation, transportation, and costs for various activities are included in the trip package.
- For extra services like visiting around Bharatpur city, cycling, and additional drinks and snacks, you will need to pay an extra charge.
- Hire a tour guide for your convenience.
Benefits of Booking with Himalayan Masters
We, Himalayan Masters, ensure that your Chitwan National Park Safari is going to be a secure, comfortable, and memorable tour in Nepal. Our experienced team will be there to assist you throughout the journey.
We provide one of the most affordable prices for any trip, with many souvenirs. This trip to Chitwan Nation Park is going to be a trip to remember for a lifetime.
ITINERARY
Day 01: Drive from Kathmandu to Chitwan
Drive Route: Kathmandu → Malekhu → Mugling → Tandi → Sauraha
Beginning Point: Kathmandu
Ending Point: Sauraha
Lunch: On the Route
Kathmandu to Sauraha Distance: 163 km (101.2 miles)
Overnight: Sauraha
On the first day of Chitwan Jungle Safari, we will pick you up in a private car at any spot near and around Kathmandu Valley. We can drive from Kathmandu to Chitwan Sauraha in a tourist van or a private car, depending on the tour budget.
As we drive along the bank of the Trishuli River, we shall stop at Malekhu to enjoy some local fish delicacies and reach our hotel at around 2 to 3 pm in the evening.
In the hotel, you shall be welcomed with some drinks and snacks. After a few moments to freshen up, you have the following things in your Itinerary.
- Cultural tour of the Tharu villages of Chitwan Park.
- Sunset view in the riverside.
- Tharu cultural dance and dinner in the evening.
- Enjoy the delicacy of Nepali cuisine.
- Stay 3-star hotel.
Meal : Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation : 3-star Hotel
Walking / Driving : 4-5 hrs ride
Day 02: Explore Chitwan National Park
Now, this is an important day for the trip. After breakfast, we have a bunch of activities lined up for you that you can do inside Chitwan Park. We will be doing the following activities one by one.
- Horse riding for about 10 minutes
- Visit the Elephant and Crocodile Breeding Centre
- Elephant riding for about half an hour
- Jungle Safari on a Jeep with a guide for about 4 hours
- Bird watching along the Rapt River
- Canoe riding for about 1 hour
Once you have completed all these activities, you can go for a walk or cycle around the town of Sauraha. Then, in the evening, you can again savour Nepali, Tharu, Western, or other local foods at your hotel.
Meal : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation : 3-star Hotel
Day 03: Visit Shashwat Dham and Drive back to KathmanduÂ
Drive Route: Sauraha → Narayanghat → CG Shashwatdham → Narayanghat → Mugling → Malekhu → Kathmandu
Beginning Point: Sauraha
Ending Point: Kathmandu
Lunch: On the Route
Sauraha to CG Shashwat Dham Distance: 41 km (25.47 miles)
CG Shashwat Dham to Kathmandu Distance: 170 km (105.6 mi)
Overnight: Kathmandu
As an added bonus to this trip, Himalayan Masters also integrates a visit to CG Shashwat Dham in the west of Chitwan Park towards Nawalparasi district.
This temple is about 1 hour and 15 minutes ride from our hotel and oversees the modern Hindu Temple of Nepal. This is one of the latest commercial temples made by a popular billionaire of Nepal, Binod Chaudhary.
After that, we will drive back to the Chitwan district and trace our route back to Kathmandu. We will stop at one of the beautiful hotels on the riverbank for lunch and drive along the Trishuli River back to Kathmandu.
You can also include an exciting white water rafting trip in Trishuli on the way back or go for a cable car ride to the famous temple of Manakamana. Back at the hotel in Kathmandu, we shall have a small celebration and call an end to our trip.
About CG Shashwat Dham in Brief
CG Shashwat Dham was established in 2013 by the Chaudhary Group, owned by Binod Chaudhary. Although the temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva, you can see various small temples and statues of other gods and goddesses.
The temple is built in a unique Shikhar architecture, blending traditional Nepali and modern styles. It is a popular religious destination for Hindu pilgrims. Many tourists visit the temple with a holy “Devghat Dham” at the bank of the Narayani River.
You can see a beautiful sculpture of Lord Shiva amidst a serene environment, gardens, and parks all around. There is also a small museum inside the temple, showcasing various religious and historical artifacts.
Various “Rudraksha” beads, ancient money, traditional dress, Shivalinga, pictures, etc., are some of the things you can see there.
Meal : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation : 3-star Hotel
Walking / Driving : 7 hours driving
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Things to see inside Chitwan National Park
Animals
- Bengal tigers
- Indian rhinoceros
- Asian elephants
- various species of deer
- leopards
- sloth bears
- gharial crocodiles, etc.
Birds
- Kalij Pheasant
- Great Hornbill
- Woodpeckers
- Blue peafowl
- Black-necked Stork
- Wooly-necked Stork
- Deep-blue Kingfisher
- Stork-Billed Kingfisher
- Bar-headed Goose
- Black-crested Bulbul bird
- Red-vented Bulbul
- Grey-headed Fish Eagle
- White-eyed Buzzard
- Red-breasted Parakeet bird, etc.
Plants
- Sal
- Silk cotton
- Elephant grass
- Sissoo
- Khair
- Rosewood
- Rattan
- Indian butter, etc.
Vegetation
- Mix of grasslands
- Deciduous forests
- Wetlands
- River basins
How to get from Kathmandu to Chitwan?
Chitwan is about 5-6 hours of road distance (~169 km/105 miles) and 15 minutes of aerial distance from Chitwan National Park. There are four options to get from Kathmandu to Chitwan National Park.
Fly to Bharatpur Airport
You can fly to Chitwan Airport from the domestic terminal of Kathmandu airport. This is a 15-minute short flight and costs about $100 for foreigners. From the airport, you can take a private taxi to Saraha, which costs about $20.
Drive in a private vehicle
You can hire a private car directly from Kathmandu to Sauraha, and a taxi can cost you about $70 to $90, depending upon your bargaining skills.
Drive in a tourist bus
You can get a tourist bus/van from Thamel, the bus park, or Kalanki to Chitwan’s bus park. From there, the drive to Sauraha is about 45 minutes, and you can take a private taxi again.
The fare of a tourist bus is about $15 from Kathmandu to Chitwan. This bus usually leaves Kathmandu in the morning, and booking your trip in advance is recommended.
Drive in a local bus
Many local buses or microbuses leave daily from Kathmandu to Chitwan. While these local buses are crowded and not as comfortable as tourist vans, you can find many local buses throughout the day.
The best place to find a local bus leaving for Chitwan is from Kalanki, and you don’t need to book in advance. The price for the local bus is $6 to $8, and from Chitwan bus park, you can take another local bus to Sauraha, which costs about $1. But again, the local buses are not so clean, crowded, and noisy.
Things to do in Chitwan National Park
Elephant Rides
There are elephant-rearing units inside the Chitwan National Park, and one can ride on the back of an elephant at a certain charge. You will be accompanied by a local guide or Elephant masters who take care of your safety throughout the ride.
In about 30 minutes of the ride, the elephant takes you around the forest and along the river bank, where you can see many other animals bathing and enjoying the sun. You can stop for a few seconds to capture one of such beautiful pictures.
Jeep Safari
On the outskirts of Chitwan National Park, we can hire a jeep for the rides. Option for private rides and group joining are available depending on the season and the time we go there.
In about 4 hours, we can dive deep into the thickest of forests to spot some of the rare wildlife in the woods. The naturalist guide will explain to you all the animals and unique flora you see along the ride.
Canoe Safari
Now, this is an exciting activity, and we will be riding on a small wooden boat into Rapt River. You will have a boat driver to lead the boat as you see some Crocodiles basking in the sun. It’s, of course, a thrilling ride as you see crocodiles swimming alongside you. This is also a great time to spot some beautiful and unique birds.
Tharu Cultural Tour and Dances
Tharu are the indigenous group of people who still live in the forest of Chitwan. Their nomadic lifestyle takes you back to the last century when you can observe humans living in harmony with nature.
Their way of life, tools, foods, and houses reflect the very old traditions of Nepal. Despite being close to Chitwan, the commercial capital of Nepal, they lead a very poor and basic lifestyle.
Also, Tharu foods and dances are getting very popular in Nepal. The young ladies shall perform their cultural dance, the Tharu dress, and obviously, you can join them to learn a few moves.
Elephant Breeding Centre and Museum visit
In the outer circle of Chitwan National Park, you get to visit a small museum with a display of animals inside the park. Some organs of rare animals, such as horns, skins, teeth, etc., are displayed along with the information card of all the animals.
Then, we will visit the breeding centre for elephants. The government has planned to increase the number of Asia elephants on this premises. For that, the adult Elephant is given assistance to mate and give birth while the younger children are given extensive care. You can see many elephant babies of different sizes and ages during the visit.
Bird Watching
The Chitwan National Park trip is the best spot to watch some rare migratory birds. If possible, we will provide you with binoculars for a close-up view of the birds, and the naturalist guide will explain their origin to you.
Sunset Viewing
The Sunset of the Terai area is very beautiful, especially when you observe it from the river shore. When you are tired from the numerous activities throughout the day, a beautiful sunset is the best possible way to end the Royal Chitwan National Park tour now.
What is the possible extension to Chitwan Jungle Safari?
Chitwan NP almost lies in the centre of Nepal, and many other nearby areas are accessible from Chitwan. You can drive to Pokhara, the city of lakes and caves, with about 4-5 hours (148 km/92 miles) ride from Chitwan.
Or, you can get to Lumbini, the birthplace of Gautam Buddha about 6-7 hours (165 km/102.5 miles) from Chitwan. Within Chitwan, you can visit water parks, temples, the local market, Devghat, and also go rafting or Cruising in the Narayani River.
Best Season/Months to do Chitwan Jungle Safari
The best season to do Chitwan Jungle Safari is during the dry season. Typically, October to March is considered the dry season, as there is no rainfall and the skies are clear, giving you a long-range and clear view.
During these seasons, wild grasses are trimmed or dried, making it easier to navigate. You can see various animals grazing or resting in their natural habitat from far and wide during these months.
Likewise, touring Chitwan in April and May can be considered. The weather is warm, but you can still spot various wildlife during these months.
However, we recommend that you avoid going on jungle safaris during the rainy season (June-September). There is a risk of flooding in Rapti River, and the weather will be sunny.
Permits for Chitwan National Park
You will need to obtain a Chitwan National Park Permit to visit the National Park. The permit costs NPR 2000 for foreigners, NPR 1000 for SAARC, and NPR 150 for Nepali citizens. The costs are subjected to per person per entry.
These permits can be purchased at the entrance gate or from the authorized personnel. Additionally, for other activities, such as elephant bath rides or cultural performances, the permits can be purchased through hotels, lodges, or local tour guides.
Note: You might also need a few special permits if you want to visit a few nearby spots and local villages.
Chitwan Sauraha Tour Price/Cost
The Chitwan National Park Nepal tour package price can vary according to the tour organizer and the services that you take. With Himalayan Masters, you can book the tour package at just $870, which includes all your entry and activity permits, food, accommodation, and transport costs.
Here’s a breakdown of your tour cost:
Park Entry Cost
Foreigners: NPR 2000 per person per day
SAARC: NPR 1000 per person per day
Nepali: NPR 150 per person per day
Accommodation Cost
Low budget lodges: NPR 1000-2500 per night
Mid-range hotels: NPR 3000-5000 per night
Luxury resorts: NPR 8000-15,000 per night
Activities Cost
Jeep Safari: NPR 4000-6000 per person for a half-day
Elephant Safari: NPR 2500-3500 per person
Canoe Safari: NPR 1200-1500 per person
Jungle Walk/Guided Tour: NPR 2000-3500 per person
Elephant Bathing Ride: NPR 500 per person
Cultural programs: NPR 300-500 per person
Transportation Cost
Public vehicle: around NPR 1000 per person
Private vehicle: NPR 10,000-15000
Flight: NPR 4000-7000 one way (Kathmandu to Bharatpur/Chitwan)
Food Cost
Budget restaurant: NPR 300-800 per meal
Luxury restaurants: NPR 1500 or more (per meal)
Additional Cost
The drinks might cost around NPR 150 to 500, depending on the type of drink that you take. Likewise, other activities, such as cycling, might cost around NPR 200-500. Additionally, you might need to obtain special permits for photography or filming.
Also, you might want to give some tips for the naturalist guide, drivers, or hotel staff. It depends on you.
Packing List for Chitwan Jungle Safari
- Light and breathable clothing
- Comfortable walking or sports shoes
- Hat and raincoat
- Warm cloths (for winter)
- Sunglasses
- Swimwear
- Sunscreen
- Insects repellent cream
- Binocular
- Cameras
- First-aid kit and personal medicine
- Official documents and permits
- Flashlight
- Towel
- Daypack
- Power bank
Note: You can customize your packing list according to your personal preferences and necessities.
Accommodation in Chitwan Jungle Safari
The accommodation in Chitwan Jungle Safari ranges from budget lodges to luxury hotels. The price and level of services can differ according to your preference.
You can find all sorts of facilities like an attached bathroom, hot showers, free Wi-Fi, an in-room charging port, and even a camping and BBQ option for an appropriate charge.
Some of the hotels also offer cultural programs in the evening.
Likewise, you have 2 options for accommodation. You can stay in the hotel/lodge room or go camping in a tent.
Lodges/Hotels
Single, double or shared rooms with attached bathrooms and Western-style toilets can be found in the hotels. Likewise, they offer toiletries, hot showers, charging ports, and Wi-Fi free of cost. The rooms are clean, warm and comfortable. You can spend the night in a cozy bed with a warm blanket.
Tent Camping
On the other hand, tent camping is not so fancy. The rooms are generally shared, with basic bedding. You won’t have attached bathrooms or Western-style toilets in these tents. Check for charging ports, availability of Wi-Fi, hot shower, etc., before booking the tent.
However, it is going to be a unique experience sleeping in a tent. Out of your ordinary bed, you will be sleeping under billions of stars twinkling at night. The natural immersion is going to be a surreal experience of a lifetime.
Hotels in Chitwan National Park Nepal
- Tigerland Safari Resort
- Landmark Forest Park
- Jungle Wildlife Camp
- Sapana Village Lodge
- Jungle Villa Resort
- Green Park Chitwan
- Shanta Ghar Resort
- Safari Narayani Hotel
- Miraaya Golf & Wellness Resort
- Temple Tiger Jungle Lodge
Food in Chitwan Jungle Safari
The food during the Chitwan Jungle Safari offers a unique blend of local and international cuisine. Besides your ordinary meals, you can savour the traditional Nepali and Tharu community delicacies.
Dal Bhat and curry set and Tharu Food plates are some alluring food options we recommend that you must eat. The specialty of Tharu food is bamboo shoots curry and fish curry. We assure you that your belly will be happy enough after each meal during this tour.
Breakfast
- Dal Bhat
- Veg and non-veg curry
- Aloo paratha, dosa, or chapati
- Different egg items
- Fresh fruits and juice
- Tea/coffee, etc.
Lunch
- Dal Bhat
- Chicken, mutton, or fish curry
- Veg stir-fry
- Pickle
- Mo: Mo
- Pizza
- Burger
- Spaghetti
- Salad, etc.
Dinner
- Dal Bhat
- Tharu-style fish and chicken items
- Bamboo shoots curry
- Veg and non-veg biryani
- Veg and non-veg curry
- Chapati, roti, or naan, etc.
Dessert
- Gulab Jamun
- Rice pudding
- Fruit salad
- Curd
- Ice cream, etc.
Places to visit in Chitwan National Park
Apart from all the exciting things to do in Chitwan National Park, there are other things to do or visit around here. Some of them are:
- Visit one of the Lakes in Nepal, Bishazari Tal, inside the National Park.
- Visit Maula Kalika Temple, which is just an hour’s ride.
- Visit Bharatpur City and buy some amenities and souvenirs.
Distance of Chitwan National Park
- Pokhara to Chitwan National Park distance: 148 km (92 miles)
- Lumbini to Chitwan National Park distance: 165 km (102.5 miles)
- Kathmandu to Chitwan National Park distance: 169 km (105 miles)
- From Bharatpur: 20 km (12.4 miles)
Bardia National Park vs Chitwan National Park
Bardiya National Park and Chitwan National Park are two of the most popular national parks in Nepal. Both of them are known for their wide range of wildlife reserves, offering once in a lifetime opportunity to witness these magnificent flora and fauna.
Chitwan National Park is more popular and can be easily accessed from Kathmandu or Pokhara. This park is especially popular for one-horned rhinoceros and gharial crocodiles. You can also visit the crocodile and elephant breeding centre here.
While the Bardiya National Park is situated in a more remote and less crowded part of Nepal. You can explore off-the-beaten-path, with chances of spotting Bengal tigers in their natural habitat. This national park can be the best option for those looking for solitude and rich biodiversity.
Booking Procedure
There are two options for Booking the Chitwan Jungle tour. Firstly, you can send us a message or an email here and take our entire package with all the cost of the trip and a guide. Everything will be arranged according to your schedule, and you have nothing to worry about.
Or, you can choose to travel independently to Chitwan NP. First, get a bus from Kathmandu to Chitwan and book one of the hotels in Sauraha (the city where the National Park is located).
Then, walk inside the National Park the other day and book a jeep ride (join a group or get your own jeep) or an elephant ride at the counter around the Narayani River bank. You can hire a guide separately for the second day of the Chitwan NP tour only.
Documents for Booking
- A copy of your passport
- A copy of your visa ticket
- 2 passport-sized photos
- Emergency contact details
Last-minute Booking
You can make a last-minute booking by contacting us via WhatsApp, phone, or email or by filling out the information form on our website. Or, you can visit the office and let us handle the rest of the hustle and bustle.
However, booking should be done at least 1 day prior to the day of the trip, and the tour package is only valid once you make the full payment.
Cancellation and Postpone Policy
Once you have booked the Chitwan National Park Tour with Himalayan Masters, you can cancel or postpone the trip. You can postpone the trip due to any reason. However, some service charges could be levied on cancellation.
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Reviews
My mates and I went to the Chitwan National Park Tour with the Himalayan Masters. It was an excellent journey….we did jeep safari. We were lucky to see a one-horned rhino and Asiatic elephant. But we only could see Bengal tiger from a far, but yes we did see it. We might be visiting soon to see other places too.
HarrysonAustralia
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