Chitwan Jungle Safari - 5 Days

Chitwan National Park lies in 172 kilometers south of Kathmandu inside the low lands of the inner Terai. It covers the area of 932 sq. km of Chitwan. It was established in 1973 and granted the standing of a World Heritage site in 1984. Deciduous Sal forest covers some area of mountains. The floodplains of Narayani, Rapti covers 1/5 of the park and roofed by dense elephant grass intermix with revering forests of silk, cotton, tree and Sisam tree. Some sort of flora and fauna cover the hills. The highlights of this park are the five hundred Asian one-horned rhino (One-Horned Rhino). Some hundred of Royal Bengal Tigers live in the park.

What can you observe during Chitwan Jungle Safari?

You will discover a lost world of high trees and twisting vines, of pre-historic rhinoceros and lumbering elephants, crocodiles, pythons and deer, bright-colored birds. If you are lucky – the superb Royal Bengal tiger. Sharing home with these are different animals just like the rhesus monkey, grey langur, and leopards. We also introduce you to a different most significant factor adding to the Chitwan expertise – the colorful Tharu Culture, their manner of living, culture, and tradition and heart touching Tharu Dance.

Highlights of Chitwan Jungle Safari

• Explore the Chitwan National Park
• Elephant Safari
• Jeep Drive
• Swimming and Elephant Bathing
• Observe Asian One-Horned Rhino and Royal Bengal Tigers
• Discover the unique tradition and culture of Tharu people Tharu Village Tour
• Boating/Canoeing Trip
• Elephant Briefing
• Bird Watching Tour
• Nature/ Jungle Walk
• Tharu Stick Dance and Culture show

Climate and Best time to take Chitwan Jungle Safari

Chitwan includes a tropical monsoon climate with high humidity throughout the year. the area is found in the central climatic zone of the Himalayas, where monsoon starts in mid-June and eases off in late September. it’s pouring with rain. after mid-October the monsoon clouds have retreated, humidity drops off, and also the top daily temperature bit by bit subsides from ±36 °C / 96.8 °F to ±18 °C / 64.5 °F. Nights settle down to 5 °C / 41.0 °F till late December when it usually rains softly for a number of days. Then temperatures begin rising bit by bit.

The best time to go to Chitwan national park that features a tropical monsoon climate, with height humidity during the year, and 3 main seasons. March to early June is that the traditional hot months, with temperatures rising increasingly to a peak in might. throughout April, despite the heat of the day, the nights are quite cold. Southwesterly winds prevail, and relative humidity is lowest in March. Towards the top of may, the pre-monsoon storms set in. Dark clouds mass within the afternoons, with thunder and lightning and high winds. If rain falls, it comes in late afternoon showers lasting maybe only fifteen to twenty minutes. As might changes into June, the showers go with increasing frequency. Winter lasts from Oct to the end of Feb. The northerly winds are cool, coming back down from the mountains, and this can be the best time of the year to check the good chain range, the air is especially clear in November.