Three places you should visit for a Wildlife tour in Nepal

Nepal has always been on a bucket list for many travelers. And it is such a moment of pride that the world is recognizing Nepal as the best destination to visit across. Nepal has always been in limelight for any kind of travel since it offers everything that travelers expected to see. Adventurous trek and Wildlife tours are the main activities that come into everyone’s mind when we talk about Nepal. In this article, I am going to talk about the wildlife tour and the three places you should visit for a Wildlife tour in Nepal.

Wildlife tour always fascinates the majority of travelers.

The traveler chose this tour to experience nature very closely and also to feel the moment when you encounter wild animals. This sounds amazing and interesting too. I still remember Eric, who was here in Nepal a few years ago. He asked me whether I have gone on a wildlife tour. He added if I haven’t then I should start to plan for it.

Eric believes,” There is no other way to feel nature. If anyone loves nature and if they want to feel in true sense then they should go for a wildlife tour.”

Where to visit for wildlife tours across Nepal?

1. Chitwan National Park

Chitwan National Park is the most popular conservation area in Nepal. You can see the wildlife roaming freely in the jungle. It has a wide range of mammals, birds, reptiles, and many more. As per the information available, a total of 68 species of mammals, 544 species of birds, 56 species of reptiles, and 126 species of fishes have been recorded in the park. This park has played a vital role in the protection of one-horned Rhinoceros, the Royal Bengal Tiger, and gharial crocodile.

Frequently Asked Question about Chitwan National Park

• How can I get to Chitwan National Park from Kathmandu?

You can get to Chitwan National Park from Kathmandu either on a bus, car or flight.

• Which is the quickest way to get to Chitwan National Park from Kathmandu?

Getting a flight is the quickest way to get to Chitwan National Park from Kathmandu.

• How long does it take to reach Chitwan National Park from Kathmandu?

It takes about 5 hours by road to reach Chitwan National Park from Kathmandu.

• When is the best time to visit Chitwan National Park?

The best time to visit Chitwan National Park is from October to March.

• Is there any hotel available nearby Chitwan National Park?

Yes, there are many hotels available around Chitwan National Park.

• Is it necessary to carry a first aid box with you?

Yes, it would be great if you carry a first aid box with you.

2. Bardiya National Park

Bardiya National Park is the largest conservation area in Nepal, which is playing an important role in conserving the habitat of tigers and other species. More than 30 different mammals, 513 species of birds, and several species of reptiles and fishes are seen around this park. As per the information available, this Park is home to many endangered animals and birds like the Royal Bengal tiger, Wild elephant, Gharial crocodile, Bengal florican, Lesser florican, Sarus Crane, and many others.

Frequently Asked Question about Bardiya National Park

• How can I get to Bardiya National Park from Kathmandu?

You can get to Bardiya National Park from Kathmandu either by bus or car.  You can get a flight up to Nepalgunj from Kathmandu also, which makes your travel shorter and easier. 

• Which is the quickest way to get to Bardiya National Park from Kathmandu?

Getting a Flight to Nepalgunj is the quickest way to get to this Park from Kathmandu. You can then take a taxi to Bardiya National Park from there. 

• When is the best time to visit Bardiya National Park?

The best time to visit Bardiya National park is from March to June. 

• Is there any hotel available nearby Bardiya National Park?

Yes, there are few hotels available around Bardiya National Park. So, it would be great to have an early booking. 

• Is it necessary to carry a first aid box with you?

Yes, it would be great if you carry a first aid box with you. 

3. Koshi-Tappu Wildlife Reserve

Koshi-Tappu Wildlife Reserve is Nepal’s smallest wildlife reserve and is declared as a Ramsar site, a wetland of international importance. The reserve has been an important habitat for a variety of wildlife. The endangered Wild Water Buffalo is found here. This reserve is home to various animal species such as Hog deer, Wild boar, Spotted deer, Blue bull, and Rock Python. Around 527 species of residential as well as migratory birds have been recorded in this park.

Frequently Asked Question about Koshi-Tappu Wildlife Reserve

• How can I get Koshi-Tappu Wildlife Reserve from Kathmandu?

You can get Koshi-Tappu Wildlife Reserve from Kathmandu either on a bus or by car. You can get a flight up to Biratnagar from Kathmandu also, which makes your flight shorter and easier. 

• Which is the quickest way to get Koshi-Tappu Wildlife Reserve from Kathmandu?

Getting a Flight to Biratnagar is the quickest way to get this Park from Kathmandu.  You can then take a Taxi or Bus to Jamuha and then walk about 2.5km to the reserve.

• How much does it take to reach Koshi-Tappu Wildlife Reserve from Kathmandu?

It takes about 8 hours to reach Koshi-Tappu Wildlife Reserve from Kathmandu. 

• When is the best time to visit Koshi-Tappu Wildlife Reserve?

The best time to visit Koshi-Tappu Wildlife Reserve is from October to May.

• Is there any hotel available nearby Koshi-Tappu Wildlife Reserve?

Yes, there are few hotels available around Koshi-Tappu Wildlife Reserve. It is highly recommended to have a pre-booking if you are going to visit there. 

• Is it necessary to carry a first aid box with you?

Yes, it would be great if you carry a first aid box with you.