
Bardia National Park
Travel through Nepalgunj to the Bardia area for two full days exploring western Nepal's lowland habitats.
Chitwan lowlands, Nepal / Wildlife safari
Spend two nights near Chitwan, exploring forest, river and grassland habitats with a local nature guide.

A Chitwan stay offers a change from Nepal's mountain routes, with time among lowland forest, river and grassland habitats. The primary programme begins at the lodge and allows two nights in the area. A local nature guide helps select outings around the season, weather and the activities available for your dates.
Guided walks, birdwatching, canoe or jeep outings can be discussed as part of the programme. Wildlife moves freely, so the experience is about exploring habitats as well as any animals seen along the way. A four-day stay is an alternative for travellers wanting more time. Road or air connections from elsewhere in Nepal can be planned separately around the lodge programme.
This is an outline programme. The team will confirm the route and arrangements with you, allowing for weather, access and local conditions.
Meet the local team and choose an introductory walk or other available nature activity.
Spend the day on guided activities chosen for the season and park conditions.
A short early outing may be arranged before onward travel.
Request an itemised quotation for your group, dates and preferred level of support. Agree the inclusions before booking travel.
No specialist wildlife experience is needed. Agree the walking level and available activities with the local nature team.
Accommodation: A lodge near the nature area, with city hotels where shown in the programme; standards and meal plans to be agreed.
Use the trip preparation guide to plan equipment, travel documents and questions for the team.
Wildlife is free-ranging and sightings cannot be guaranteed. The local guide plans outings around habitats, seasonal conditions and available access.
Yes. A four-day programme can be discussed as an alternative to the main three-day stay. Connections from elsewhere in Nepal should be planned around it.
Bhim PaudelExecutive Director