Chitwan

Chitwan is a once-in-a-lifetime district that lies in southern Nepal. It is well recognized for its diverse biodiversity and unparalleled significance. The main area is Chitwan National Park, which are a UNESCO World and one of the best wildlife destinations in southern Asia. Moving on, Chitwan National Park is one of the major highlights of the Chitwan tour. It was officially initiated in 1973; this park covers over 935 sq. km and is called home to several animal species. At the part, you will witness the rare one-horned rhinoceros, Bengal Tigers, Asian elephants, and leopards, and is the abode of 500 types of birds. The park is well-placed in the region of Terai and is known for its green-themed forests and grasslands. The main feature of the famed park is it aids a wide range of flora and fauna, thus making it a must-visit for any nature lovers. Visitors can also explore the park through jungle safaris, canoeing, jeep tours, bird watching, and getting a first-hand experience of Nepal wildlife. Chitwan also bears significant cultural heritage as it is called home to the Tharu people, who are an indigenous ethnic group well known for their unique culture, folk dances, and rare language. Knowledgeable visitors can learn more about the Tharu community by visiting the local villages, seeing and exploring their humble mud house, and feeling their vibrant dance performances.