Chitwan Sauraha Tour

Chitwan is one of the districts among 77 districts of Nepal. It’s located within the subtropical Inner Terai lowlands of south-central Nepal within the Chitwan District. It ranges from about 100 m within the river valleys to 815 m within the Churia Hills. This park is one of the foremost popular wildlife parks in South Asia. This park is additionally considered a wildlife conservation area. Killing and hunting wild animals are strictly prohibited. Earlier, it was called ‘Royal Chitwan National park’. It was founded in 1973 and declared a world heritage site status in 1984 by UNESCO. Chitwan parkland is the best place to work out the natural habitat of wild animals. Chitwan parkland is particularly famous for protecting one-horned rhinos, the royal Bengal tiger, and Gharial Crocodile. This park is additionally home to several endangered animal species and birds. It consists of various sorts of species. We will see the wonder of the park by two means of transport i.e. by elephant ride or jeep safari. We travel through dense forests and can be ready to see different forms of wild animals like rhinos, deer, wild bores, and tigers. People also will be able to last foot with well-trained personnel and can be able to observe many species of birds like waterfowl, Brahminy ducks, pintails, bar-headed geese, cormorants, woodpeckers, hornbills, peacocks, and plenty of others. People visiting the park also will be ready for other quiet activities like boating/canoe trips down the Rapti and Narayani River. This can be also done in a different way to work out the wonder of the park by floating downstream with the flow of the river. On the opposite hand, Chitwan is the place for the Tharu community and folks can see or observe the approach to life. People also will be ready to see their artistically decorated huts, their dance, and also their day-to-day life. It’s an area where people can enjoy all the wonders of nature, with family.