Chitwan Package - Halo Holiday

• Accommodations
• Destination
• Family friendly
• Glimpse of Tours
• Meals Included
• National Park
• Nepal
• Seasonal Offer
• Transportation included

Chitwan National Park is located in south central Nepal in the sub-tropical lowlands of the inner Terai of Chitwan, Makawanpur, Parsa and Nawalparasi districts. It lies between 27°16.56’- 27°42.14’ Latitudes and 83°50.23’-84°46.25’ Longitudes. The altitude ranges from 110m to 850m above sea level. The park is bounded by the Rapti and Narayani River in the north, Parsa Wildlife Reserve in the east, and Madi settlements and India border in the south. The physiography of the park consists of the Terai and Swales. Three major rivers Narayani, Rapti and Reu, and their floodplains, and several lakes and pools are the major water sources of the park.

Being the first protected area of Nepal, it has a long history with more than three decades in park management and rich experiences in nature conservation. Prior to its declaration as a National Park, Chitwan was a big game area for the royal families, Rana rulers and their guests. The area comprising the Tikauli forest from Rapti River to the foothills of the Mahabharat extending over an area of 175 km2 was declared as Mahendra Deer Park in 1959. The area south of the Rapti River was demarcated as a Rhino Sanctua3910077916_742f77e39ey in 1963. It was proclaimed as Royal Chitwan National Park with an area of 932 km2 in 1973. After the peoples’ revolution in 2006, the park’s name was changed to Chitwan National Park.

In recognition of its unique biological resources of outstanding universal value, UNESCO designated CNP as a World Heritage Site in 1984. In 1996, an area of 750 km2 surrounding the park was declared a buffer zone. This consists of forests and private lands including cultivated lands. The buffer zone contains the Ramsar (wetlands) Site of Beeshazari Lakes.

The park and the local people jointly initiate community development activities and manage natural resources in the buffer zone. The government of Nepal has made a provision of plowing back 30-50 percent of the park revenue for community development in the buffer zone

Program for Chitwan

We are a complete safari operator in Chitwan. Depending on your schedule and according to the length of your stay, your program will include as below:

Elephant Back Safari: One can monitor wildlife activities in the deep jungle while sitting on a well-trained elephant. The duration of elephant back safari is about one and half hours. Our trained naturalist will accompany you and can explain about the animals, flora and fauna of the Park.

Cultural Tours: Tharus are the indigenous inhabitations of the Terai. Our expert guide will help you to meet the Tharu people and experience their traditional way of living. This brings you many years back to human civilization and in the evening, we will entertain you with Tharu folk dances performed by Tharu troupes and invite guests to join them in this rhythmic display.

Jungle Drive: Jeep Safari is a fast and safer way to discover a wide range of the forest environment in the Chitwan National Park. A four hour jeep drive covers about 50 km inside the park including the crocodile breeding center.

Dugout Canoe Ride: During the canoe trip on the Rapti River, you will be able to view an array of nature’s beautiful riverside scenery including different types of birds, two types of crocodile – Gharial and Mugger basking on the river bank, and other aquatic creatures.

Elephant Breeding Center: This is the first elephant breeding center in Asia and situated only two km. from our hotel. Our naturalist will take you to the elephant breeding center to show the baby elephants socializing with their parents. How the elephant meals are prepared and how they eat. They will explain the nature and habits of the elephant. The center is government owned and its purpose is to raise the young elephant to secure a viable population.

Elephant Bathing: On a sunny day, one of the main attractions in the Rapti River is swimming with the Elephants where you can have a lot of fun.

Bird Watching: The Chitwan National Park is home to more than 530 species of birds. Our specialist will help you to view these and identify them. There are Cormorants, Herons, Egrets, Storks, Cranes, Ducks, Woodpeckers, Hawks, Osprey, Falcons, Kestrel, Parakeets, Ibis, Kites, Cuckoos, Kingfishers, Swallows, Orioles, Drongos, Babblers and many others. Bird watching is always best on foot early in the morning.

Nature Walks: Our experienced naturalists will accompany you to the more specialized habitats of wild animals. This is the ideal opportunity to explore and experience at closer quarters the beauty of the flora and fauna. There are number of watch towers on the route in which you may climb to get a better view of the surroundings.
Night Stay at the Jungle Tower: Several towers and lakes have been created by a local community committee to preserved wildlife in forest. There are provisions for a whole night stay in an extraordinary deep and peaceful jungle environment.

Package Schedule 2 Night/ 3Days
Departure from Kathmandu Royal Chitwan National Park. You will then be transferred to Resort where you will be offered refreshment & be given a briefing on our resort & its facilities. After being briefed about your program for the day.

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