Chitwan National Park Tour

The first activity in Nepal’s Chitwan National Park is the Chitwan National Park Tour. The name Chitwan translates to “Heart of the Jungle.” Moreover, according to older locals, “the middle portion of the Jungle until 1953,” was given to the Chitwan National Park in 1884. One of the remaining populations of single-horned Asian rhinoceros and one of the Bengal Tiger’s final refuges, Chitwan features a very diverse range of plants and animals. The first national park in Nepal was created in 1973. It is Chitwan National Park (CNP). Moreover, The national park is named after the two syllables “Chit” and “Van.”

It together means Heart of the Jungle. It is present in the lush Chitwan Valley in the Terai area of the southern section of the nation.
Similarly, It has a 932 sq. km. area and it lies in the Chitwan District in the subtropical Inner Terai lowlands in Southern Nepal. And 100 meters in the Churia Hills‘ 815-meter-deep river valleys. However, A wilderness with a diverse environment, including animals, birds, and reptiles, is available in the Chitwan National Park.

There you may witness a variety of aquatic species. The Reu River runs through the national park. Similarly, the Narayani River lies on the southern border, and the Rapti River is on its northern border. The eastern boundary of Chitwan is Parsa Wildlife Reserve.

UNESCO has identified Chitwan National Park as a natural heritage site. Moreover, A countrywide census of 2022 tells that the park alone is home to 128 Royal Bengal Tigers. 3 days, 4 nights Similarly, The greatest tour in Chitwan National Park is the Chitwan package. You can participate in all events on those days. Such as Jeep rides, and an elephant safari. Or a Jingle Walk, and several more side adventures. So, we suggested this vacation to those who enjoy the outdoors and animals.

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