Introduction
Chitwan Bird Watching is located in the Terai region of Nepal. One of the best destinations in Nepal for bird lovers is Chitwan National Park. Bird watching can be done from a manager's handle, an elephant's back, or on a jeep drive. And if you want to walk, you should have a guide, a naturalist, or, ideally, an ornithologist with you. Three rivers comprise the park's boundaries, and it has hard-wood Sal Forest, elephant grass, and grasslands for bird watching. A total of 468 species, including the Blue Indian Roller, Kingfishers, Bengal Florican, Asian Paradise Flycatcher, Bee-eater, and Cormorant, have been identified in the park.
Itinerary (1-day trip)
You will drive to Chitwan and check into the hotel after breakfast. Following lunch, you will visit the elephant breeding facility and Tharu village before taking a guided jungle walk to see the local birdlife. With a knowledgeable bird-watching guide, you can go early in the morning for a visit to the Chitwan National Park. You can go canoeing in the Rapti River before heading back to the hotel, where you'll watch the many birds that inhabit its banks. After lunch, we will go on an elephant-back or private jeep safari through the Chitwan National Park to watch numerous birds.
Things to Carry
- Binoculars
- Extra batteries and a camera
- Pen and journal
- Protein and energy bars (Optional)
- Walkman
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Cost for trip
- Include
- Using a tourist bus for all ground transportation (from Kathmandu or Pokhara)
- meal plan with full board
- Island Jungle Resort's twin rooms are shared, and the tour and jungle activities are all as listed above.
- permits for each entry
- Jungle Guide
- Exclude
- Personal costs and a bar tab (alcoholic drinks, mineral water, etc.)
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