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Introduction:
Chitwan National Park, falling in the southern terai belt in Nepal is centuary immumerable animal species big and small from the litle life form like the sand road to the powerful and elusive one-horned Asian rhino. The native Tharu communities call this home. The is the place to enjoy the first morning rays fitering through the thick forest or bask in the splendour of golden sunsets acrss the river. This is also the place to enjoy the facts of many life forms in their natural habitan to understand the bond between man and nature to level in the abundance of beauty. You are touched every moment by the magic of life.

#Chitwan National Park

Highlights:
Once upon the time in the Chitwan, There was the hunting ground of the rich and aristocratic, shooting tigers was a favourite game here. Once it was also considered fashionable for tiger skins to adron the floors and walls of drawing rooms. Now the same hunting ground have become turned into first and famous national park to safari purpose. From a mere 100 rhinos two decades ago to more than 600 today. Chitwan National Park flourishes day after passing day. Although tigers and rhino are the priorilssed species for conservation efforts in the area, it is only natural for other species to thrive as well.

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Safari Activities:
Early morning and late afternoons are well spent going on elephant and jeep safari, jungle walk, birdwatching to spent of the 525 species here, canoening and watching elephant bathe. Evening offer an opportunity for total relaxation by the river with a variety of pubs and restaurants spread acrosss the river beach. A nigh with the star, warmed by the glow of the open fires and food and drins to satiate both the body and soul.

Accommodation Facilities:
Accommodation comes in a wide variety from budget to luxerious resorts, Restaurant o the outskirts of the reserve offer a palate-tingling of suisine with Nepali, Indian, Continental, Italian and more food pre-dominant on the Menu. The food is fresh, well prepared and attractively presented, the sevice is hospitable & friendly. An intoduction to the Tharu community can be experienced in daily interaction with the locals and the mahouts and dance performs held nighly.

Events & Festivals Highlights:
Chitwan National Park, is a such place where the annual elephant polo tournament held by the Tiger Tops Jungle safari resorts is an event that draws spectators and participants from all over the world. The only event of its kind the animal tournament draws the attention of the global media. Played with elan on the magauli airstrip in the heart of the Chitwan in every year on December month.

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Chitwan Attractions Highlights:
Tharu Village and their lifestyle
Jungle safari with elephant back and jeep drive
Bird Watching, Canoeing, Jungle Walk, Elephant Bath
Sunset view from bank of Rapti river with relaxation
Tharu Community Culture and their traditional Stick dance performs
One horned rhino and tiger encounter experience

TRIP FACTS
Duration Package: 1 to 4 Days
Destination: Chitwan National Park
Ethinic: Tharu
Special Tour For: Safari Tour Package

Tourist Bus Schedule for Chitwan
KATHMANDU TO CHITWAN: DEP. SORHAKHUTTE, KATHMANDU NAYABAZAR. TIME: 6.30 AM
POKHARA TO CHITWAN: DEP. TOURIST BUS PARK, POKHARA. TIME. 7.30 AM

Best Season to visit CHITWAN
October to May except Monsoon (June - September).

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• Tourist Bus

  Departure: Every Day,
  To & From: Pokhara & Chitwan
  Time: 6:30 & 7:00 AM

• River Rafting

  Departure: Every Day,
  Duration: 1 or 2 Days,
  Trisuli River Raft
  Fix Rate: Rs 3500

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