Things to do in Chitwan

Home to rare species like the one-horned rhinoceros, Bengal tigers, and diverse birdlife, the park offers an unforgettable jungle safari experience.Chitwan National Park in Nepal is a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. Whether you explore by jeep, canoe, or elephant-back, the rich biodiversity and lush landscapes are truly mesmerizing. If you love adventure and wildlife, Chitwan National Park is a must-visit destination for an authentic jungle escape.

A river flowing through central Nepal and northern India. The upper reaches are the Kali Gandak River and the Trisuli River in the Nepal Himalayas. The initial stretch after the confluence of the two rivers is called Trisulganga. It flows southwest into India, turns southeast and joins the Ganges on the opposite bank of Patna. The Gandak River is 765 km (475 miles) long. A barrage was built on the Nepal-India border to divert water into the Tribeni Canal. The Burhi Gandak River is located east of the Gandak River, flows through the old course of the Gandak River and joins the Ganges at Monghyr.

[Scenery] The elephants here? Aren’t you afraid that my phone will get hungry?

Home to Chitwan National Park. A place where you can experience tranquility in Nepal, where human trafficking is a daily occurrence.