Bardia National Park Jungle Safari

Protecting an area of 968 sq km of sal forest, Bardia National Park is the largest untouched wilderness area in the Terai region. An estimation of 22 Royal Bengal Tigers and 100 one-horned Rhinos reside in the National Park. Apart from these beasts, mammals in the park include grey langurs, rhesus macaques, leopards, civets, hyenas, sloth bears, and barking, spotted, sambar and hog deer can also be spotted. It is said the Bardia National Park has more than 250 species of birds including the endangered Bengal florican and sarus crane. If you are lucky enough, you can even spot Gharial and Marsh mugger crocodiles and Gangetic dolphins occasionally on rafting and canoe trips along the Geruwa River.

Nepal is not just famous for trekking in the snow-capped Himalayan region, but it also has some exotic jungle safaris destinations in the world. Amongst the 14 national parks and wildlife reserves in Nepal, Bardia National Park, Koshi Tappu Wildlife reserve and Chitwan National Park are best known for the activity of Jungle Safari. The activities included in Jungle Safari - going deep into the jungle riding in elephant back viewing wildlife, canoe riding on the rivers embedded in the park to see crocodiles and water birds in their natural habitat, nature walking, bird watching, village tour, and cultural show. 

Bardia National Park is easily accessible both via road or air. This safari trip is sure to be an extraordinary experience to recall throughout your life.