Jungle Safari in Bardia National Park
Home to Gangetic Dolphin and wild elephant this remote Park lies in the far west of Nepal. Little visited, it is beautifully unspoilt and is the largest untouched wilderness in Nepal. Rarely visited by tourists, it is in an isolated and charming part of the country.
Trip Description
More remote and less visited than Chitwan, Bardia is a mixture of dry deciduous forest, vast stretches of open grassland and island-filled rivers, rich with acacia and silk cotton trees. Hiding in the tall grasses or 'MachansEon the edges of huge sal forests, wild elephants roam, one of which is reported to be the largest in Asia.
The Park is home to more than 250 species of birds, many of them waterbirds. Overhead, birds of prey like the fish eagle, crested serpent eagle and goshawk keep a keen eye on the plains for their next meal. The rivers that feed them are also home to the rare marsh mugger crocodile, the Gangetic dolphin and the mahseer game fish.
Sunrises here are something to behold. The sense of isolation from civilisation, and the feeling that these immense forests have been here since the dawn of time conspire to offer a true wilderness experience which can only take your breath away.
You stay in luxury tented camps in the forest.
AT A GLANCE:
Duration:
3 Days / 2 nights
Accommodation:
Jungle lodge/Tented camp - 2 nights
Transport:
Return flight Kathmandu - Nepalgunj
Activities:
Safari
Group Sizes:
Minimum of 2
Grading:
Easy.
Outline Itinerary
Day 01: Flight Kathmandu - Nepalgunj am. Jungle safari pm
Day 02: Elephant ride, canoe ride am. Tharu cultural show pm
Day 03: Return flight to Kathmandu
Included:
Return domestic flight, transfer to and from airport to Park, Park entry fee, accommodation and food (breakfast, lunch, dinner), wildlife/safari guide, all excursions, Tharu cultural performance.
Excluded:
Flights to/from Nepal, entry visa, airport and departure taxes, alcoholic & aerated beverages.
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