Nepal is a blend of nature and human-efforts. That is why it has around 18 percent of its land as protected area - either known as national parks or wildlife reserves or conservation areas.Eight national parks, four wildlife reserves, three conservation areas, and a hunting reserve can be found within the area of 147,181 square kilometers of the Kingdom.

And it's not just the land coverage. Equally fascinating is the rich diversity of ecosystem in these protected areas. Because these conserved areas range from the plain land of the Terai, at some places only 150 meters from the sea level, to as high as the highest point on earth - 8,848 meters, the pinnacle of Mountain Sagarmatha (Mount Everest).


The lowlands with sub-tropical jungles to arctic conditions in the Himalayan Highlands engulf virtually all topography and climate zones found on Planet Earth. And that means within these varied ecologies, you will get to see the rich varieties of flora and fauna.

And the real good news for the visitors is that it is multiplicity of topography, climate and ecosystem that host the different protected areas across the country. In other words, you will find the conserved areas in all three Nepalese geographical regions - the Terai, Hills, and the Himalayan region.

Defined by a belt of well-watered floodplains stretching from the Bhabar and the Siwalik range, the Terai lowland is the richest habitat in the land with tail grasslands interspersed with riverine and hardwood sal forest.

A perfect setting for four conserved areas - one of them being the most visited Royal Chitwan National Park. This is the home to the endangered one-horned rhinos and the rare Royal Bengal Tiger.

Rare species apart, the national parks in the lowland also boast of varieties of flora and fauna justifying the success stories of conservation.

In nutshell, the well-conserved areas with the different topography across the Kingdom pave way for human to enjoy nature the way it should be. They are also the living examples of how human and nature can go along.

The 15 protected and conserved areas across the Kingdom has indeed labeled Nepal as an eco-tourism destination.

In Nepal you will find some the most exciting safari destination in the world. You can go into deep jungle on elephant back or 4 wheels jeep drive to view wild animals in their natural habitat. Other thrills are dugout canoe rides on the Jungle Rivers, nature walks, bird watching excursions, and village visit tours. We arrange Jungle safari trips to Royal Chitwan National Park, Bardia National Park and Koshi Tappu (Bird watching) Wildlife Reserve as well as other parks or areas. For your trip you can chose our appropriate package program or you can contact us for more details or intended packages.

Package Program:
HAT 046 -Wildlife Safari Tour - 9Days - Kathmandu, Chitwan

In Chitwan there are two kind of resorts
1. Inside the National Park &
2. Out side the National Park.

There is only cost different between inside & out side park but the program will be same.

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