Wildlife Safari in Nepal - Jungle Adventure Guide
Explore Nepal's incredible wildlife on safari in Chitwan, Bardiya, and other national parks. Complete guide to jungle safaris, wildlife viewing, and accommodations.
Overview
Nepal's lowland Terai region harbors some of Asia's most diverse and accessible wildlife. From the one-horned rhinoceros in Chitwan to the elusive Bengal tiger in Bardiya, Nepal's national parks offer incredible safari experiences. With over 650 bird species, 200 mammal species, and pristine jungle landscapes, Nepal provides world-class wildlife viewing opportunities just hours from Kathmandu and Pokhara.
Top National Parks
Chitwan National Park
1973 - Nepal's first national park • 932 sq km
Central Terai, 150km from Kathmandu
- One-horned rhinoceros
- Bengal tigers
- Asian elephants
- 650+ bird species
Bardiya National Park
1988 • 968 sq km - Nepal's largest national park
Far western Terai, 500km from Kathmandu
- Highest tiger density
- Wild Asian elephants
- Gangetic dolphins
- Pristine wilderness
Parsa National Park
2017 - newest national park • 637 sq km
Central Terai, connected to Chitwan
- Tiger corridor
- Sloth bears
- Wild boar
- Untouched forests
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best time for wildlife safari in Nepal?
October to April offers the best wildlife viewing with clear weather and animals gathering near water sources. March-April is particularly good for tiger sightings as vegetation is sparse.
Which park is best for seeing tigers?
Bardiya National Park has the highest tiger density and best chances for sightings. Chitwan is more accessible but tigers are harder to spot due to denser vegetation and more visitors.
How much does a Nepal wildlife safari cost?
Budget safaris cost $50-100 per day including basic accommodation and activities. Mid-range packages are $100-200 per day, while luxury experiences can reach $300+ per day with premium lodges and private guides.
Ready for Adventure?
Plan your Wildlife Safari in Nepal experience with local experts.
Get Expert HelpBest Base Cities
Plan Your Nepal Adventure
Ready to experience Wildlife Safari in Nepal? Contact our local experts for personalized trip planning and booking assistance.