Kathmandu Valley mesmerizes with its ancient temples, vibrant culture, and breathtaking Himalayan vistas, while Chitwan Jungle Safari thrills with wild encounters, lush jungles, and unforgettable adventures—together showcasing Nepal's perfect harmony of heritage and wilderness. Your 7-day Kathmandu Valley and Chitwan National Park tour begins in the valley, where you visit several UNESCO World Heritage Sites scattered throughout Kathmandu, Lalitpur (Patan), and Bhaktapur, which are all cities within the Kathmandu Valley. Jungle safari is one of the popular tourist activities in Nepal. Many endangered wild species are preserved in the southern plains of Nepal. Chitwan National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage site known throughout the world for the healthy population of one-horned rhinos and Royal Bengal tiger. More than 600 one-horned rhinos roam freely in the national park and its buffer zone. Forests in the national park are predominantly covered by Sal trees. However, chir pine can be found in the southern face of the Churiya Hills. Tarai-Duar savanna and grasslands cover about 20 percent of the park's area. More than 50 species of grass are found in the national park, including some of the tallest grasses in the world, like the elephant grass called Saccharum ravennae, Giant cane and Khagra reed. These dense forests and grasslands provide the perfect habitat for over 700 species of wildlife. Seventeen species of snakes, starred tortoise and monitor lizards have also been recorded in the national park. Similarly, mugger and Ghariyal crocodiles and 113 species of fish can be seen in the Narayani-Rapti river system that borders the national park. Watch these wildlife species from the back of the elephant. Our experienced nature guide will provide you with more details of the national park as you enjoy the jungle safari.
Visit the following link to get more information about the National Park. Chitwan National Park
Visit the following link to get more information about the UNESCO Heritage Sites: UNESCO HERITAGE SITES, KATHMANDU VALLEY
