Elephant Safari

The ROYAL way of entering the jungle on the back of Elephant. A good and safe opportunity to get near to a rhino. Starts morning & afternoon Duration: 1 to 1/2 hours Start: 7:30 & 3:30 pm

Guided Village Tour

The last remaining Tharu settlement inside the boundary of the park is well worth a visit. An ox-cart can take you or you can walk the 6km. through the park area. The Tharu are the indigenous people of the Chitwan valley. Prior to the USAID sponsored malaria eradication campaign in the fifties, for twelve hundred years they were the only people able to live in the heavily forested Terai belt, due to their resistance to malaria. Their way of life differs widely from that of the immigrants from the hills and remains the same today as it was hundred years ago. The village are going to be relocated in the coming years due to increasing pressure from UNESCO and WWF, as Royal Chitwan National Park has now been declared a world nature heritage side.
Duration: 3 hours

Jungle Walk

Jungle walk is one of the most exciting adventures activities which can be easily made within park. It gives real inner feeling of the nature. It provides an opportunity to inhanse widely renewed and great one-horned rhinoceros, Royal Bengal Tiger, Ellegant Deer, Sloth Beer, Beautiful Color Birds and many more.
Duration:
Full Day ( With Lunch Box)
Half Day

Jeep Safari

There are licensed jeeps to enter the Park. The drive will lead you to various interesting points in the jungle as well as to the crocodile conservation project at Kasara where the park headquarters is situated. USAID & IUCN Nepal created this project in 1978 in order to preserve, hatch and reintroduce Gharials and mugger crocodiles into Neapl. The trip will also take you to Tamor Tal and Lami Tal, two lakes famous for crocodiles and bird watching.
Duration: 3-4 hours
Starts: 7:00 am & 1:30 pm.

Bicycle Tour

This is a 30 km round trip, 4 km of which are on paved road. The main aim is to see Bis Gazar Tal or Twenty Thousand Lakes. As the name implies this area has many small lakes or Tal where the water collects in the dry season. These provide the best available habital for crocodiles and many species of birds. The journey takes you through settlements and cultivated land of the Tharu and Tamang people, but the majority of the ride is through forests.
Duration: 1/2 day.

Overnight Stay

The Department of Royal Chitwan National Park has recently decided to give a limited number of permit for overnight stays inside the park boundaries. You can camp upto two nights and we can provide you a cook, porters and additional staff plus all equipment needed to your wishes.
Duration: 2 nights / 3 days

Bird Watching

"Although Nepal covers only a fraction of one percent of the earth's land mass, it contains about a tenth of the world's known birds and of these more than half are to be found within the national park" (GURUNG, K.K., 1983, "Hear of the jungle", Andre Deutsch Ltd., London, P.106). Duration: one and half hours to half a day.