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The Royal Chitwan National Park, about 100 miles southwest of Kathmandu, is a large area of low, densely forested hills. It’s one of the finest national parks in Asia and renowned for being a haven for wildlife, including the one-horned rhino, leopard, wild boar and hundreds of species of birds. Formerly a royal hunting reserve, the park covers nearly 400 square miles, bordering India in the south and is home to nearly 60 Bengal Tigers.

The best time of the year to visit the park is between March and May and accommodation includes first class tourist lodges. Organised activities include ‘elephant back’ excursions, nature walks, canoe trips and jungle treks.

If you’d like to add this or any other activity to your holiday, then please let us know when booking and wherever possible we will do our best to arrange it. Please note that this will incur an additional fee.