Chitwan National park
Chitwan National park is the first National park and was established in 1973 and was enlisted in the world heritage site in 1984. It covers an area of about 952.63 km sq, located at the inner terai of the subtropical region at Nawalparasi, Chitwan, and Makwanpur. In altitude, it ranges from about 100m in the river valley to 815m in the Churia hills. Chitwan National park has typical vegetation of inner terai most of the parts of the jungle-covered by sal forest. Along the southern face of Churia Hills. There is various way of exploring the beauty of Chitwan and Raconteur Adventure happens to have the best Chitwan Jungle Safari Itinerary.
A wide range of vegetation is found here there are about 700 species of wildlife and some not even surveyed butterfly, insects, and moths of species that are yet to be discovered. Chitwan National park is home to 68 mammals species. The royal Bengal tiger and the one-horned rhino are the main flex of this national park and it has been a habitat of these animals for centuries. Due to the different pouching and an animal’s trap has declined in their numbers.
The specialty of Chitwan Jungle Safari Itinerary
Chitwan national park attracts thousands of national and international tourists. This national park has employed more than thousands of people hotels. Staffs transport operators and guides Chitwan national park provides a fascinating jungle safari and provides a variety of handicrafts and other local products such as handicrafts and souvenirs. Jungle safari provides an opportunity to get a closer view of the endangered one-horned rhino which is one of the endangered animals. Also, they may get a closer glimpse of the Bengal tiger if lucky enough. The elephant breeding center at Khorsor, Sauraha gives you information on captive elephants and calves born there. A gharial (Crocodile) breeding center is also home to turtles and gharial inside the park.
Protection and management
Chitwan national park has a long back history of being a sanctuary for animals and birds. For the sake of the protection of animals and birds, the Nepalese Army has been deployed for the park’s protection since 1975. In addition, Chitwan national park’s regulated buffer zone management regulation in 1996 adequately ensured the protection of the natural resources and local people’s participation. This makes Chitwan national park an outstanding national park in government community partnership in biodiversity conservation as well. Tharu, one of the natives of Chitwan lives in the buffer zone protecting and preserving nature around.
Bird Watching Experience in Chitwan
Chitwan is one of the rich destinations for bird-watching. You can listen to the soulful lullaby of 544 species of birds here at Chitwan. You will play with the birds, capture amazing colors and enjoy a thorough experience here. Common birds in the region are; Alexandrine Parakeet, Darter, Honey Buzzard, Hoopoe, etc. There are many species of birds to explore, rewarding you with rich bird photography. Chitwan has all kinds of rooms and food to enjoy.
Accommodation and Meals at Chitwan
Chitwan is rich in its offering of accommodation and catering. Chitwan has hotels from international five-star franchises to homestay accommodation for all your accommodation and meals needs. And, please serve the platter the delicious local meals or if you wish to order international delicacies then, you can do so too. Chitwan has a nice array of room selections, nice food, and wildlife for your total experience. There are various mammals in Chitwan to stun you.
Mammals in Chitwan
Over 500 one-horned rhinoceros are here in the National Park. With a total area of 952.6km2. Chitwan is the home to mammals like Grey Langur, Leopards, Rhesus monkeys, Gharial crocodiles, sloth bears, freshwater Gangetic dolphins, elephants, deer, wild cats including Royal Bengal tiger and leopards.
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