Overview

Bardia National Park Nepal is one of the largest untouched wilderness with bountiful of flora and fauna in the Terai region of Nepal which covers 968 sq km. There are estimated to be around 22 royal Bengal tigers and 100 one-horned rhinos at Bardia but you have to be lucky enough to spot these rare species. Apart from these rare species we can find other mammals like grey langurs, rhesus macaques, leopards, civets, hyenas, sloth bears and barking, spotted, sambar and hog deer. It also has more than 250 species of birds, including the endangered Bengal florican and sarus crane. Gharial and marsh mugger crocodiles and Gangetic dolphins are occasionally spotted on rafting and canoe trips along the Geruwa River. Our Nepal is divide into 3 geographical region northern, mid, southern. Whereas southern lowland commonly known as Terai is densely vegetated with tropical forests providing habitat to diverse variety of wildlife, flora, including some exotic Jungle Safari going deep into the jungle riding in elephant back viewing wildlife, ride canoe on the rivers embedded in the park to see crocodile and water birds in their natural habitat, nature walk, bird watching, village tour and cultural show.

Itineraries

Quick Facts

Days: 3 Days 2 Nights

Price: USD 220

Elevation: 1441m

Difficulty: Easy

Highlights

• Royal Bardia National Park is the largest wilderness which cover core area of 968 sq km in the terai.
• 250 species of birds and many reptiles mammals and fishes.
• The Karnali River, one of Nepal's largest, providing excellent fishing for mahseer, a largest fish. The endangered Gangetic dolphin is also frequently seen.

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