Bardiya National Park Tour-Cost, Distance, Itinerary, In Nepal

We shall be picked up from Nepalgunj Airport by a representative from Himalayan Glacier. Nepalgunj is about 90 kilometers and two hours away from Bardia National Park. We enjoy a tour of an authentic Tharu village after settling into our accommodation. The Tharus are thought to be the first people to live in the local bush. We'll also go to the Bardia National Park visitor center and take a tour of the park's crocodile farm. Bardia National Park is where you'll spend the night.

After breakfast, we set off on foot into the woods. We'll be escorted by a naturalist and a porter. Asian elephants, one-horn rhinoceros, spotted deer, hog deer, barking deer, sambar, swamp deer, blackbuck, wild boar, royal Bengal tiger, leopard, golden jackal, striped hyena, and other wild species live in the humid woods of Bardia. There are also towers (Machan) at various locations throughout the jungle where we can wait for unsuspecting wildlife to pass by. Our knowledgeable naturalist will assist us in tracking down the wildlife. After the forest excursion, we return to our resort for dinner and a traditional Tharu dance performance.

We drive for an hour after breakfast to Chisapani, a settlement on the Karnali River. On a Safari float, we begin our wildlife discovery tour, which is a relaxing way to see the rivers and wildlife of western Nepal. We will be accompanied by a trained guide who is well-suited to navigating the river's lack of rapids. We get to appreciate the lovely sub-tropical terrain as well as the abundant wildlife along the way. It will be an unforgettable experience to see wild creatures quenching their thirst in the wide Karnali River. The Karnali River is home to endangered Gharial crocodiles, marsh muggers, and Gangetic dolphins, so we won't be the only ones floating down it. This excursion is also ideal for birdwatching, as the Bardia National Park is home to a diverse range of resident and migratory birds. The day comes to a close with another Tharu ethnic dance performance. Bardia National Park is where you'll spend the night.

Following breakfast, we embarked on an exciting elephant-back safari. Aside from the fun, another advantage of an elephant-back safari is that you have a better chance of sighting wild creatures because they are less scared when you're riding on top of their gigantic friend. Furthermore, riding the elephant protects us from any potential wild animal threats. We may witness deer, langur monkeys, rhinos, and wild boars as the elephants migrate northwest. After the safari, we will be dropped off at the Nepalgunj airport by a Himalayan Glacier representative.