Explore Nepal’s Natural Beauty and Wildlife with Wind Horse Tours.

Embark on an unforgettable journey into Nepal’s rich biodiversity with this Wildlife Tour in Nepal. This carefully planned wildlife tour in Nepal invites you to explore the nation’s diverse ecosystems, from the subtropical lowlands of the Terai to the majestic Himalayan foothills.

Nepal’s varied landscapes are home to an impressive array of wildlife, including the elusive Royal Bengal tiger, one-horned rhinoceros, Asiatic elephant, and over 850 bird species. This wildlife tour in Nepal offers immersive experiences in Chitwan and Bardiya National Park, where you’ll engage in activities such as jeep safaris, canoe rides, bird watching, and cultural interactions with indigenous communities.

Why visit the Chitwan and Bardiya National Park?

Combining Chitwan and Bardiya National Parks allows you to experience the full spectrum of Nepal’s wildlife and cultural diversity. While Chitwan offers more developed tourism infrastructure and a higher likelihood of wildlife sightings, Bardiya provides a more off-the-beaten-path adventure with fewer tourists and untouched natural beauty.

Chitwan National Park:

Chitwan National Park is Nepal’s first national park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Chitwan offers diverse habitats ranging from dense forests to grasslands. Offering you a greater chance to spot the endangered one-horned rhinoceros, Bengal tigers, sloth bears, and over 500 bird species.

Bardiya National Park:

Bardiya National Park is Nepal’s largest national park, it is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. The park is home to Royal Bengal tigers, wild elephants, and the rare Gangetic dolphin. Its remote location ensures a more secluded and authentic jungle experience.

Key Highlights of Chitwan and Bardiya National Park

Diverse Wildlife Encounters: Beyond the iconic species, Nepal’s national parks are teeming with various mammals, reptiles, and amphibians. From the elusive fishing cat in Bardiya to the smooth-coated otters in Chitwan, each national park offers unique sightings.
Bird Watching Paradise: With over 850 bird species recorded in Nepal, bird enthusiasts can look forward to spotting rare and endemic species, especially in the riverine forests and wetlands of both parks.
Cultural Immersion: Engage with the indigenous Tharu people, known for their unique traditions and harmonious relationship with nature. Participate in cultural programs, traditional dances, and village tours to gain deeper insights into their way of life.
Sustainable and Responsible Travel: Wind Horse Tours prioritizes eco-friendly practices, ensuring that your journey supports local communities and conservation efforts.

Best time to visit Chitwan and Bardiya National Park

The best times to visit Chitwan and Bardiya National Parks are during the dry seasons from September to December and February to April. Besides, January is also a good time, except for the summer (monsoon ) season, which is not advisable.

Late December to January: Chitwan & Bardiya experience mild and dry weather with low humidity, creating a comfortable condition for outdoor activities and wildlife safaris.
February to April: As the dry season begins, the vegetation begins to thin out, enhancing visibility. The warm temperature also makes the animals visit waterholes, thus increasing better chances of animal sightings.
June to early September: June to September is the monsoon season, which brings heavy rainfall, making many park areas inaccessible and wildlife sightings more challenging.
late September – December: This period marks the post-monsoon season, offering favorable weather conditions and lush greenery, which enhances the wildlife viewing opportunities.

Why travel with Wind Horse Tours?

At Wind Horse Tours, we are committed to responsible and sustainable travel. Our expert guides and thoughtfully designed itineraries ensure that your adventure in Nepal not only provides unforgettable memories but also supports local conservation efforts and communities.