Chitwan Tour

Chitwan Safari Tour - 4 Days

Chitwan National Park, Nepal’s first national park, and 3-nights 4-days Chitwan package is the ideal to enjoy the native fauna, mammals and birds of Nepal. Established in 1973, the Park was listed in 1984 as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

In Nepal’s southern region, the Chitwan National Park jungles await you with like no other wildlife experiences. Go in search of the majestic Royal Bengal tiger and watch the Greater one-horned rhinoceros roam free as the great Asian elephants wander about the herd jungles. The closest and best place to go for a wildlife safari is the Chitwan National Park.

There are at least 43 species of mammals in Chitwan National Park, including the Bengal Tiger, one horned rhinoceros, leopard, sloth bears, wild boar, elephant, striped hyena, genetic dolphin, and many more. The park also houses over 126 fish species, 590 butterfly species and 47 reptile species.

Our 3-nights 4-days Chitwan package, this program is suitable for those who have enough time and want to know more about wildlife at the Chitwan national park. This trip will allow you to experience Chitwan more closely.

Day 1

  • Arrival at hotel.
  • Reception, welcome drinks and introduction to your room.
  • Freshen up and briefing session.
  • Lunch.
  • Visit to Tharu Village and elephant stable.
  • Riverside Sunset view.
  • Tharu culture dance at which you’ll also participate.
  • Dinner.
  • Day 2

  • Wake up Call.
  • Breakfast.
  • Elephant Back Safari .
  • Lunch.
  • Canoeing Ride, short jungle walk and Elephant Breeding Centre Visit.
  • Dinner.

    Day 3

  • Wake up Call.
  • Breakfast.
  • Elephant Bathing.
  • Lunch.
  • Bicycle Tour to 20,000 Lake Area.
  • Free time for Refreshment.
  • Dinner.
  • Day 4

  • Wake up Call.
  • Tea/ Coffee.
  • Bird Watching.
  • Breakfast.
  • Departure
  • Price Includes

    • All ground transportation by deluxe tourist bus.
    • Meal on full board basis (breakfast, lunch, dinner).
    • Hot drinks (tea, coffee and hot chocolate).
    • Accommodation at resort of Chitwan National Park.
    • All jungle and tour activities as above itinerary.
    • All entry permits park fees.
    • English speaking Jungle safari guide.
    • Please Note: US$ 110 per person extra if you wish to take flight from Kathmandu or Pokhara to Chitwan (one way).

    Price Excludes

    • International airfare and Nepal entry visa.
    • Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu.
    • Items of a personal nature such as alcoholic drinks, cold drinks, laundry.
    • Tips for guide and driver (tipping is expected).
    • Any others expenses which are not mentioned on service include section

    Q. Will somebody come to pick me up at the airport upon my arrival?

    A. Yes, our airport representative will be there to greet you at the airport. S/he will be displaying an Himalaya Discovery Adventures sign board outside the airport terminal. Upon arrival, you will be transferred to your hotel by our tourist vehicle.

    Q. When is the best time to travel to Nepal?

    A. For the trekking regions of the Annapurna, Everest, Langtang, Jumla Rara Lake, Makalu, Kanchenjunga and Manaslu we recommend the periods February to May and September to December as the best time for travelling.

    •  For trekking in Mustang or Dolpo region we recommend May to September.
    • The Poon hill  trek  in the Annapurna region takes place throughout the entire year.
    • Cultural tours takes place throughout the entire year. For the best mountain views the periods February to May and September to December are recommended.

    Q. How is the climate (temperatures) during the seasons?

    A. Winter – January and February. Pleasant temperatures. The nights, mornings and evenings can, however, be quite cold (approx. 0°C – 5°C. Throughout the day, it is mostly sunny with cooler temperatures (approx. 18°C – 20°C).

    Spring – March to May. Hot and dry pre-monsoon season (approx. 25°C – 30°C during the day, and approx. 7°C – 20°C at night). May is the hottest month in the lowlands. June is the hottest month in the mountains.

    Summer – Monsoon from June to August (approx. 28°C – 30°C during the day, and approx. 20°C at night). Strong rainfall, continuous sultriness and high humidity.

    Early autumn – From September the monsoon season is constantly interrupted by periods with only a slight rainfall. Towards the end of August the pauses in rainfall become more frequent and longer.

    Late autumn – Post-monsoon season from October to December. The nights, mornings and evenings can be relatively cool (approx. 5°C – 10°C). During the day the sun shines and it is warm (approx. 20°C – 27°C).

    Q. Where can I change money?

    A. Any cash you have taken with you can be exchanged into Nepalese rupees at the banks, large hotels and the numerous bureau de changes.

    Q. Can I use my mobile phone in Nepal?

    A. The network coverage is meanwhile quite good in the Kathmandu Valley, Pokhara and other parts of the Terai (in the rural areas it is very unpredictable).

    Basically, foreign SIM cards (providers having international roaming contracts with Nepal) can also be used. However, it is cheaper to buy a local SIM card (Mero Mobile, NTC (GSM) – for approx. NPR 500 or more) and top this up.

    Q. Can I use the tap water for drinking and brushing teeth?

    A. Tap water is not suitable for drinking in Nepal and it should not be used for cleaning your teeth, either. As there is often a scarcity of water in the countryside, water should be used very sparingly.

    Q. What should I concern during my stay in Nepal?

    A. Nepali people are very kind and friendly, but there are some things that you should be aware of:

    • Do not take photos of anyone without their permission; always ask permission first!
    • Do not wear hot pants/short paints or stylish clothes in the remote area! (shoulders and legs should be covered)
    • Do not wear hats or caps when you enter a chapel!
    • Do not touch Buddha statues or ritual offerings inside of a monastery!
    • Do not kiss or hug in public places, especially in monasteries!
    • Do not step across someone’s feet, cups or cooking gears!

    Q. What documents do I need to visit Nepal?

    A. A tourist visa is required for entering Nepal. The tourist visa can be applied for, for different lengths of stay. A visa is required for children under 10 years but no fee is charged. The entry to Nepal must take place within 6 months of issuing the visa.

    Q. How much does the Visa for Nepal cost?

    A. The fees for the tourist visa (fees valid since 16.07.2008) are staggered as follows:

    • 15 days (several entries possible)  $ 30 (approx. EUR 27.00)
    • 30 days (several entries possible)  $ 50 (approx. EUR 45.00)
    • 90 days (several entries possible)  $ 125 (approx. EUR 115.00)

    An extension of the visa to a maximum of 150 days is possible (per year – January to December). The extension must be made at the Immigration Office in Kathmandu. A fee of $ 2.00 is charged in Nepalese rupees (NPR) per day of extension.

    Q. Can I find a hospital with western doctors?

    A. CIWEC Clinic with western doctors is located in Lazimpat, Kathmandu, Tel. +977 1 442 4111, info@ciwec-clinic.com.

    Q. Do I need an international health and travel insurance?

    A. It is recommended taking out a travel and health insurance covering the following risks:- Emergency and personal accident transport/emergency evacuation (helicopter rescue, rescue costs in a case of illness or accident), medical and personal accident risks, repatriation, tour cancellation, damages and theft of baggage.

    Q. What happens in bad weather periods?

    A. There is virtually always a possibility of a flight delay or postponement owing to highly unpredictable weather conditions that may occur in Himalayan regions, in particular, in the Everest region (Lukla), Jomsom, Dolpo, Simikot and the Jumla region, etc.

    When trekking in remote areas or those described above, and especially outside the trekking season, the clients are strongly advised to reserve extra days for making  allowance for possible delays, and thereby avoid any frustrating consequences. In the case of a delayed flight prior to commencing the tour, or at the end of the tour, the participants shall pay for their own accommodation, food costs, etc.

    Q. Where can I store my unneeded luggage during trekking?

    A. As a rule there is the possibility before commencing the trek, of depositing part of the baggage in the hotel in Kathmandu or in Pokhara.

    Q. What kind of meals I can have during the trekking?

    A. All Meals on full board basis will be provided during trekking. Freshly cooked food is served at all times (western, continental and Nepalese, Chinese, Indian and Tibetan meals are available in all places).

    Q. Is there any communication while we are on trekking?

    A. There are telephones in some villages along the trekking routes from which you can make international calls. All our guides are equipped with the local mobile phone. You may wish to pass the number of our guide to your family for the callback or you can make a call from the guide’s mobile and pay him directly for the international call too.

    Q. Can I re-charge camera batteries along the trek?

    A. Yes, Most of the places, you can charge batteries along the trek (per hour USD 2 – 3 for charging).

    Q. What kinds of banking facilities in Nepal?

    A. Nepal has modern banking facilities and some international banks even have offices in Kathmandu. Almost all foreign currencies along with credit cards such as American Express, Visa, and Master card are accepted in Nepal. Nepal has also ATM facilities as well.

    The above information is a guide and standard template of what we provide. This itinerary can be customized according to the duration of your holiday. We have many options for shorter visits based on your interests and budget.

    On an adventure trip of this type, weather, political strikes, transport or a multitude of other factors beyond our control can result in a change of itinerary. It is however very unlikely that the itinerary would be substantially altered; if alterations are necessary the leader will decide what is the best alternative, taking into consideration the best interests of the whole group. Where a change does occur, we do everything we can to minimize its effect, but we cannot be responsible for the results of changes or delays.

    You can send your enquiry via the form below.

    Chitwan Safari Tour

    Trip Facts

    • 4 Days
    • Easy
    • Min. 2 to Max 14 people
    • February to June / October to December.
    • 1,400m.
    • KTM/KTM
    • 1 to 2 hours.
    Chhiring Sherpa - Trip Planner

    “I was born and raised in Nepal, nearby Everest region. I am proud to be a native Sherpa, and I have been a Mountain guide over a decade now. Following my passion, I decided to start helping travelers with their travel plans! I think life is a journey, a trip where you collect experiences when you share with other people and with nature.”