Nepal Wildlife & Nature Tours

Nepal Wildlife & Nature Tours offer an exciting mix of jungle safaris, birdwatching, nature hikes, and cultural encounters. You’ll explore famous national parks like Chitwan, Bardia, and Koshi Tappu, spot rare wildlife such as tigers, rhinos, elephants, and dolphins, and experience serene Himalayan landscapes perfect for relaxation and photography.

Bardia National Park is Nepal’s top destination for tiger photography. With its dense sal forests and riverine grasslands, it offers one of the best chances in South Asia to see the Royal Bengal Tiger in its natural habitat. Chitwan National Park also offers occasional sightings, but Bardia provides a more authentic wilderness feel with fewer crowds — ideal for wildlife photographers.

Yes! Chitwan National Park is world-famous for its population of the One-Horned Rhinoceros, a species once on the brink of extinction. You can see rhinos up close during a jeep safari, canoe ride, or even from the comfort of your lodge balcony. Bardia National Park is another excellent spot for rhino sightings in a wilder setting.

Absolutely. Nepal is a birdwatcher’s paradise, home to over 890 bird species. The Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve and Phulchowki Hill near Kathmandu are prime spots, especially between November and March, when migratory birds arrive. You can also enjoy birdwatching in Chitwan, Bardia, and the Pokhara Valley.

Nepal’s jungles are home to Asian elephants, gharials (fish-eating crocodiles), leopards, wild boars, sloth bears, deer species, and Gangetic dolphins in riverine areas. The country’s varied terrain also supports numerous reptiles, butterflies, and exotic birds.

• Chitwan National Park – Famous for rhinos, elephants, crocodiles, and jungle safaris
• Bardia National Park – Best for tiger tracking and less crowded experiences
• Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve – Ideal for birdwatching and aquatic wildlife
• Shuklaphanta National Park – Great for swamp deer and grassland birds

• Wildlife Safaris (Chitwan & Bardia): October to March – cool weather and easier animal sightings
• Birdwatching (Koshi Tappu, Phulchowki): November to March – peak migration season
• Hill & Nature Retreats (Nagarkot, Bandipur, Pokhara): March–May and September–November for clear skies and blooming nature

Yes. Many wildlife lodges and eco-resorts in Chitwan and Pokhara offer family-friendly programs, including guided jungle walks, elephant breeding center visits, canoe rides, and cultural dance evenings. These tours combine adventure with education and relaxation, making them perfect for families.

Yes. Every visitor needs a National Park Entry Permit, which can be easily arranged by Adventure Friendship. Some parks also charge a camera or video fee for professional photography equipment.

You can choose from a range of options — from eco-lodges and luxury jungle resorts near Chitwan or Bardia to boutique hill retreats in Nagarkot, Bandipur, or Pokhara. Many lodges are designed with sustainability in mind and provide stunning natural surroundings for relaxation, yoga, or photography.

Definitely! Many travelers combine Chitwan or Bardia safaris with Pokhara, Kathmandu Valley, or short treks like Poon Hill, Dhampus, or Nagarkot. It’s a great way to experience both the natural and cultural diversity of Nepal in one journey.

Yes, jungle safaris are safe when done with professional naturalists and licensed guides. Parks maintain strict safety rules, and trained staff accompany visitors during all activities, ensuring a memorable and secure experience.