Wildlife Tours

If you think traffic in Kathmandu is wild, wait until you see a rhino casually crossing your jungle path. A Chitwan Jungle Safari is a wildlife tour in the subtropical lowlands of southern Nepal. This tour takes you deep into Chitwan National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its one-horned rhinoceros, Bengal tigers, crocodiles, and birdlife watching. In short, it's the best way to experience Nepal beyond the mountains, where adventure, nature, and culture collide. During your safari, you'll ride through sal forests, open grasslands, and riverbanks either on a 4x4 jeep or by canoe. The adventure begins as soon as you enter the park. If luck is on your side, you might even catch a glimpse of a Bengal tiger! Besides wildlife, you can visit the elephant breeding center, where you can observe baby elephants with their mothers. The Chitwan Jungle Safari isn't just about the animals; it's a full cultural experience. You'll visit a local Tharu village to learn about their history and daily life. In the evening, you can enjoy a cultural program featuring traditional Tharu stick dances. Whether you're a nature lover, photographer, or just someone looking for a wildlife adventure, Chitwan promises to surprise you in every possible way.

The 12-day Nepal Terai wildlife and bird watching photography tour is one of the wonderful tours in Nepal. You will start in Kathmandu and then fly to Nepalgunj. Then travel to Bardiya National Park for three exhilarating days of jeep safaris. The jeep safaris allow you to photograph well-known animals, such as tigers, rhinos, and elephants, as well as many different species of birds. Besides jeep safaris, private birdwatching and wildlife tours near Bardiya would help you photograph the park from every possible angle. There is no end to the adventure as you move on to Lumbini, the birthplace of Buddha, and explore the surrounding wetlands and grasslands renowned for their unique avifauna.. You will spend two consecutive days of photography in this peaceful setting. Then you will visit the Chitwan National Park, stopping by a vulture restaurant. You will have the next two days of jeep safaris and walking tours in Chitwan, giving you further opportunities to capture photographs of its rich diversity of animals and vegetation. The tour ends with a drive back to Kathmandu for your departure flight, carrying a collection of beautiful wildlife and bird photos from your wildlife and birding tours.

The 14-day Wildlife and Birdwatching Photography Tour in Nepal is ideal for wildlife photographers, nature lovers, and birding enthusiasts. It offers a unique opportunity to explore Nepal’s rich biodiversity across varied landscapes, from the dense jungles of Bardia and Chitwan to the tranquil lowlands of the Terai. Your journey begins with a visit to Bardia National Park, the largest national park in the lowland Terai. Here you can spot rare and endangered species such as Bengal tigers, Wild elephants, one-horned rhinos, swamp deer, black bucks, marsh mugger crocodiles, and a variety of birds like kingfishers, black-necked storks, hornbills,  herons, little pratincoles, and eagles.  From there, you’ll continue to Chitwan National Park, another UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its wildlife safaris and vibrant birdlife. Along the way, you’ll also explore cultural and spiritual destinations such as Lumbini, the birthplace of Buddha, and Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve, a great place for birdwatching in Nepal. The route offers the opportunity to capture stunning landscapes, authentic village life, and jungle wildlife through your lens. Throughout the tour, you’ll have expert naturalists and local guides to help you track elusive wildlife and identify rare bird species, such as Bengal florican, great thick-knee, warblers, paradise flycatchers, falcons, tits, and woodpeckers. What makes this wildlife photo tour truly unique is the opportunity to experience Nepal’s rich ecological diversity in one trip.

If you are looking for a unique and quiet trekking experience in Nepal away from commercialized trails, Tsum Valley Trek is your ideal option. The Tsum Valley is tucked away in the secluded and restricted part of Gorkha. Its trekking trails are lesser known to the world as it was only opened to outsiders in 2008. It is still not easily accessible and remains untouched by modernization. However, it is also precisely why the region has one of the most well-preserved Tibetan cultural heritages. The trails are also quiet and serene, with thrilling challenges. You will get to trek through raw nature and diverse landscapes, and you will travel close to the Tibetan border. Tsum Valley Trek is an adventurous journey as well as a cultural trip. It is a sacred valley blessed by Guru Rinpoche Padmasambhava himself. During the trek, you will pass several traditional settlements, ancient monasteries, gompas, chortens, mani walls, and colorful prayer flags. The hidden valley is home to locals who follow the ancient Bon Po and Tibetan Buddhism. You will trek within the Manaslu Conservation Area and ascend to Ganesh Himal Base Camp (4,200 meters) during the trek. Similarly, you can witness gorgeous panoramas of Mount Manaslu (8,163 meters), Ganesh Himal (7,140 meters), Himalchuli (7,893 meters), and more. Tsum Valley is truly a hidden gem, and the trek will be a wonderful opportunity to explore raw and rural Nepal.

The Ilam Shree Antu Danda tour is a short and scenic tour that offers stunning views of the eastern Himalayas, the Terai landscape, and the tea-growing regions of Darjeeling. The tour takes you to Antu Danda, a beautiful hillock at an altitude of 1,977m above sea level, which is renowned for its spectacular sunrise and sunset views. The trail passes through lush tea bushes and offers a chance to experience the diverse cultures and traditions of the local communities. Visitors can also opt to stay in well-facilitated hotels and cottages, or with a Lepcha community through a homestay. This tour is located in Ilam district of Eastern Nepal and can be reached by a 3 hours car drive from Ilam Bazaar.