Chitwan Jungle Safari – 2 Nights 3 Days
- Duration: 2 Night 3 Days
- Language: English
- Join in Group
- Type : Jungle Safari (Join-in Group)
- Season : September – May
- Tour Start : Sauraha / Chitwan Arrival Point
- Tour End : Sauraha / Departure Point
- Accomodation : Jungle Resort / Lodge
Highlights
- Explore Chitwan National Park – A UNESCO World Heritage Site rich in wildlife and biodiversity
- Wildlife Spotting – Chance to see rhinos, deer, monkeys, crocodiles, and the elusive Bengal tiger
- Exciting Jeep Safari – Guided off-road adventure through the heart of the jungle
- Canoe Ride on the Rapti River – Peaceful river ride ideal for spotting aquatic life and birds
- Guided Jungle Walk – Explore the forest on foot with a local naturalist
- Visit Elephant Breeding Center – Learn about elephant conservation and see baby elephants
- Birdwatching & Nature Walks – Spot rare and colorful bird species early in the morning
- Tharu Cultural Program – Traditional Tharu music and dance performance in the evening
A Chitwan Jungle Safari is more than just a trip—it’s a real encounter with Nepal’s wild side. It is in the Terai plains and is home to rhinos, Bengal tigers, elephants, crocodiles, and hundreds of different bird species. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This 2-night, 3-day adventure is ideal for travelers who want to experience Nepal’s wildlife up close without hiking through the mountains. This tour has a lot of fun, educational, and natural things to do. There are jeep safaris, canoe rides, jungle walks, and trips to the well-known elephant breeding center.
This Chitwan Jungle Safari Tour is great whether you’re in Nepal by yourself, with family, or with friends. It has the right amount of excitement and calmness. Cultural highlights like the Tharu dance show and visit to a town make the trip more authentic. This tour is one of the best jungle trips in Nepal because it is carefully planned to give you a full experience in a short amount of time. You can enjoy the beauty and excitement of Chitwan with trusted local guides if you book your spot with Tourinnepal today.
Itinerary
Day 1 : Arrive in Chitwan
We will arrive in Chitwan by morning or early afternoon after a drive from Kathmandu or Pokhara. After getting to your jungle lodge or resort close to the national park, you can eat a newly made lunch. At the Tharu Cultural Program in the evening, you can see and hear traditional Tharu music and dance. Finish the day with dinner at the lodge and a quiet night’s sleep in the woods.
Day 2 : Jungle Activities
After breakfast, start your trip with a boat ride on the Rapti River. Next, go on a walk through the jungle with a naturalist who lives in the area. After that, go to the Elephant Breeding Center to see baby elephants and learn about attempts to protect elephants. Leave the lodge after lunch for an exciting jeep safari through Chitwan National Park. You might see rhinos, deer, monkeys, and even a tiger if you’re lucky. You may also enjoy an optional elephant-back safari or birdwatching from a jungle tower before wrapping up the day with dinner.
Day 3 : Departure from Chitwan
Start your morning with birdwatching and a short nature walk—perfect for spotting early active bird species. Enjoy your breakfast at the resort before checking out and heading back to Kathmandu, Pokhara, or your next destination.
Price Includes
- Pick up and drop off service from the Bus park
- Accommodation at a 3-star hotel
- Breakfast, lunch, and Dinner
- All Jungle activities mentioned in the itinerary
- Nature local Tour guide
- All National Park Entrance fees
- Government Tax
Price Excludes
- Any bar bills
- Travel Insurance
- Personal Expenses like shopping
- Tips
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Best Time to Visit
When is the best time to go on a Chitwan Jungle Safari Tour? November through May. There is more wildlife to see at this time of year because the weather is nice and the sky is clear. From October to March is a great time to go birding and on safari. People usually avoid the park during the rainy season, which runs from June to August, because it rains a lot and is hard to get inside.
Notes & Travel Tips
Here are some of the tips that are useful for you:
- The Chitwan Jungle Safari itinerary is flexible and will be adjusted according to your arrival and departure times.
- Activities may vary depending on the resort’s daily schedule and weather conditions.
- Elephant-back safaris are often optional and can be substituted with extended jeep safaris, respecting ethical and conservation policies.
- The best months to visit for wildlife sightings and clear weather are from October to March.
- Carry comfortable walking shoes and light clothing suitable for warm days and cool mornings.
Why This Package Is Best for You
This 2-night, 3-day Chitwan jungle tour offers a compact yet complete experience of Nepal’s top wildlife destination. Unlike longer tours, it fits easily into most travel plans without cutting corners. Tourinnepal adds value through detailed itineraries, cultural experiences, flexible options, and trusted local expertise. With us, you get the same high-quality experience with added personal attention and seamless organization.
From close wildlife encounters to immersive village culture, everything is planned to give you a meaningful, memory-filled adventure. Don’t just see Nepal—feel it through the sights, sounds, and sensations of Chitwan’s jungle.
Ready for an unforgettable safari? Book your Chitwan Jungle Safari now with Tourinnepal and let nature lead the way!
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best time to visit Chitwan National Park for a jungle safari?
The best time is from October to March, when the weather is clear and wildlife sightings are more frequent.
Are elephant safaris safe and ethical?
Elephant safaris are popular, but some operators offer optional jeep safaris instead to support animal welfare and conservation efforts.
What wildlife can I expect to see on the Chitwan Jungle Safari?
You may spot one-horned rhinos, Bengal tigers, elephants, deer, crocodiles, and over 500 species of birds.
Is the Chitwan Jungle Safari suitable for families and children?
Yes, the safari is family-friendly, with activities designed to be safe and enjoyable for all ages.
What should I bring on the safari?
Comfortable walking shoes, light clothing, sunscreen, insect repellent, a hat, binoculars, and a camera are recommended.
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