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Nepal consists of a number of national parks and conservation areas out of which Chitwan National Park and Bardia national park are the best known ones as they are habitat of many rare and endangered animals, birds and plants.
Chitwan is widely acknowledged as one of the best national parks in Asia. It covers 967 square kilometers in the south west Terai Region of Nepal. It is a very popular wildlife safari destination because of its thriving wildlife population and easy access. It is home of endangered species of one-horned rhino, Royal Bengal tigers, gharial crocodiles and more than 450 species of birds. 

GAT operates various package trips catering to your interest, budget & time. We categorize these trips as following-

a. Inside the park trip:- Normally this trip lasts two nights and three days . This trip provides you more chances to see wild animals as you stay inside the jungle. Accommodation are of two types- in the tent or in lodges. This trip is a bit expensive than others

b. Outside  the Park Trip- Tourists are accommodated outside the National park called Sauraaha but other activities  are alike.

Royal Bardia National Park
Royal Bardia National Park is situated in western Nepal and covers 968 sq. kms of forest teeming with rhinoceros, wild elephant, Royal Bengal tiger, swamp deer, black buck, Gangetic Dolphin and many endangered species of birds. You can fly to Nepalgunj or drive overland by bus or car to get to Bardia. Camps or resorts are avaiable for overnight accommodation and meals. The activities are similar to those of Chitwan National Park but it is more secluded. Because it is less crowded, Bardia provides a better chance of viewing wild animals in their natural habitat.

General Activities 
Elephant rides to explore Jungle with experienced guides / Jeep safari as alternative Jungle Walk , Bird Watching tour, Canoeing , Slides Show, Tharu Village Tour Sunrise & sunset viewing trip, Observation of Tharu Cultural Show ( Stick Dance), Visiting Elephant Breeding centre, Crocodile Walk

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