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Visit Nepal between October to December and from February to April for wildlife encounters.

Nepal may be known for its mountains, but its lowland jungles and river plains hold a completely different kind of adventure. Here, dense forests, tall grasslands, and winding rivers are home to some of South Asia’s most iconic wildlife.

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Wildlife Safari

See the Bengal tiger, one-horned rhinoceros, wild elephants, gharials, and over 800 bird species.

Finding Wildlife

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Chitwan National Park
UNESCO World Heritage Site known for rhino sightings, gharial crocodiles, and jungle safaris. Travelers can explore by jeep, canoe, or on guided forest walks.

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Bardiya National Park
Remote and less crowded, ideal for spotting Bengal tigers, wild elephants, and Gangetic dolphins along the Karnali River. A true wilderness experience for serious wildlife lovers.

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Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve
A paradise for birdwatchers, home to rare migratory species, wild water buffalo, and wetlands teeming with life. Canoe rides and guided walks offer close encounters.

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Parsa National Park
Rich forests and rolling hills near Chitwan, offering chances to see leopards, sloth bears, and diverse birdlife. Less touristy, making it perfect for quiet jungle exploration.

Experience

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Exploring Nepal’s Wild Side

With Kora Tours, travelers can explore Nepal’s national parks and reserves with expert naturalists who know the landscapes, animals, and birdlife in detail. Whether it’s a jeep safari into the heart of Chitwan National Park or a canoe ride along the Rapti River, every experience is designed to maximize wildlife viewing while respecting the delicate ecosystem. For those seeking something quieter, guided jungle walks and birdwatching excursions reveal a different side of the forest—where the thrill is in noticing the small details and listening to the sounds of the wild.
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Our safaris go beyond just spotting animals. They connect travelers with the communities that live alongside these forests, from Tharu villages with their rich traditions to conservation projects that protect endangered species. Accommodation ranges from comfortable jungle lodges to luxury retreats, each offering easy access to the wilderness. Every detail—from permits to logistics—is taken care of, so travelers can focus fully on the experience.

Whether you hope to see tigers and gharials in Bardiya, watch elephants in their natural habitat, or simply spend a quiet morning listening to bird calls at sunrise, Kora Tours makes sure each safari is seamless, meaningful, and safe.