Nepal is a country known for its stunning natural beauty and rich biodiversity. Being a highly diverse country, the site  fosters innumerable gifts full of wonders, serenely complimenting the state of solitude. There are no words to honestly describe Nepal’s natural wonders and the grandeur of the snowy Himalayan peaks. Nepal’s natural wonders offer a heaven-like pulchritude found nowhere else on Earth. The massive Himalayan glaciers, the pristine lakes, waterfalls, and the verdant forests cover the land like an emerald carpet.
 

Table of Contents:

1.Some of the popular nature and wildlife tours in Nepal:

2.Special Things about Chitwan

3.Why choose Nepal for an adventurous site?

4.Why wildlife tours in Nepal?

5.Frequently asked Questions
 

Some of the popular nature and wildlife tours in Nepal:

1.Chitwan National Park

Chitwan National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is one of the most famous and oldest  wildlife destinations in Nepal. It is home to diverse wildlife, including the endangered one-horned rhinoceros, Bengal tigers, elephants, sloth bears, butterflies and  numerous bird species. Visitors can enjoy activities like jungle safaris, bird watching, canoeing, nature walks, tharu culture and elephant bathing.

The  main highlights of Chitwan National Park are:

1.Narayani River

2.Bishazari Tal

3.Chitwan Tharu Village

4.Tiger Residency Resort

5.Sauraha Tharu Culture House

6.Tharu Cultural Museum and Research Center

7. Sauraha Art Gallery

Special Things about Chitwan:

1.Single horned  Rhinoceros

It is the largest Rhino species. When it spread to the northern part of the Indian subcontinent, The Rhino population plummeted as they were haunted for spots as agricultural pests. 
 

2.Bengal Tiger

Bengal Tiger belongs to the Carnivora family. Its population located in fragmented part of Terai Region.It is listed as endangered species by IUCN red list category.
 

3.Elephant Breeding center

Located in Sauraha, The Elephant breeding center was set up to protect the endangered elephants in the region. There are often many baby elephants there and a small museum. The center is walkable from Sauraha but it will take 1 hour depending on the heat and road conditions. Tours or rickshaw transport are available part of the way.

2.Bardiya National Park:

Bardiya National park is the largest national park in the lowland Terai covering an area of 968 sq.km located in the western part of Nepal.It is another excellent wildlife destination.An elephant ride provides a different view of the park as one can go off the main trail. 

Morning and late afternoon is the ideal time to go on a ride. Karnali river is the suitable home for Gangetic dolphins. Babai valley is a majestic place to visit where flagship Rhino, tiger, and elephant can be cited in the wilderness site.
Bardiya consists mostly of about three-fourths of the landscape. 

Grasslands, savannah, and riverine forest account for the remaining terrain. There are over 835 species of vegetation covering the park area. 
 

Things to do in Bardiya National Park

Seeing the wildlife is the reason visitors travel to this part of Nepal.

There are various ways of sightseeing wildlife are:

1.White water rafting

2.Walking Tours

3.Elephant Safari

4.River Fishing 

5.Bird Watching

6.Temple 

7.Village Walk

8.Bicycling

Special things to do in Bardiya National Park:

1.Boating

2.River Fishing

3. Crocodile Breeding Center

4.World’s deepest gorge-Kali Gandaki George    

3.Annapurna Conservation Area:

The Annapurna Conservation Area (ACA) was established in 1992 at  an area of 7629 sq. km.It is the largest conservation area of Nepal. The conservation area encompasses the Annapurna himalayan range and also contains the world's deepest valley, Kali Gandaki River Valley.

If you prefer mountain landscapes, the Annapurna Conservation Area is a must-visit destination. It offers breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks, lush valleys, and traditional Nepalese villages. Trekking routes like the Annapurna Circuit and Ghorepani Poon Hill trek allow you to experience the region's natural beauty.

The main highlights of Annapurna Conservation Area are:

1.Chinese Pangolin

2.Endangered Species

a. Kashmir Musk Deer

b. Himalayan Musk Deer

3.Vulnerable Species

a. Snow Leopard

b. Clouded Leopard

c. Red Panda

d. Himalayan Black Bear
 

Special Things to do in Annapurna National Park:

The Annapurna region is also home to the world's deepest gorge—the Kali Gandaki Gorge—which is 5571 meters lower than Annapurna.

4.Langtang National Park:

Langtang National Park was established in 1976 to conserve the unique flora and fauna of the region near the Kathmandu valley. The park extends about 1710 sq. km over parts of Nuwakot, Rasuwa, and Sindhupalchok districts in the southern mountainous terrain of the Nepal-China (Tibet) border. 

The park offers trekking trails through beautiful forests, alpine meadows, and glacial valleys. It is home to wildlife such as red pandas, Himalayan black bears, snow leopards, and various bird species.

The main highlights of Langtang National Park are:

1.Orchad

2.Ponds and Lakes

3.River Cutting and Cliffs

4.Sandy Areas

5.Glacial Land

6.Barren Land

7.Tamang Culture
 

Special Things to do in Langtang National Park:

1.Kyanjin Pass Loop

2.Langtang Trek

3.Tserko Ri
 

5.Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve:

Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve lies on the floodplains of the Sapta Koshi River in the south-eastern Terai. The reserve was gazetted in 1976 to preserve habitat for the only remaining population of Wild buffalo, Arna (Bubalus arnee).The eastern and western embankments of the Sapta Koshi River define the area.  

Situated in the Terai region of eastern Nepal, Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve is a haven for birdwatchers. It is home to over 400 bird species, including endangered species like the Bengal florican and the great Indian bustard. Visitors can explore the reserve through boat rides, nature walks, and jeep safaris.

The main highlights of Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve are:

1.Asian Elephant

2.Spotted Deer

3.Hog Deer

4.Wild Boar

5.Smooth coated otter

6.Golden Jackal
 

Special feature about Koshi Tappu wildlife Reserve:

The endangered Gharial crocodile and Gangetic dolphin have been recorded in the river as well. During winter, many of the migratory birds can be seen on the Koshi Barrage and on the river channel. Migration usually peaks around mid March. Much wildlife visits these areas during dusk and dawn. The clear skies allow for beautiful sights of several Himalayan peaks including Makalu (8463m), the world's fifth highest peak.Visitors can arrange elephant rides from Reserve Headquarters.

6.Everest Base Camp: 

The Everest Base Camp trek is primarily renowned for its mountaineering significance.It also offers incredible natural beauty. Trekking through the Sagarmatha National Park, we can witness stunning landscapes, unique flora, and occasional wildlife sightings, including Himalayan tahr and musk deer.

These are just a few examples of the nature and wildlife tours available in Nepal. Whether you choose to explore the lush jungles, majestic mountains, or tranquil valleys, Nepal's natural wonders are sure to leave you awe-inspired. Remember to plan your tours with reputable tour operators who prioritize responsible and sustainable tourism practices to ensure the conservation of Nepal's precious ecosystems.

The main Highlights of Everest Base Camp Trek:

1.World's highest Mountain

2.Kala Patthar – majestic viewpoint

3.Tengboche Monastery

4.Nepal's biggest Khumbu and longest Ngozumpa glaciers

5.Three great high passes (Kongma-La, Cho-la & Renjo-la)

6.Hillary Museum

7.Namche Bazaar-the Sherpa's Capital
 

Special Features of Everest Base Camp:

Basecamp is the camping site for the Everest expedition. It is also the destination point for every trekker who treks to Everest base camp. Since there is a trait of altitude sickness and no teahouse on base camp trekkers stay at the small village near a base camp called Gorakshep.

However, a wildlife tour is perfect for every traveler seeking a varied experience taking close to the lap of nature exploring flora and fauna in its habitat. When it comes to nature and wildlife reserves in Nepal. Chitwan is one of the few remaining undisturbed vestiges of the 'Terai' region, which formerly extended over the foothills of India and Nepal.

Why choose Nepal for an adventurous site?

1.Mountain Climbing

2.Trekking

3.Bird Watching

4.Rafting/Canyoning

5.Hot Air Ballooning

6.Bungee Jumping

7.Paragliding

8.Mountain Biking

9.Jungle Safari

10.Mountain Flight

Is Nepal safe for Female solo  trekkers?

Nepal is a great destination for a solo traveler in trekking and adventure. From the top of the world to ancient cities,Nepal is chosen as one of the safest places for solo female traveller.The people of Nepal are hospitable and humble person and can get help easily.However as a traveler you have to deal with many people, diverse culture,rules and regulations.

Why wildlife tours in Nepal?

Nepal is a fascination for wildlife tourist destinations and some of the national parks and wildlife reserves are the best among tourist sites. The certain place has well conserved jungle, typical hospitality and encountering rare endangered species. The main attraction is Safari Tour. Wildlife tours in Nepal are idle for every traveler around the world.
Adventure mountain club Inc. mentor offers a comprehensive jungle safari package to enjoy your exotic holiday destination which includes Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve,Chitwan National Park and Bardiya National Park.

Frequently Asked Questions

1.Why is Nepal best for adventurous activities?

Looking for an adventurous tour in Nepal? Nepal offers a wide range of possibilities Like mountain climbing, bike riding, cycling, rock climbing, Jungle safari, Canoeing, Haunting, Base camp trekking, rafting, Zipline, paragliding etc.
 

2.What do I need to bring?

1.Trekking Gear

2.Personal Essentials

3.Navigation Tools

4.Proper Clothing

5.Food and water

6.Cash and Documents

7.Permits and Permission

8.Communication and Electronics

9.Travel Insurance

10.Guide
 

3.What if I have dietary requirements?

During the booking process we ask for each guest's individual dietary requirements. If you have something specific you can discuss. Please don’t hesitate to contact us.
 

4.Are there any rules and regulations to follow in wildlife reserves?

Yes, wildlife reserves have specific rules and regulations in place to protect the environment and wildlife. These rules may include restrictions on littering, noise, campfires, and disturbance of wildlife. Visitors are generally advised to follow the instructions of park officials and guides to ensure their safety and minimize the impact on the environment.
 

5.Can I stay overnight in wildlife reserves?

Yes, some wildlife reserves in Nepal offer accommodation options within the reserve or in nearby areas. These accommodations range from basic lodges and guesthouses to more luxurious eco-resorts. Staying overnight allows visitors to experience the reserve's wildlife during different times of the day and immerse themselves in the natural surroundings.
 

6.How can I contribute to wildlife conservation in Nepal's reserves?

Visitors can contribute to wildlife conservation in Nepal's reserves by practicing responsible tourism. This includes following designated trails, refraining from littering, not disturbing wildlife, supporting local conservation initiatives, and respecting the local culture and communities. Additionally, some reserves offer volunteering programs where individuals can actively participate in conservation efforts.