Chitwan is famous for its jungles, rhinos, and safaris but beyond the wild grasslands lies a spiritual heartland that most travelers overlook. From the sacred hilltop of Maulakalika Temple to the holy confluence at Devghat Dham, this region offers one of Nepal’s most rewarding pilgrimage circuits. Whether you are a devoted pilgrim, a curious traveler, […]
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The monsoon season in Chitwan transforms Nepal’s most celebrated wilderness into a lush, vibrant paradise that few travelers get to experience. While most tourists flock to Chitwan National Park during the dry months, visiting Chitwan in monsoon season offers a uniquely rewarding adventure for nature enthusiasts willing to embrace the rain. At Nana Jungle Resort,
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Chitwan National Park is one of the finest national parks in Asia․ It is a World Heritage Site․ Located in the lowland terai region of southern Nepal‚ the park covers an area of 952․63 sq․ km․ The parks and buffer zone cover an area of 729․37 sq․ km․ It is home to the one horned
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Chitwan jeep safari rides are one of the most popular experiences in the National Park. The safari rides offer visitors a chance to encounter the park’s natural wonders up close and personal. Guests can choose either a half-day, full-day or private open jeep safari through the park. All which provide a chance to explore diverse
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If you are planning to stay in Chitwan , Nana Jungle Resort offers a variety of experience packages designed to cater to the unique preferences of each visitor. To accommodate different times, budgets, and endurance levels, we offer customizable packages, allowing guests to tailor their experience to their specific needs. For more information or to
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Yes, you can visit Chitwan during monsoon season. The country experiences a summer monsoon, which brings heavy rainfall to the southern plains of Nepal. In Southern Nepal, rainfall reaches its peak in July, with an average of 650mm (25.5 inches), marking this period as the height of the monsoon. Although Chitwan National Park remains accessible
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Chitwan after Pokhara offers an extraordinary travel experience in the heart of Nepal, bridging the breathtaking Himalayan ranges and the verdant Terai lowlands. This approximately 146-kilometer journey serves as a gateway to rich wildlife encounters and the vibrant cultural mosaic that Nepal proudly offers. Starting in Pokhara, located at an elevation of around 822 meters,
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