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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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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Nepal, widely recognized for its breathtaking mountains and hiking trails, also offers a rich tapestry of birdwatching experiences. Recognized as a key ecotourism activity, birdwatching in Nepal allows nature lovers to immerse themselves in the diverse avian world. The country is home to over 887 different bird species, making it a vibrant hub for avian
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The Tharu Stick Dance also known as “Lathi Nanch,” is a traditional art form within the Tharu community of Nepal’s Terai region. This dynamic dance, a vibrant manifestation of cultural heritage, involves adept manipulation of sticks synchronized with traditional Tharu music, often accompanied by instruments like the madal and murli. Moreover, the dance carries profound
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Chitwan National Park, located in the subtropical lowlands of Nepal, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the country’s premier wildlife reserves. Covering an area of approximately 932 square kilometers, it is renowned for its diverse range of flora and fauna. Additionally, it includes the iconic big 6 animals such as Bengal tigers,
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As a resort in Chitwan for over 10 years, we have been everywhere and seen everything there is in Chitwan! In this round-up post we share our top 10 favorite places to visit in Chitwan! If you want to learn about our favorite destinations around the National Park, then read on! Ready for an adventure
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