Royal Bardiya National park (968 sq. km); is the largest and
most undisturbed wilderness area in the Terai. Thickly covered
with sal trees and carpeted with class and savannah , the
park has the second largest tiger population after Chitwan
National park. Other wild animals that roam here are the one-horned
rhino, wild elephant, swamp deer, black buck, antelope, Gharial
crocodile, and gangetic dolphin. Endangered birds that make
there home here include the Bengal florican and sarus crane.
The Park headquarters is about a four hour drive from the
town of Nepalgunj which is linked to the Kathmandu by road
(531km) and by air 75 Minutes.
Includes:
All accommodation, meals, jungle guide and all jungle activities
as per standard package, park entrance fees , go and return
land transportation private bus. How to getting there; Being
17 hours drive from Kathmandu, Getting to Royal Bardiya
National Park is the main drawback. Many people do not main
extra " Excitement’ taking local transportation
- all you are in Nepal to gain new experience! Other prefer
to spend the extra money on domestic flights(US$99.00 one
way). However if you are looking for the " Middle road"
this is the solution. Royal Bardia National park does not
have the same facilities you would fine in like Chitwan.
However it is the jungle experience and insight into a different
life style that is the main attraction. Local people use
Ox and buffalo to plough the fields and grind the rice by
hand (leg power actually!!).
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Royal Bardiya National park (968 sq. km); is the largest and
most undisturbed wilderness area in the Terai. Thickly covered
with sal trees and carpeted with class and savannah , the
park has the second largest tiger population after Chitwan
National park. Other wild animals that roam here are the one-horned
rhino, wild elephant, swamp deer, black buck, antelope, Gharial
crocodile, and gangetic dolphin. Endangered birds that make
there home here include the Bengal florican and sarus crane.
The Park headquarters is about a four hour drive from the
town of Nepalgunj which is linked to the Kathmandu by road
(531km) and by air 75 Minutes.
