Chitwan 3 Nights 4 Days Tour

Ride a jeep through Chitwan National Park's tall grassland, sal forest and riverside woodland, where rhinos are the most likely large animal.

Look for the one-horned rhino in a park that held 694 at the last national count (2021).

Know the odds on Bengal tigers: 145 were recorded in and around the park in the 2026 census, but sightings are rare.

Drift down the Rapti River in a dugout canoe past mugger crocodiles, kingfishers and waterbirds.

Walk a buffer-zone forest trail with a naturalist who reads tracks, dung and bird calls.

Visit a Tharu village on the park's edge and see how the Terai's indigenous community lives.

Watch a Tharu stick dance and music performance after dinner.

Watch the sun go down over the river with the forest edge behind you.

Tick off birds in a park that has recorded more than 500 species.

Travel by tourist bus from Kathmandu or Pokhara, with the park permit already paid.