Chitwan National Park

Chitwan National Park was originally a royal hunting ground in Nepal. All kinds of rare birds and animals from Nepal can be seen here. There are also various experience activities, such as canoeing, elephant riding, forest trekking, etc. Fun!

The scenery of Chitwan National Park is super beautiful. The two-hour Chitwan National Park sits quietly on the back of an elephant and walks into the deep forest. Wild sika deer, leopards and crocodiles are not far away with us. Facing each other, this is Chitwan National Park.

A better place in the natural environment. There are many local Asian elephants here. There are more green places. People here are not special. Besides looking at it here, there is no difficulty. It is quite natural.

Sit in the elephant for a walk, then hike, nice.

After a direct flight from Hong Kong to Kathmandu, I took a local bus to Chitwan National Park for about 6 hours. The journey was very bumpy, but it was just like this that I deeply realized the local customs and life. A group of friends and I went running for the elephants. When I went to Chitwan, I found that many tourists from all over the country have stayed in a larger local homestay hotel. The environment is very good with more vegetation. The air is very good. The locals are very enthusiastic and hard-working. The locals Basic English. According to the locals, Chitwan is big About 40 or 50 elephants arrived at Chitwan Park and saw six or seven elephants shuttle on the street. We also specially experienced the activity of bathing big and small elephants and the experience of making them with wheat and grain food. Everyone was more excited. Friends have experienced elephant rides and feeding. I recommend this place especially for tourists who value process experience

Chitwan National Park-located about 120 kilometers southwest of Kathmandu, not a very long road, but the road conditions in Nepal are very poor, basically driving on dirt roads, and there was a car accident. We were blocked in 8.9 hour. Chitwan National Park used to be a hunting garden for the nobles and royal families, and is currently the best natural forest park in Asia. The main programs are elephant jungle adventure, forest trekking, and canoeing. You may not meet any animals here, it's all luck.

Today we will go deep into the dense forest. First took a jeep ride, then took a canoe drifting for a while and then started hiking. Pulling aside the tall bushes and stepping on the footprints of rhinos, tigers, and wild boars, we are all explorers.

Arrived in Chitwan in the afternoon of the first day, took a ox cart and went around the village. The next morning, I took a canoe and saw crocodiles swimming in the water. Then I visited the crocodile breeding base and walked through the jungle on foot. Wild animals, I saw crocodiles resting in the sun on the shore, wild boars, reindeer, egrets, peacocks, hornbills, and Bengal tiger paw prints left on trees, which are said to be left by tigers when they urinate against trees. In the afternoon, I took an off-road vehicle to the depths of the jungle and saw wild animals such as one-horned rhinos, elephants, and monkeys. The only thing to complain about is that we took the second car, which was close to the car in front, and the dusty and dusty faces along the way. My friends wanted to celebrate on Christmas Eve and ordered the BBQ buffet at a local hotel. The results were all burnt black. Later, I observed that Nepal’s barbecues were basically grilled like ghosts, which is not recommended. In the evening, the Taru girls dance around the bonfire and invite tourists to participate, which is very lively and interesting.