Trip facts
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Duration2N/3D Days
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Trip LevelModerate
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AccomodationHotels/Homestays
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MealsBreakfast/veg launch/Non Veg Dinner
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VehicleScorpio
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Max. People6
Parsa National Park (2N/3D)
Parsa National Park, located in southern Nepal, offers a remarkable blend of wildlife, natural beauty, and cultural experiences. Spanning 1,000 square kilometers, the park is home to diverse ecosystems, including subtropical forests and Terai plains. It boasts a wide range of wildlife, including Bengal tigers, one-horned rhinoceroses, wild elephants, and over 400 bird species, making it a paradise for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts. Visitors can enjoy activities like wildlife safaris, birdwatching, trekking through scenic trails, and fishing or boating in its serene rivers. The park also holds cultural significance, with the Chhath Festival celebrated by locals near its rivers. Parsa National Park is a perfect destination for those seeking adventure, tranquility, and a closer connection to nature.
Trip Highlights
🌿 Wildlife Encounters: Spot Bengal tigers, rhinoceroses, elephants, and diverse bird species.
🏕 Eco-Friendly Stay: Experience comfort in an eco-lodge or hotel close to nature.
🚶 Nature Walks & Scenic Views: Explore lush trails, wetlands, and panoramic overlooks.
🛶 Boat Ride Experience: (If available) Glide through serene rivers or lakes for unique wildlife sightings.
🚙 Thrilling Jungle Safari: Traverse rugged trails in search of rare wildlife and untouched beauty.
🕌 Cultural & Historic Exploration: Visit nearby temples or heritage sites.
🥘 Local Cuisine: Savor authentic flavors at local eateries.
🌾 Grassland & Wetland Exploration: Witness herbivores like antelopes and rhinos in their natural habitat.
🌊 Relax by Scenic Lakes: Unwind at Halkhoriya, Kamini, Kali Daha, and Lauki Daha.
🚗 Smooth Travel: Comfortable drive to and from Kathmandu.
Itinerary
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Day 1: Arrival and Exploration
- Drive from Kathmandu to Parsa National Park, home to Bengal tigers, rhinoceroses, and diverse bird species.
- Check-in at accommodation, which can be an eco-lodge or a hotel, offering comfortable and eco-friendly stays close to the park
- Explore the park’s diverse ecosystems on a guided walk, spotting wildlife like elephants, tigers, rhinoceroses, deer, and various bird species.
- Explore the Eco-Trail or Scenic Overlook: Take a shorter hike to enjoy panoramic views.
- Relax at the hotel in the evening, unwind, and enjoy a local meal and preparing for the next day’s activities.
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Day 2: Full Day of Exploration
- After breakfast, if available, enjoy a morning boat ride along the park’s rivers or lakes for a unique wildlife viewing experience.
- Set off on an exciting jungle safari through the Jungle Zone, where rugged trails lead you through dense foliage, revealing rare wildlife and unique flora. Experience the untouched beauty of nature, with every step offering a glimpse into the heart of the wild.
- Cultural and Historic Sites: Visit any temples or historical areas within or near the park.
- Lunch at a local eatery or at accommodation: Enjoy traditional dishes.
- Explore Wetland Area: Enjoy quiet walks around wetlands, ideal for birdwatching and peaceful reflection.
- Overnight stay at nearby hotel of Parsa National Park.
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Day 3: Final Exploration and Departure
- Start morning with visit the Grassland Area: A great place for wildlife sightings, especially herbivores like antelopes and rhinos.
- Relax at a scenic lakeside of Halkhoriya, Kamini, Kali Daha, and Lauki Daha/Lake.
- Enjoy the peaceful environment before departure.
- Drive back to Kathmandu.
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