Chitwan Jungle Safari 3 Nights 4 Days - 4 Days

It is a popular wildlife tour inside the famous Chitwan National Park in Chitwan District, located approximately 150–170 km by road from Kathmandu. It is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Nepal. 

When you brought the package with us we will provide you knowledgeable naturalist guide tour guide, logistic, park entry permit, food and accommodation 

Chitwan National Park is famous for the one‑horned rhinoceros, Royal Bengal tiger, sloth bears, wild boar, sambar deer, barking deer, and a dazzling array of birds (over 500 species). Early‑morning canoe trips often reveal crocodiles and otters, while night safaris may bring glimpses of nocturnal mammals such as the pangolin or civet.

Yes, it is one of the best wildlife tours that you can do with friends and family. There is no age limit for children on this tour. For your safety children above the age of 5-6 and above generally enjoy it more as they can identify animals and follow safety rules.

Chitwan Jungle Safari can be done throughout the year. However, the best time to visit is from October to March when the weather is pleasant and wildlife sightings are better. Chitwan National Park is located in the Terai lowland region, so during summer you can expect hot and humid weather. In the monsoon season (June to September) there is frequent rainfall, and some jungle activities may be limited due to muddy trails and high river levels.

Foreign travellers need to obtain the Nepalese visa and national park permit is required to enter the Chitwan National Park. You need to get a visa on your own while for the permit we will arrange it for you.

There are lots of hotels and resorts that you find near the CHitwan national Park depending upon your budget. When you choose this 3Nights 4Days package we will provide you with a comfortable room in a 3 star hotel that has AC. However by adding some cost you can upgrade the hotel.

Yes, all the restaurants and hotels serve a mix of Nepali and some international dishes with veg and non veg options. For the special diet you need to inform us during booking we can prepare accordingly.

No vaccination is required to enter Nepal. For the health precaution we recommend you to carry your personal medication with you. Also inform us if you have any underlying health conditions before starting the trip.

Pack light and clothes according to the season you choose for travel. For a detailed packing list check our recommended packing list.

While it’s not mandatory, we highly recommend you to have insurance that covers medical evacuation, adventure activities (elephant rides, canoeing), and trip cancellation.

On this 3Nights 4 Days Chitwan Jungle Safari we will arrange a tourist bus for you to reach Chitwan but if you wish you can take flight also by paying flight fare.

Definitely. If you love to have the customised itinerary or want to do the private Chitwan Jungle Safari it is possible with Namaste Nepal Trekking. We offer a flexible itinerary. You can add a wildlife photography workshop, swap the elephant ride for a guided bike tour, or extend the stay by a night for an extra fee.

You can take enough photography throughout the park, but flash is prohibited on wildlife sightings to avoid startling animals. Drones are not permitted inside the protected area.

Prices vary by season and accommodation level, ranging from USD 400 – 800 per person for mid‑range lodges, and USD 900 – 1,500 for luxury tented camps or boutique resorts.

Yes, all the elephants are well trained by Mahouts. They make sure you will be during the elephant back safari.

You don’t need to carry food during the trip as we will arrange the meal inside the hotel or restaurant. You can bring just a snack or bottle of water during daytime excursions. Remember alcoholic beverages are not allowed inside the or within park boundaries.

Smoking is prohibited inside the park and most resort rooms. Designated smoking areas are provided at the resort lobby or outside the dining hall.

Almost all the hotels and resorts near the Chitwan National Park during the stay provide the facility of Wifi. You can also buy local sim( Ncell or NTC) and use it during the trip.

Yes. Most packages feature an evening Tharu cultural show where you can watch traditional dance, music, and a demonstration of the local craft of bamboo weaving.

Resorts are strategically located near the park’s buffer zone, typically 5‑15 minutes by short vehicle ride to the main entry gates where safaris commence.

No, for your safety reason only day time safari is available.

Guides are fluent in Nepali and English; many also speak basic Hindi.

You can spot the wildlife from close during the trip but having the binocular enhances wildlife spotting. There is no renting option for binoculars so make sure to bring on your own or buy outside the National Park.

A Chitwan Jungle Safari can be risky for infants, so it is not recommended for very young babies. However, children above 2 years old can participate with their parents. There is no upper age limit to join the safari in Chitwan National Park.

No. Pets are not allowed inside Chitwan National Park due to wildlife safety and disease transmission concerns.

Stay calm, keep a safe distance, and follow the guide’s instructions. Guides are trained in wildlife behavior and will ensure you retreat to a safe spot without panicking.

Optional extras include extra night stays, private jeep or canoe trips, spa treatments, and special wildlife photography workshops. All standard activities are covered in the quoted price.

All the travellers follow the leave no trace policy and waste are thrown only in the designed areas.

Yes. Private jeep or canoe safaris can be arranged for an additional fee, allowing you to explore the park at your own pace with a dedicated guide.

Chitwan lies at a low elevation of about 300 m (≈ 1,000 ft) above sea level, so altitude sickness is not an issue. Altitude sickness happens only above altitude of 3000 – 3500 m above sea level.

The local Tharu community practices Hindu traditions. Visitors should show respect by dressing modestly (shoulders and knees covered) when visiting villages and by removing shoes before entering homes.

Many tours include a short visit to the Chitwan Conservation Center, where you can learn about rhino breeding programs, anti‑poaching efforts, and community‑based tourism initiatives.

Yes, a certified naturalist guide accompanies every safari activity for safety, wildlife interpretation, and compliance with park regulations.

Most resorts accept credit cards (Visa/MasterCard) for major payments, but it’s advisable to carry some Nepalese rupees (NPR) for tips, small purchases, or emergencies. ATMs are available in Bharatpur town, about 30 minutes away.

Yes. Local Tharu artisans sell handmade crafts—bamboo baskets, traditional hats, and wood carvings—at the resort shop or nearby village stalls.

Resorts maintain a 24‑hour emergency hotline. In case of a medical emergency, the on‑site medical officer coordinates evacuation via ambulance to Bharatpur Hospital; severe cases are airlifted to Kathmandu.

Nepal uses Type C and Type D  plugs, 230 V, 50 Hz. Bring a universal adapter and a power bank, especially for long jungle walks where charging points are scarce.

We provide a special discount to you if you are a returned guest or if you do group booking also.

You can do last minute booking or 1 day before the trip starts as per your choice.