Potentially one of Nepal’s most unique treks, developed as recently and off the beaten trek, this easy to moderate track will take you through the Nepal midhills into the Chitwan National Park. You will be able to experience the jungle from atop an elephant and be able to enjoy more of the National Park as a passenger in a 4 wheel drive vehicle, courtesy of Tyrolean Adventures Limited.

Designed in the new concept of sustainable tourism and being completely untouched by the earlier forms of tourism, this place is pristine, untouched and extremely beautiful. Home stays on both nights of the trek make the contact with the local population real and full of experience.
Even the food is local, making a maximum contribution to the local economy maximum. Local guides and porters add to the sustainability of this trip. Magars, Gurungs and one of the disadvantaged ethnic groups in Nepal, the Chepangs live in this area. The home stays are in Magar and Gurung families and we will visit a Chepang family too. We also visit the Upardang Fortress, used in earlier times by the government to collect tax along the old trade route.

A trip to Nepal is incomplete if you have not been on a jungle safari. While the mountains of the north boast some of the highest and most magnificent peaks in the world, the tropical jungles of the Terai still preserve some of the best wildlife habitats in the subcontinent. Some of these rich wildlife habitats are now protected and can be toured on elephant back, dugout canoe or on foot accompanied by a licensed guide. Nepal has sixteen national parks, wildlife reserves and conservation areas, occupying 16% of its total geographical area. After two nights and two days of trekking by elephant and vehicle, you will have experienced one of Nepal’s best attractions, a jungle safari in the National Park of Chitwan.