Chitwan National Park

Chitwan National Park, nestled in the subtropical lowlands of southern Nepal, spans an impressive area of approximately 932 square kilometers. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this sanctuary embodies Nepal's commitment to preserving its diverse ecosystems and rich wildlife. The park stands as a haven for an extraordinary range of species, including the revered one-horned rhinoceros, Bengal tigers, leopards, elephants, sloth bears, and an array of avian inhabitants. The park's vibrant landscapes offer visitors immersive safari experiences, including jungle walks, jeep safaris, canoe trips along the Rapti River, and elephant-back excursions, allowing for enchanting wildlife encounters amidst lush greenery.

Apart from its biodiversity, Chitwan National Park provides a unique opportunity for cultural exploration. The indigenous Tharu community, residing harmoniously for centuries, shares their traditions and lifestyle through cultural performances, showcasing their music, dance, and art. The convergence of natural wonders and cultural richness makes Chitwan a captivating destination, offering an unparalleled glimpse into Nepal's heritage and wildlife conservation efforts.  Easily accessible via road from Kathmandu or Pokhara, Chitwan National Park remains a cherished destination, drawing global travelers with its captivating blend of nature, conservation, and cultural richness.

Chitwan National Park Permit Fees:
Cost of Entry for Foreigners - 2000 NPR
Price for Locals – 150 NPR
Entry For SAARC Citizens (Indians)– 1000 NPR
Children Below The Age Of 10 – Free

Jeep Safari Fee
Cost of Shared Jeep Safari – 2500 NPR per person
Cost of Full Day Safari – 4000 NPR per person

Elephant Safari Fee
Elephant Safari For Foreigners– 2500 NPR Per Elephant (2 People)
For Locals – 200 NPR
Cost for SAARC – 1000 NPR

Elephant Breeding Center (Timing – 6:00 AM To 6:00 PM)
Entry Cost For Foreigner – 100 NPR
For Locals – 25 NPR
For SAARC – 50 NPR
Cost For Bathing Elephant – 200 NPR

Canoe Ride
Half-Day Canoe Ride – 1400 NPR
Full-Day Canoe Ride – 1800 NPR

Entrance Gates to Chitwan National Park:
1. Sauraha Gate: Located near Sauraha, this gate offers entry to the eastern section of the park and is one of the primary entry points for visitors.
2. Meghauli Gate: Situated near the village of Meghauli, this gate provides access to the western part of the park and is ideal for visitors staying in nearby lodges or resorts.
3. Kasara Gate: Serving as the headquarters of the park, Kasara Gate offers entry to the central region and houses park administrative offices and visitor facilities.
4. Kalika Gate: Situated in the eastern section of the park, the Kalika Gate serves as another access point for visitors exploring this part of Chitwan.
5. Lothar Gate: Positioned in the northern section of the park, Lothar Gate allows entry to the northern areas and offers access to distinct wildlife habitats.
6. Khoria Gate: Located on the park's northeastern side, Khoria Gate provides access to areas close to the convergence of the Narayani and Rapti rivers.
7. Kumroj Gate: Positioned northeast of the park, Kumroj Gate offers entry to parts near the Kumroj Community Forest.