Chitwan Birdwatching Tour

The Chitwan Bird Watching Tour, is a three-day excursion designed for bird enthusiasts, taking place in Chitwan National park, Nepal's first national park also known as Royal National Park. The park was established with the aim of preserving wildlife and avifauna. It boasts an impressive array of bird species, including the Asian Openbill, Black-winged kite, Common Hoopoe, Cattle Egret, Asian Pied Starling, Spotted Bush Warblers, Cotton Pygmy Goose, Common Greenshank, Yellow-bellied Prinia, Grey Backed Shrike, Red Naped Ibis, Grey Wagtail, Paddy field Pipit, White Throated Kingfisher, and many others.

Chitwan National Park, a UNESCO protected site, is a haven for animal and bird lovers alike due to its diverse ecosystem. It is home to rare animals such as the one-horned rhinoceros, Royal Bengal Tiger, Leopard, Elephant, and more. The park boasts an impressive variety of wildlife, including 68 species of mammals, 126 species of fish, and 58 species of reptiles, including the gharial crocodile.

While the tour covers the park's remarkable animal diversity, its main focus is on bird watching. Chitwan National Park has captivated ornithologists from around the world, offering captivating activities such as jungle walks, elephant safaris, and jeep safaris. The best time for bird watching in Chitwan is during October, November, February, March, April, and May. These seasons offer favorable weather and abundant opportunities to witness the migration of birds from Asia and Europe.

As part of the tour, you will have the opportunity to explore Janakauli Community Forest and Bis Hazari Tal in the periphery of Chitwan National Park for bird watching and exploration. If you visit during the winter season, you may also catch a glimpse of temporary migratory birds.