On arrival at the resort, we will give the guests a short briefing of their program, and assign them their rooms.

A delicious lunch prepared by our team of expert kitchen staff will be served to our guests.

At a five minutes drive from the resort is the boarding station, where guests will walk with an elephant and explore the jungle and it’s abundant wildlife, including different types of deers, monkeys, wild boars, bisons, sloth bears, the famous one-horned rhinoceros, and if lucky, even leopards and the Royal Bengal tiger as well. There are also rare faunas and over 200 species of birds in the area that can be observed during the safari.

The whole experience lasts for 2-3 hours, after which the guests will return to the resort.

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Jungle Walk

Guests can walk into the jungle, accompanied by our jungle expert. They can watch birds, flora, and fauna, and get a complete and intimate experience of nature for themselves.

Guests can take a breather and enjoy the peaceful view of the river at our deck area, watching the wildlife and nature, lounge around the resort premises, order drinks at the bar, and just relax. The sunset is very beautiful as well, and is an experience that shouldn’t be missed.

One of our wildlife experts will give a short presentation about Chitwan National Park. This presentation also includes more details about the local wildlife and also a brief history of the park. Guests are welcome to ask any questions.

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Guests will able to enjoy the local Tharus from the village showcasing their traditional Tharu stick dance. The dance is an age-old tradition of the Tharus and is usually performed to appease the gods during religious festivals.

Guests will be served dinner prepared by our excellent in-house chef using locally sourced fresh produce.

Guests will be given a wakeup call to get ready for the day’s activities.

A scrumptious breakfast spread will be served to the guests.

Guests will be taken to the Crocodile Conservation Project, an initiative to preserve and protect the endangered crocodiles of the park. Established in 1971, the Gharial (distinguished from other crocodiles by its narrow snout) conservation center has been breeding this endangered species and releasing them to the wild every year. Our naturalist will accompany them, guiding them and providing information about various methods and programmes being undertaken to increase Gharial population in the wild.

After the visit to Crocodile Conservation Project, guests will be taken on a boating tour in a traditional Patela boat, which will take them down serenely along the Rapti river, which will also have aquatic birds, Gharials and other animals on the river banks. The boat ride lasts for approximately 45 minutes

A delicious lunch prepared by our team of expert kitchen staff will be served to our guests.

One of our wildlife experts will give a short presentation about Chitwan National Park. This presentation also includes more details about the local wildlife and also a brief history of the park. Guests are welcome to ask any questions.

OR

Guests will able to enjoy the local Tharus from the village showcasing their traditional Tharu stick dance. The dance is an age-old tradition of the Tharus and is usually performed to appease the gods during religious festivals.

Guests will be served a BBQ dinner either in the central dining hall, or outside on the deck, depending upon their preference.

Guests will be given a wakeup call to get ready for the day’s activities.

A scrumptious breakfast spread will be served to the guests.

Guests can ride a jeep through the wilderness, experiencing the local wildlife for themselves. They will observe birds, flora, and fauna, like the one-horned Rhinoceros, countless species of deer, bisons, and if lucky, even the Royal Bengal Tiger.

The whole experience lasts for 2-3 hours, after which the guests will return to the resort.

delicious lunch will be served to our guests, that has been prepared by our team of expert kitchen staff.

Chitwan is home to over 200 species of birds. Guests can indulge themselves in watching the birds, and relax in the midst of nature, with our local wildlife expert guiding their experience and making sure they have a good time.

One of our wildlife experts will give a short presentation about Chitwan National Park. This presentation also includes more details about the local wildlife and also a brief history of the park. Guests are welcome to ask any questions.

OR

Guests will able to enjoy the local Tharus from the village showcasing their traditional Tharu stick dance. The dance is an age-old tradition of the Tharus and is usually performed to appease the gods during religious festivals.

Guests will be served dinner prepared by our excellent in-house chef using locally sourced fresh produce.