Discover the best top things to do in Central Region, Nepal including Chitwan National Park, Nagarkot Nature Trail, Nagarjun Forest Reserve, Tiger Residency Resort, Mrigasthali Deer Park, Elephant Breeding Centre, Crocodile Breeding Centre.
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4.5 based on 555 reviews
The Chitwan National Park offers a variety of flora and fauna. Do not miss the jeep safari and especially the elephant safari. We were lucky to see a few rhinos, Gharial crocodiles, peacock, wild bore, spotted deer, buck deer, and lots of amazing colourful birds. The elephant safari was a memory to be cherished for the rest of your life. It's adventurous and thrilling. The elephant bathing was a fun too. You are allowed to go round the buffer zone of the forest only.
4.0 based on 22 reviews
I stayed at Tiger Residency for 3 nights and 4 days. From the moment I arrived, the staff were extremely friendly and kind, the resort soon began to feel like family. The food was excellent, a variety of western and Nepali food. The service was 5 star, with the staff always asking if I needed anything. The only issue I had was with my nature guide, however I took this up with management as I left (I chose not to do anything about it during my stay as the rest of the resort was 100%!) and I trust they will make improvements moving forward. This was no reflection on the resort and was purely a personal issue. My suggestions for improvement would be communication with guests. Letting them know if there is no power (my aircon didn’t work) or of certain activities aren’t available (I was told elephant bath wasn’t possible... however they later made this happen!). Tiger residency was very impressive and despite the small issue I had with the guide, I would 100% recommend this resort to everyone. The staff were the highlight, they treated each other like family which was so welcoming. I can’t wait to come back!
3.0 based on 677 reviews
The breeding center seems to have a very well rounded approach to the elephants. Visiting is limited to several hours in the morning and the afternoon, before and after which the elephants are free in the jungle with their handlers. The handlers seem dedicated and humane and many live on-site with the elephants. The elephant breeding center is also the first place I have seen female mahouts. The elephants are part of a larger program which supports the entire economic ecosystem around Chitwan. Opinions about elephant captivity need to be tempered with the alternative, which is to place Chitwan in competition with the communities around the park. To parade in with a short-sighted, Western lens and start dictating to the people, who have lived and worked with the elephants for centuries, how to manage the delicate balance between Chitwan, its wildlife and the surrounding villages that it supports, is a special kind of selfish. In short, it's a humane program, the elephants are well cared for, and sabotaging wildlife tourism at Chitwan puts all of Chitwan and the communities it supports at great risk.
4.0 based on 4 reviews
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