Within the borders of the Chitwan National Park there are 6 premier jungle resorts scattered thorughout the park. These secluded resorts offer the best ways to experience the true safari atmosphere of Chitwan. As all the jungle activities are just a step away, there's always a chance of observing the animalsat close quarters. All The resorts provide a unique Jungle experience, they all provide excerlent accomadation in individual cabins with private bath or well-appointed luxury tents. |
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Suklaphanta Wildlife Reserve is located in the extreme southwest of the country and covers an area of some 305 sq km (including expansion area), It ranges in height from 90m to over 270m above sea leavel. The vegetation within the reserve is estimated to be about two-thirds forest and one-third forest grassland. The Suklaphanta grassland is probably the largest expance of such a habatit in Nepal. Over 26 species of mammals live in the reserve.The majority of the park consists mostely of unspoiled natural habatit, especially in the hill regions. |
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Bardia National Park is smaller than the Chitwan, however the wildlife and biodiversity isjust as exciting as the same exotic animals inhabit the park. Since Bardia is more isolated than Chitwan there tends to be are fewer resorts and less visitors.This reomteness tends increases the tension of the adventure of discovering the jungle. |
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The located in eastern Nepal the Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve was established in 1976 and covers some 175 square kilometers. It provides a wildlife refuge and habitat that includes includes a variety of wetlands and other habtiats. The reserve is also home to the water buffalo (called Arna), deer, nilgai, crocodiles, Gangetic dolphins and over 280 species of birds. |
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