Chitwan National Park
Established in 1973, the first national park of Nepal enjoys a
World Heritage status. Comprised of 370 square miles of forest,
grasslands, and marshlands, it sits serenely at the feet of the
Himalayas, bordered by the Gandaki and Rapti Rivers. Home to an
array of wildlife, including 1-horned rhinos, sloth bears,
elephants, and leopards, Chitwan also plays host to over 500
different species of birds throughout the year. Explore the unique
habitat of these creatures when you join us in 'Discovering India
& Nepal'.