Day 1:

• You will be picked up from Bharatpur Airport or Bus Station.
• After arrival, you'll have some time to refresh and have lunch at the hotel.
• In the afternoon, you'll go on a Tharu Village Tour and Sightseeing. The Tharu people are an indigenous community in the region.
• Later in the evening, you'll have the opportunity to witness a Tharu Cultural Show, which will showcase traditional music, dance, and performances.
• Dinner will be provided at the hotel, and you'll stay overnight there.

Day 2:

• After breakfast, you'll embark on a Canoe Safari on the Rapti River. This safari will allow you to observe the wildlife and the natural beauty of the river.
• After the canoe safari, you'll have some time to refresh and have lunch.
• In the afternoon, you can choose to either go on an Elephant Safari or a Jeep Safari. These safaris will take you deeper into the jungle to spot wildlife such as elephants, rhinos, deer, and various bird species.
• After the safari, you'll visit the local market of handicrafts, where you can explore and purchase locally made crafts and souvenirs.
• Dinner will be provided at the hotel, and you'll stay overnight there.

Day 3:

• After breakfast, you'll visit the Elephant Breeding Centre. This center is dedicated to the conservation and breeding of elephants, and you'll have the opportunity to learn about these magnificent creatures and observe them up close.
• Following the visit to the breeding center, it will be time for departure. You can proceed to your next destination or make arrangements for your onward journey.

• Transfer from/to Airport or Bus Station.
• Accommodation in hotels, resorts or lodges
• Wildlife safari activities including Jungle walks, Jeep safaris and Canoe rides
• Cultural visits to traditional Tharu villages
• Professional nature guides. 
• All the entrance fee including National Park entrance permit. 

• Travel insurance 
• International/ domestic  flights
• Nepal VISA fee  
• Lunch in Kathmandu 
• Personal expenses-laundry, drinks & beverage, vehicle charging.
• Tips and gratitude for guides and drivers 
• Anything not mentioned in Inclusions.

Q: What is the best time to visit Chitwan?
A: The best time to visit Chitwan is during the winter season, from October to February. The weather is mild, and it is a good time for outdoor activities.

Q: What kind of activities can I do in Chitwan?
A: There are many activities that you can do in Chitwan, such as visiting the Tharu Village, exploring the local markets, taking a jungle walk, enjoying a cultural dance performance, and canoeing on the Rapti River.

Q: How do I get to Chitwan?
A: Chitwan can be reached by road or air. The nearest airport is in Bharatpur, which is well-connected to other major cities in Nepal. Visitors can also take a bus or hire a taxi from Kathmandu or other nearby cities.

Q: What kind of accommodations are available in Chitwan?
A: Chitwan offers a range of accommodations such as hotels, resorts, guesthouses, and homestays. Visitors can choose from a variety of options depending on their budget and preferences.

Q: What kind of cuisine is available in Chitwan?
A: Chitwan offers a variety of cuisines, including Nepali, Indian, Chinese, and continental. Visitors can enjoy local delicacies such as daal-bhaat-tarkari, momos, and sel roti.

Q: Is it safe to travel to Chitwan?
A: Yes, it is generally safe to travel to Chitwan. However, visitors should take necessary precautions such as avoiding walking alone at night and keeping their belongings safe.

Q: What kind of clothing should I wear on a Chitwan trip?
A: Visitors should wear comfortable and light clothing that is suitable for the local climate. It is also recommended to carry a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen.

Q: Can I exchange currency in Chitwan?
A: Yes, currency exchange facilities are available in Chitwan. Visitors can exchange their currency at banks, hotels, or money exchange centers. It is recommended to carry cash as some places may not accept cards.