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2 nights 3 days Chitwan Tour Package

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2 nights 3 days Chitwan Tour Package

Overview And Highlights

Trip Facts

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Duration:3 Days

Trip highlights:

  • Jeep Safari: Spot one-horned rhinoceros, crocodiles, and more during an exciting ride through the jungle.
  • Birdwatching: Discover over 500 species of birds in Chitwan’s diverse ecosystem.
  • Tharu Cultural Tour: Visit a traditional Tharu village and enjoy a cultural dance performance.
  • Canoe Ride on Rapti River: Glide along the Rapti River, spotting wildlife from the water.
  • Elephant Bathing: Participate in the interactive experience of bathing with elephants.
  • Sunrise and Sunset Views: Enjoy stunning views over the Narayani River at dawn and dusk.
  • Jungle Walk: Explore Chitwan’s dense forests on foot with expert guides.

2 nights 3 days Chitwan National Park Tour Package Cost

The cost for the Chitwan National Park depends on group size and service you want to use during the holiday. The standard tour price we are offering is as follows:

Group SizePrice (Tourist Bus)HotelPrivate Vehicle PriceFlight Price
1 personUSD 2503-starUSD 490USD 600
2 to 4 peopleUSD 2403-starUSD 360USD 550
5 to 8 peopleUSD 2303-starUSD 330USD 535
9 to 15 peopleUSD 2203-starUSD 300USD 490

This provides a simple overview of pricing for different group sizes, with the flexibility to choose between tourist bus, private vehicle, or flight options.

Day to Day Itinerary

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Your journey to Chitwan National Park begins either by flight or drive from Kathmandu or Pokhara. Upon arrival, you'll check into a cozy lodge, resort, or camp where comfort meets nature. Each room is equipped with an attached bath, offering 24/7 hot and cold running water. Right outside your door, you'll find a vibrant garden filled with colorful flowers, a serene retreat to relax in.

The resort's restaurant, open around the clock, serves delicious Indian, Chinese, and Continental dishes. And for those who enjoy a drink, the bar offers both local and international beverages. While you enjoy your meal or drink, our expert guides will provide a detailed briefing on the upcoming program.

After lunch, the adventure begins:

  • Tharu Village Tour: The Tharu people, indigenous to the Terai region, are known for their unique way of life. Our guide will take you on a village tour where you'll experience the traditional living that echoes back to ancient times. This immersive cultural visit offers you a rare glimpse into their fascinating lifestyle.
  • National Park Visitor's Center: Learn more about the rich biodiversity and conservation efforts in Chitwan National Park by visiting the center.
  • Sunset at the Riverbank: As the day winds down, you'll witness a breathtaking sunset from the riverbank, a perfect way to reflect on your first day of adventure.

In the evening:

  • Dinner & Cultural Program: Savor a delicious dinner while enjoying a traditional Tharu dance performance. The night also includes a wildlife slide-show, preparing you for the adventures of the following day.

Itinerary Recap:

  • Arrival and Refreshment
  • Briefing on Resort & Facilities
  • Lunch
  • Village Tour/Sightseeing/Sunset
  • Dinner with Tharu Cultural Program
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Morning Wake-Up

Rise early to the sounds of the jungle, preparing for a day of adventure and wildlife exploration. The day kicks off with a hearty breakfast to fuel you for the exciting activities ahead.

Jeep Safari

We start with a Jeep Safari—a faster-paced way to cover more ground. While a bit louder, the jeep lets you explore larger areas of the jungle, increasing your chances of spotting elusive wildlife like the Bengal tiger. The thrill of possibly seeing one of these magnificent creatures adds a layer of excitement to this rugged adventure. Plus, a jeep allows your whole group to share the experience together, making it a perfect option for families and friends.

Lunch

After an exciting morning, refuel with a delicious lunch back at the resort. Relax and enjoy a meal before heading back into the wild for the afternoon's adventures.

Canoe Ride

The Canoe Ride offers a peaceful yet thrilling way to explore the rivers of Chitwan. As you drift down the water, keep an eye out for crocodiles lazing by the riverbank or silently swimming alongside your canoe. Birdwatchers will love this part of the tour, as over 500 species of birds inhabit the area, filling the air with vibrant colors and songs. This quiet ride is a perfect contrast to the adrenaline of the safari, giving you a chance to soak in the calm beauty of the park.

Visit to the Elephant Breeding Center

One of the highlights of Chitwan is the Elephant Breeding Center, a rare and remarkable experience. This center was established to protect and preserve Nepal’s elephant population, offering visitors a chance to see baby elephants and learn about conservation efforts. It’s one of only two centers like it in the world, making this visit a truly special part of your Chitwan adventure. If you like, you can also assist washing the elephants or even bath with them in the river.

Tharu Cultural Program

In the evening, immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of the Tharu people, one of Chitwan’s largest ethnic groups. The Tharu Cultural Program is a lively showcase of traditional dances, music, and art. Local performers, dressed in their colorful ethnic attire, perform captivating dances using Dhols and Tharu sticks, each routine telling a story of harmony between the people and the wildlife that surrounds them. The rhythmic beats and lively movements make this cultural experience a must-see, offering a deeper understanding of the region’s heritage.

Dinner and Relaxation

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Early Morning Wake-Up

Start your day early, greeted by the calm morning air. Fresh tea and coffee will be ready for you as you soak in the peaceful atmosphere before the day's activity begins.

Bird Watching

Ease into the morning with a Bird Watching session, a perfect activity for those who appreciate quiet moments in nature. Chitwan is home to over 8% of the world’s bird species, offering a spectacular opportunity to witness a wide variety of feathered friends. As the sun rises and the sky begins to light up, you’ll see birds of all sizes and colors soaring through the air, each species displaying its unique beauty. Whether you’re an avid birdwatcher or just looking to relax and enjoy the morning, this experience is a gentle and reflective way to close your adventure.

Breakfast

After your peaceful morning of bird watching, enjoy a final breakfast at the resort, savoring the last moments of your stay in Chitwan before heading back to Kathmandu or your next destination.

Departure

With your Chitwan experience complete, you’ll proceed for departure. You have the option to fly or drive back to Kathmandu, depending on your preference. Whichever you choose, you’ll leave with memories of the vibrant wildlife, serene landscapes, and warm cultural encounters that have made this trip truly special.

Services Included on Price

Service Includes

  • Depending on your choice: Round-trip flights between Kathmandu and Bharatpur, including airport taxes. Or a tourist bus or private transportation from Kathmandu to Chitwan and back.
  • Private transportation to/from the airport or bus station.
  • Full-board meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner, along with tea, coffee, and hot water.
  • Accommodation in twin-sharing rooms at the 4-star Green Park Chitwan Resort.
  • All jungle safari activities and programs as per the itinerary.
  • Entry permits and fees for Chitwan National Park.
  • English-speaking nature/jungle guide throughout your stay.
  • All agency service charges and government taxes.

Service Excludes

  • Meals and accommodation in Kathmandu.
  • Travel insurance.
  • International airfare to/from Nepal.
  • Nepal tourist visa fee.
  • Personal expenses (alcoholic beverages, cold drinks, laundry, phone calls, internet).
  • Personal equipment.
  • Emergency evacuation (helicopter rescue).
  • Costs arising from itinerary changes due to landslides, flight delays, political issues, strikes, etc.
  • Any expenses not specifically mentioned in the "Cost Includes" section.
  • Tips for the guide, supporting staff, and driver.

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Frequently Asked Questions for 2 nights 3 days Chitwan Tour Package

General Information

The best times to trek to Everest Base Camp are during the pre-monsoon season (March to May) and the post-monsoon season (late September to November). These periods offer clearer skies and more stable weather.
 

Essential items include warm clothing, waterproof jacket and pants, good quality hiking boots, sleeping bag, sunglasses, sunscreen, water purification tablets, and a first aid kit.

Accommodations are primarily in teahouses which provide basic lodging and meals. Rooms are typically shared with basic facilities.

On average, trekkers walk about 5 to 7 hours per day, depending on the stage of the trek and individual pace.

The risk is minimal. The region is home to wildlife like the Himalayan Tahr and various birds, but they generally keep their distance from trekking paths.

Health & Safety

The trek usually takes about 12 to 14 days, starting from Lukla. This includes time for acclimatization stops to adjust to the high altitude.

A moderate to high level of fitness is required. The trek involves long days of walking, often on steep and rough terrain. Preparing with cardiovascular training and strength exercises is advisable.

Symptoms include headache, nausea, dizziness, and tiredness. Prevention involves acclimatizing properly by ascending slowly, staying hydrated, and possibly using altitude sickness medication under a doctor's advice.


Yes, most teahouses have Wi-Fi available for a charge. Mobile reception is available in many parts of the trek but can be unreliable as you gain altitude.

Yes, travel insurance that covers emergency evacuation and medical expenses at high altitudes is strongly recommended due to the remote nature and risks involved in the trek.

Permits & Logistics

It is highly recommended to have a guide, especially for first-time trekkers. Guides offer valuable insights into the local culture, ensure safety, and help with route navigation and potential altitude sickness.

Yes, you will need a TIMS card (Trekker's Information Management System) and a Sagarmatha National Park permit. These can usually be arranged by your trekking company.

Payment & Cost

The cost can vary widely depending on the trekking agency, the length of the trek, included amenities, and whether you hire a private guide and porter. Expect to spend between $1,000 and $3,000.

Yes, most teahouses offer charging facilities for a small fee. However, it's a good idea to bring extra batteries or a solar charger, as electricity can be unreliable.

Accommodation & Meals


The teahouses offer a variety of meals, predominantly local Nepali food like dal bhat (rice and lentils) as well as some western dishes such as pasta and pizza.

Additional Information

Planning your visit to Chitwan National Park is crucial to making the most of your adventure. With Himalayan Dream Team, we ensure that your experience is perfectly timed, offering you the best wildlife encounters and cultural immersion. Here’s what you need to know about the best times to visit:

Time PeriodWeatherActivities
October to Early MarchPleasant temperatures around 25°C, cooler air, and low humidityIdeal for jungle safaris, birdwatching, and cultural experiences. Comfortable for trekking and exploring the park.
April and MayHot temperatures, often reaching mid-40°Cs, dry seasonBest for spotting wildlife near waterholes, though the heat can be intense. Ideal for animal viewing opportunities.
November to JanuaryClear skies, cool nights, mild days, occasional cold spellsExcellent visibility, perfect for photography and nature lovers. Great for exploring without the heat and humidity.
Late November until the MonsoonHigh humidity, but clear skies and good visibilityPerfect for photographers, nature lovers, and those seeking stunning views of landscapes with crisp visibility.
Monsoon Season (Mid-June to Mid-September)Heavy rains, high humidity, muddy terrainChallenging for jungle safaris and wildlife spotting due to the heavy rains. Not recommended for visits.

Most trips to Chitwan National Park are scheduled from late September to May, avoiding the heavy monsoon rains that dominate Nepal between mid-June and mid-September. During the monsoon, 80% of the country’s rainfall occurs, making jungle safaris and wildlife sightings challenging.

At other times of the year, especially during the monsoon and late spring, haze and pollution from traffic, industry, and waste burning can affect the views and air quality.

During your Two nights and Three days Chitwan National Park Tour, you will enjoy comfortable accommodation in quality hotels. The package includes delicious meals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with a variety of options to suit your preferences. A visit to Tharu village offers a chance to savor authentic Tharu cuisine, including the unique "Ghongi," a must-try dish for meat lovers. With Himalayan Dream Team handling all reservations, you can relax knowing you'll receive top-notch service, ensuring a comfortable and memorable stay.

Client Reviews

FERENC IMRE  •  Hungary  •  Oct 07, 2024

Chitwan National Park Tour, 2 nights 3 days with Himalayan Dream Team

After completing an exhilarating adventure to Lobuche East Peak with the incredible Himalayan Dream Team in September/October 2024, we decided to unwind with a 2-night, 3-day Chitwan Safari Tour. Traveling with family and friends, it was the perfect way to relax and experience nature up close.
The jungle excursions were simply delightful. Our tour guide was outstanding, knowledgeable, and always ensured our safety, especially by advising us to avoid bright-colored clothing during the walks. The hikes were unforgettable—we spotted a python, a rhino, deer, and even a tiger paw print! The canoe rides were peaceful yet thrilling, offering close encounters with crocodiles and exotic birds. While traditional canoes were charming, they sit low in the water, which may pose a challenge for those with mobility concerns.
The Jeep Safari added even more excitement as we encountered rhinos, elephants, deer, monkeys, and more. Ending our holiday with this safari tour after trekking in the Himalayas was the perfect way to balance adventure with relaxation.
Thank you, Himalayan Dream Team, for taking such good care of our family and making this experience one we will always cherish!

Warm greetings from all of US 
Ferenc

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