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The experience of getting so close to the animals was amazing, i was bumped around by a demanding baby elephant, how amazing, while i was warned away from an adult that was chained to the ground i was told he was a dangerous. I booked on the elephant ride through the jungle and the driver had a metal stick with a hook, he struck him hard on the skull throughout and I ended up having to speak out and tell him that was so cruel. He wasn't happy with me and when the tour ended and I got off I noticed that the elephant had bleeding behind his ears, If you are going here to experience getting close to these incredible animals then speak up.…
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Date of experience: August 2020
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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.…
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Date of experience: March 2020
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We had a great time and saw so much wild life inclding wild Rhinos (11) and Wild Elephants and Crocodiles - Tons of amazing birds as well - Get a good guide - Our helped us find a sleeping Rhino
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Date of experience: March 2020
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The Chitwan National Park was established in 1973 to protect this natural habitat from poachers, which was running rampant prior to the creation of the Park. This Park was also recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. The Park is large at about 360 square miles in size and is quite beautiful with lush vegitation and with a picturesque river that runs through the Park. Our small group tour had stayed at the nearby Temple Tiger Green Jungle Resort for two (2) nights, where we had two (2) half-day jeep excursions from the Resort to the Park covering the western-side on the first half-day trip and the eastern side on the second half-day excursion. For our small tour group, the Resort had provided two (2) of their tour jeeps and certified Park tour guides for each jeep. The natural scenery of the Park was very nice and picturesque as our jeeps were traversing through the high grass, the tall trees and even across running streams. We saw just enough wildlife to keep things interesting, but we were not able to see any tigers. We did see many Water Buffaloes, Rhinos, Gharial crocodiles, Spotted Deers and many varieties of birds. Our small group tour included a catered lunch on the river bank and under some large shade trees - quite nice! After lunch, our tour also included small boat tours along the river through a section of the Park that is famous for having the Gharial crocodiles - exciting! Overall, our small tour group had a great time at the Chitwan National Park.…
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Date of experience: November 2019
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Had a safari in the national park. Was ok, seen some animals but not all but hey that is nature. The park itself is a nice place to visit. Do not expect too much , the better it is.
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Date of experience: March 2020
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