6 Days Very Easy

Bardia National Park

Perfect for non-trekkers or as a trek extension. Dates are flexible, and you can customise your trip by including or skipping cultural and historic sites, making the experience tru...

Bardia National Park

Difficulty
Very Easy
Duration
6
Best Time
Kathmandu / Kathmandu (Pokhara)
Accommodation
Tea House /camping
Group Size
2-20 pax

Perfect for non-trekkers or as a trek extension. Dates are flexible, and you can customise your trip by including or skipping cultural and historic sites, making the experience truly your own.

This five-day trip begins in Kathmandu with visits to Durbar Square, Pashupatinath and Swayambhunath, all UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Explore temples, palaces and bustling markets while learning about Nepal’s culture and history. Travel to Bardia National Park for jungle safaris, nature walks and wildlife spotting, including one-horned rhinoceros, elephants and deer. Meet local Tharu communities and discover their traditional lifestyle.

This trip is perfect for non-trekkers and travellers who enjoy nature, wildlife and culture. It also works well as an extension before or after a trek, offering a closer look at Nepal’s UNESCO sites, national parks and local traditions. With flexible dates and options, you can choose to include or skip cultural and historic sites to make the journey your own.

Trip Highlight

  • Visit UNESCO sites in Kathmandu.
  • Flexible date sightseeing options.
  • Jungle safaris in Bardia National Park.
  • Visit Kathmandu’s UNESCO sites.
  • Spot rhinoceros, elephants and deer.
  • Experience Tharu village life.
  • Perfect for non-trekkers or trek extensions.
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Itinerary

  • D1

    Welcome to Kathmandu

    Your memorable holiday begins in Kathmandu. After arrival, you will have time to freshen up before meeting your guide for an afternoon briefing. This is the perfect moment to organize your trekking gear and prepare your bags for the journey ahead.

    Accommodation: Hotel. Meals included: morning
    Transport : 20 M drive hotel

  • D2

    Kathmandu - Self Visit Swayambunath Stupa

    After breakfast, take a day tour of Kathmandu’s cultural highlights. Begin with the hilltop Swayambhunath Stupa, offering panoramic views of the valley. Next, visit the sacred Pashupatinath Temple and the serene, prayer-flag-lined Boudhanath Stupa. Finish the day with a stroll through the historic Kathmandu Durbar Square before returning to your hotel.

    Accommodation: Hotel, Meals included morning, noon, evening

  • D3

    Kathmandu - Bardia

    The fastest way to reach Bardia National Park from Kathmandu: a 50-minute flight to Nepalgunj, followed by a 2-3 hour drive to Thakurdwara, the park’s main entrance. The journey feels quick, comfortable and scenic, taking about 3 to 4 hours in total. Alternatively, drive directly from Kathmandu. The trip takes around 12 to 15 hours along the 580 km route through Nepal’s Terai region. This option takes longer but costs less and offers a chance to enjoy the changing landscapes along the way.

    Accommodation: Hotel, Meals included morning, noon, evening

  • D4

    Bardia - Bardia National Park on a full board plan

    Spend the day exploring the wilderness of Bardia National Park on a full board plan. Enjoy exciting jungle activities such as jeep safaris, nature walks and wildlife spotting, all amid pristine natural surroundings. In the evening, return to your hotel or resort for a relaxing overnight stay. y.

    Accommodation: Hotel, Meals included: morning noon evening.

  • D5

    Bardia - Kathmandu

    After breakfast, begin your return journey to Kathmandu. Travel through Nepal’s lowlands and hills, enjoying the scenic landscapes along the way. Arrive in the evening and check into your hotel.

    Accommodation: Hotel, Meals included: morning noon evening.


  • D6

    Back to Native Land

    According to your flight schedule the grand departure. We will come to drive you to the airport.

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FAQs

1What activities are available?
Visitors can enjoy jeep safaris, guided jungle walks, bird watching, and visits to Tharu villages to experience local culture.
2When is the best time to visit?
October to March is ideal, with pleasant weather and better wildlife sightings. The monsoon season (June-September) is less suitable due to heavy rainfall. But there are always pretty number of tourists
3Is it safe for visitors?
Yes. Guided safaris and park rules ensure safety. Visitors should stay on designated trails, follow guide instructions, and take standard precautions.
4What gear do I need for this tour ?
Wear light, comfortable clothing and modest attire for visiting temples. Bring comfortable shoes, a small bag, water, sunscreen and a hat. A light jacket or raincoat is optional, depending on the season.
5Can cultural tours be combined with other experiences?
Yes. Many travellers choose to combine cultural tours with short treks, wildlife safaris, yoga retreats, or adventure activities, creating a richer and more diverse experience of Nepal. This allows you to explore the country’s stunning landscapes, unique wildlife, spiritual traditions and vibrant local culture all in one journey. Whether it’s a gentle walk through the hills, a thrilling jungle safari, or a peaceful yoga session, these combinations make your trip memorable and personalised.
6Where is Bardia National Park located?
Bardia National Park is in western Nepal, Bardiya District, near the Nepal-India border. The park covers 968 km² and is accessible via Nepalganj, the nearest major town with flights and road connections.
7What wildlife can I see?
The park is home to tigers, one-horned rhinoceros, elephants, leopards, swamp deer, and over 400 bird species. It’s one of the best places in Nepal to spot tigers in the wild.
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