Bardia National Park Tour

The Bardiya National Park Tour explores the stunning wildness of Bardia National Park, located in Nepal’s western lowlands. Bardiya National Park, often written Bardia, is a protected area in Nepal, established in 1988 as Royal Bardia National Park.

The park is known for its diverse wildlife, including the Bengal tiger, one-horned rhinoceros, Asian elephants, and several bird species. As evidence of its ecological importance, Bardia National Park is acknowledged as a conservation success story, with successful efforts to maintain and preserve its rich biodiversity.

Our Bardia National Park Tour provides an immersive and unique experience for nature enthusiasts, wildlife lovers, and adventure seekers. This program combines thrilling animal safaris, cultural contacts with the native Tharu community, and exhilarating river rafting activities on the Karnali River.

Aside from the breathtaking scenery and fascinating fauna, visitors may also learn about the Tharu people’s vibrant customs by viewing traditional dances and learning about their rich cultural heritage. Bardia National Park Tour provides an opportunity to escape into untamed nature while also helping to conserve the park’s ecosystem.

Attractions

1. Visit Bardia to see Bengal tigers, rhinoceroses, and elephants in their natural habitat.
2. Discover a birdwatcher’s paradise with over 450 bird species.
3. Discover World War II remains, which will offer historical dimension to your journey.
4. Enjoy river activities along the Karnali River, including boat safaris and fishing.
5. Immerse yourself in Tharu culture through traditional dance and rural visits.
6. Explore the distant woods, away from popular tourist spots.
7. Enjoy exhilarating jeep expeditions to spot rare wildlife.
8. Join guided nature hikes and treks to engage with the park’s landscapes.

About Bardia National  Park

Bardia National Park is located in Nepal’s western lowland region, bordering the Karnali River to the west. The park is located in the Bardiya District and encompasses an area of around 968 square kilometers (374 square miles). Its strategic location in the Terai region, close to the Himalayan foothills, making it an ideal destination for environment and wildlife enthusiasts looking for a true wilderness experience.

Bardia National Park is accessible by road and air, with Nepalgunj serving as the nearest airport. It provides a distant and pristine location for visitors seeking to discover Nepal’s natural treasures.

Bardia National Park is the Terai’s largest and least disturbed wilderness area, helping to conserve the region’s rich flora and animals. The park was established in 1988 with the goal of protecting ecosystems and habitats critical to the survival of endangered species.

The immensity of Bardia enables for the preservation of a diverse range of ecosystems, from riverine forests to grasslands, offering an important sanctuary for a number of species that are threatened elsewhere. Its vastness and relative seclusion make it an important stronghold for Nepal’s biodiversity protection efforts.

Bardia National Park has an incredible range of species, making it a refuge for nature lovers. The park is home to a robust population of Bengal tigers, one-horned rhinoceroses, Asian elephants, and several deer species. Avian aficionados will enjoy the park’s diverse birdlife, which includes over 400 species, including the endangered Bengal florican.

The Karnali River, which flows through the park, contributes to its particular attractiveness by providing possibilities for riverine wildlife. With its many ecosystems, Bardia National Park stands out as an unrivaled location for visitors looking for an immersive experience in Nepal’s natural treasures.

Best Season

Bardia National Park is best visited during the dry season, which lasts from October to March. This period is ideal for wildlife viewing since the foliage thins down and animals concentrate around water sources, making them easier to identify on safaris. The temperate temperatures, which range from warm to cool, provide ideal circumstances for exploring the park’s different ecosystems. Furthermore, the months of October and November highlight the post-monsoon lushness, which provides a brilliant green backdrop to the terrain. Travelers should be aware of the higher temperatures in April and May, the pre-monsoon months. While the monsoon season, which normally lasts from June to September, delivers lush beauty, it can also hinder accessibility and wildlife sightings due to dense vegetation and increasing water levels. As a result, planning a visit between October and March ensures an optimum blend of pleasant weather and the ability to see Bardia National Park’s tremendous biodiversity.

Accommodation

During your Bardia National Park Tour, we provide a variety of suitable accommodations. Whether you enjoy being close to nature or prefer modern facilities, our handpicked hotels inside or near the park cater to a variety of tastes. These lodgings have well-equipped rooms or cottages that mix well with the natural environment. To unwind after a day of exploration, you can anticipate a combination of convenience and calm. Our lodging options, which range from modest lodges with spectacular views to eco-friendly resorts, are designed to make your evenings as memorable as your days in the heart of Bardia National Park.

Food

During your Bardia National Park Tour, you will have delicious meals with both local and international flavors. Our menu includes both traditional Tharu meals and popular favorites to suit a wide range of tastes. While on the exhilarating jungle walk and jeep safari, we’ve got you covered with quick and healthy packed lunches, allowing you to save time without sacrificing nutrition. These meals are intended to keep you energized and satiated as you explore the natural beauties of Bardia National Park. Our culinary selections, including excellent meals and snacks, lend a savory touch to your tour through this unspoiled countryside.

Packing List And Essentials

1. Comfortable attire appropriate for wildlife excursions (long sleeves and pants).
2. Durable walking shoes
3. Hats and sunglasses for sun protection
4. Sunscreen, insect repellant
5. Binoculars for wildlife viewing.
6. Camera to capture the park’s splendor.
7. Personal meds and a little first-aid kit
8. Reusable Water Bottle
9. Daypack for transporting essentials during excursions.
10. Light rain jacket (if traveling during the rainy season).
11. Power banks for electronic gadgets
12. Valid identification and travel documents.
13. Local currency for small purchases.
14. Any required travel adapters or chargers.

General Tips And Guidelines

1. Wear neutral-colored clothing on wildlife safaris to fit in with the natural environment.
2. Pack good walking shoes, a hat, sunscreen, and bug repellant for outdoor activities.
3. Bring binoculars and a camera to document the different wildlife and sceneries.
4. Visit during the dry season (October to March) for the best wildlife sightings.
5. Respect the local norms and traditions, especially during Tharu cultural events.
6. When going river rafting or seeing wildlife, follow the safety recommendations.
7. To reduce your environmental effect, stick to approved routes and trails.
8. Check the weather forecast before your journey and pack accordingly.
9. Stay hydrated and bring water with you when participating in activities, especially during the warmer months.
10. Consider alternative add-ons or extensions to personalize your Bardia National Park visit.