Lowland park
Bardia National Park, in the far west of the plains, is quieter and wilder than Chitwan. Its forests, grasslands and the Karnali river are among the best places in Nepal to look for tigers, as well as rhinos, elephants and river dolphins.
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Tours here
Round trip · 5 days, 4 nights
Bardiya National Park The largest national park of Nepal's lowlands, in the far west, along the Karnali river. It protects sal forest, grassland and river islands,…
Round trip · 12 days, 11 nights
Across the Terai The Terai is Nepal's strip of tropical lowland along the Indian border: forest, grassland and great rivers coming down from the Himalaya. Three…
Round trip · 7 days, 6 nights
Two parks of the far west Bardiya is the largest national park of Nepal's lowlands, along the Karnali river, known for its tigers. Shuklaphanta, further west…
Round trip · 10 days, 9 nights
The far side of Nepal The west of Nepal sees few visitors. This route starts with Bardiya, the largest national park of the lowlands, then follows…
When to walk here
Cool, dry months are best; February to April, when the grass is cut, gives the best chance to see animals. It is very hot from May, and wet in the monsoon.
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