Pokhara (adventurous city), Dhampus Gurung village, Chitwan National Park tour
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Learn about the daily life and traditions of Gurung people
Explore lush forests and natural landscapes along the trekking route
Experience thrilling encounters with wildlife in Chitwan National Park
Discover one-horned rhinos, wild elephants, leopards, and sloth bears
Pokhara–Chitwan Short Tour Combines Himalayan Trekking with Wildlife Safari Experience
A compact travel itinerary through Pokhara and Chitwan National Park offers a well-balanced introduction to the landscapes and biodiversity of Nepal. The journey blends Himalayan foothill trekking, cultural encounters, and lowland jungle exploration within a short timeframe.
The Pokhara segment features a scenic trek toward Dhampus, a traditional Gurung village set on the lower slopes of the Annapurna range. The trail passes through terraced farmland, forested paths, and small hillside settlements, offering continuous views of snow-capped peaks and peaceful rural landscapes. Along the way, travelers encounter the culture and daily life of the Gurung people, known for their rich traditions and mountain heritage.
Back in Pokhara, the region’s natural scenery continues to define the experience, with its lakes, green valleys, and Himalayan backdrop creating a calm contrast to the trekking sections. The city serves as a gateway between the mountains and the southern plains, making it a central hub for both adventure and relaxation.
The journey then shifts to Chitwan National Park, a UNESCO-listed protected area known for its dense forests, grasslands, and wetlands. Here, guided jeep safaris and canoe rides allow visitors to observe wildlife such as one-horned rhinoceroses, deer, wild elephants, sloth bears, and the elusive royal Bengal tiger. The park is also home to rare crocodile species, including the Marsh Mugger and Gharial, along with a rich bird population of over 500 species.
By combining Pokhara’s Himalayan trekking experience with Chitwan’s jungle safaris, this tour creates a diverse and immersive itinerary that showcases Nepal’s dramatic ecological range, from mountain villages to tropical wildlife habitats.
Pokhara–Chitwan Short Tour Combines Himalayan Trekking with Wildlife Safari Experience
A compact travel itinerary through Pokhara and Chitwan National Park offers a well-balanced introduction to the landscapes and biodiversity of Nepal. The journey blends Himalayan foothill trekking, cultural encounters, and lowland jungle exploration within a short timeframe.
The Pokhara segment features a scenic trek toward Dhampus, a traditional Gurung village set on the lower slopes of the Annapurna range. The trail passes through terraced farmland, forested paths, and small hillside settlements, offering continuous views of snow-capped peaks and peaceful rural landscapes. Along the way, travelers encounter the culture and daily life of the Gurung people, known for their rich traditions and mountain heritage.
Back in Pokhara, the region’s natural scenery continues to define the experience, with its lakes, green valleys, and Himalayan backdrop creating a calm contrast to the trekking sections. The city serves as a gateway between the mountains and the southern plains, making it a central hub for both adventure and relaxation.
The journey then shifts to Chitwan National Park, a UNESCO-listed protected area known for its dense forests, grasslands, and wetlands. Here, guided jeep safaris and canoe rides allow visitors to observe wildlife such as one-horned rhinoceroses, deer, wild elephants, sloth bears, and the elusive royal Bengal tiger. The park is also home to rare crocodile species, including the Marsh Mugger and Gharial, along with a rich bird population of over 500 species.
By combining Pokhara’s Himalayan trekking experience with Chitwan’s jungle safaris, this tour creates a diverse and immersive itinerary that showcases Nepal’s dramatic ecological range, from mountain villages to tropical wildlife habitats.
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Accommodation in three star category Hotel and Resort in Pokhara and Chitwan
- All meals during Dhampus and Chitwan stay
- Expert Tour guide
- Private luxurious vehicle transfer
- Tourist Bus
- All Hotels pick and drop off
- Entrance fees
- Any airfare
- Lunch and dinner during Kathmandu and Pokhara tour
- Gratuities
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A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Chitwan National Park represents one of South Asia’s finest examples of subtropical biodiversity conservation. The park protects a wide range of ecosystems—sal forests, floodplains, wetlands, and grasslands—supporting hundreds of animal and plant species. Chitwan plays a vital role in conserving endangered wildlife, especially the one-horned rhinoceros and Bengal tiger. Guided safaris and nature walks help visitors understand the importance of conservation while experiencing Nepal’s wilderness responsibly.
A dense forest national park with amazing wildlife sightings. We spotted one-horned rhinos, elephants, peacocks, monkeys, three kinds of deer, birds and crocs. We visited on a jeep jungle safari arranged through our hotel, which was well organized. Truly a memorable experience and a must-visit for nature and wildlife lovers. We will surely revisit, but in the summer when there is a higher chance of spotting tigers. We visited the croc breeding center. We also did the canoe ride on the Rapti River which was so relaxing, we spotted lots of birds and a ghariyal.
Great dense jungle with Sal trees and vast grasslands with grasses more than 10 ft tall. We enjoyed 4 hours jeep safari in the early morning jungle in November. It was cold and misty and we loved the environment. We viewed rhinos, elephants (tamed), crocodiles, peacocks, monkeys, deers . Couldn't see tigers or sloth bear though. It was said that March is the ideal time for bear visibility and tigers are visible to the lucky tourists, which we were not. Loved the jungle ambience. Chill and quiet and mystic. Rs.2200 INR for 4 hours half day. One has to cross Rapti river on boat, walk about 100 metres and then ride the Safari vehicle. We were lucky to see a rhino which came out from the jungle and moved to the other side. We could see it in deep fog but my efforts to photograph it failed due to dense fog. Anyways, seeing is believing. Highly recommended, full day, if permitted.
