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Chitwan Wild Life Safari - 06 Days

Soothing canoe ride at the Chitwan National Park in Nepal.

Formerly known as the “Royal Chitwan National Park”, this 932 sq kms massive conservation park is located in the subtropical plains of the Chitwan District, a part of the Inner Terai lowlands of south-central Nepal. The Chitwan National Park was established in 1973 and granted the status of a World Heritage Site in 1984. The park has dense tropical jungles, teeming with diverse wildlife and exotic birds. The name ‘Chitwan’ has several possible meanings, but the most authentic literal translation is the combination of two Nepali words- “chit or chita”, meaningheart” and “wan or ban”, meaning, “jungle”. This sums up the meaning of Chitwan to to be the ‘the heart of the jungle’’.  

Ride on the cushiony back of the mammoth or in a convertible four-wheeler, witnessing an array of exotic wildlife in their natural habitat; you will feel what it is like to be in the jungle out there amidst the dexterous predators!! Or you could even take a canoe cruise on the one of the calm jungle rivers nearby. Not just that, a subtle nature walk, bird watching excursions, village hikes, cultural tours etc. are also on the cards. The park is an abode to over 43 species of animals and is one of the most popular Safari destinations in the region. Truly, the Chitwan Wildlife Safari gets you real intimate with the jungle; not a surprise if you start considering it as your second home!!

 

OUTLINE ITINERARY

Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu(1400m)

Day 02: Kathmandu city sightseeing (1400m)

Day 03: Drive from Kathmandu to Chitwan (150m/4hours) 

Day 04: Jungle activities in Chitwan National Park

Day 05: Drive from Chitwan to Kathmandu (1400m/4hours)

Day 06: Final departure

 

  Important  Snippets 

The itinerary prescribed above is the standard template of the trip plan offered by Marron Treks which can be readily customized to match the guests’ preferences. However, the guests are expected to understand that the execution of the trip plan might be circumvented by an array of uncontrollable factors like bad weather, political turmoil, strikes, blockades and other unforeseen contingencies. Under such abnormal circumstances, the trip plans might undergo slight or sharp alterations, taking into consideration, the best interest of the clients. Wherever the changes are made, Marron Treks cannot be held responsible for the consequences. Nevertheless, we shall endeavor our level best to make sure that the trip is carried out with respect to the original trip specifics.


Tribhuwan International Airport, Kathmandu, the only international airport in Nepal.Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu (1400m)

Upon arrival at the Tribhuwan International Airport in Kathmandu, you will be received by a representative from Marron Treks and then transferred to your hotel. At the hotel, you will be greeted with welcome drinks. We then have a quick pre-trip meeting where you will be briefed on the necessary formalities and your tour itinerary. You can spend the remaining half of the day, resting Or if lying flat is too unbecoming for you, stroll around the nearby places just to get the feel of what this city is like. Overnight at hotel in Kathmandu; breakfast included.

 

 

Day 02: Kathmandu city sightseeing (1400m)Pashupatinath Temple, the most revered Hindu shrine located in Kathmandu, Nepal.

Short stroll in the evening yesterday might not have acquainted you to Kathmandu. So we want to make sure that you know this city like you know yourself. Once done with your breakfast, let’s hop in to our reserved vehicle and then head on for a comfy ride with one of our experienced city guides. You will be visiting the most renowned historical/cultural landmarks in Kathmandu. Our guide will take you to the Pasupatinath Temple (the most revered Hindu shrine), Kathmandu (Basantapur) Durbar Square and Boudhanath (the Maha Stupa). All these sites are enlisted in the UNESCO world’s heritage list. After this informative and interesting tour, we drive back through the busy and noisy streets of Kathmandu to the serene premises of your hotel. Overnight at hotel in Kathmandu; breakfast included.
 

 

The unique 'Tharu Stick Dance', a part of Tharu Cultural show in Chitwan, Nepal.Day 03: Drive from Kathmandu to Chitwan (150m/4hours) 

After that early succulent breakfast in your hotel, you will meet your guide who will accompany you on a drive all the way to Chitwan. About 4 hours of mixed drive- smooth at times and bumpy at another, you will arrive at Chitwan. The hot air can be felt, as Kathmandu to Chitwan is literally a nose dive in terms of the elevation-from a staggering 1400m to meager 150m. We check in to our hotel and relax for some time.  Next, we attend a brief orientation session regarding the activities to follow. After lunch, our half day Chitwan adventure commences. Today, it is going to be more of a cultural tour. We go about visiting the “Tharu” village. “Tharus” are the indigenous people here, so interacting with them could be a great fun. Most of the Tharus speak their own language but they understand a great deal of Nepali language too. So your guide will be able to help you to interpret the conversation. From Tharu village, we head on towards the river, to relish the splendid sunset view. In the evening, we witness an enticing cultural show of the Tharus that includes their very unique “stick dance”. Overnight at hotel in Chitwan on full board (breakfast, lunch and dinner) basis with jungle activities. 

 

Day 04: Jungle activities in Chitwan National ParkRoyal Bengal Tiger, one of the major attractions of the Chitwan National Park, Nepal.

Another consecutive day to get intimate with the wild!! Our sweet slumber at the resort breaks with a wake- up call, coupled with steaming cup of tea/coffee. We then gear up for an array of jungle activities at the Chitwan National Park. Let’s begin with a comfy ride on the cushiony back of the mammoth. Piercing the heart of the jungle, you might find yourself freakishly close to many of the wild beasts out there; well, you might just get a little shaky, but don’t worry, being on the top of the huge pachyderm, you are as safe as heaven. We have our pack lunch somewhere in the woods, amidst the twittering birds, swaying trees and prowling animals; something really different Elephant Breeding Center at Chitwan National Park in Nepal.compared to the conventional milieu of our regular lunch table. At one time we will be riding on a growling jeep, while at other time we find ourselves on a boat cruising smoothly on the quiet waters. Our eyes hungrily catch glimpse of every single component visible around the massive frontier of the park; be it a scary king cobra, a stout one- horned rhino, a rugged mugger crocodile or a graceful Bengal tigress!  Not just that an array of exotic floras and beautiful birds are certainly going to woo you. We also visit the Elephant Breeding Center. A dugout canoe ride is also on the cards. This gives us a profound idea about the habitat of the king of the waters- the crocodiles!  Besides, a subtle jungle walk could also be very soothing. Thus, an adventure packed day comes to an end. Overnight at hotel in Chitwan on full board (breakfast, lunch and dinner) basis with jungle activities.
 

 

Thamel, a popular spot for souvenir shopping in Kathmandu, Nepal.Day 05: Drive from Chitwan to Kathmandu (1400m/4hours)

Early morning wake up call, followed by tea/coffee.  Spotting birds is best during the morning. So we make the most of it, taking a quick hike into the jungle to behold these beautiful aviators. We then walk back to our hotel for breakfast, followed by a drive back to Kathmandu. You will be transferred to your hotel. The remaining time is on your own. You can perhaps have some souvenir shopping at Thamel. May be that in addition to your interesting trip anecdotes, you would also want to take back some stuff for your friends and relatives. In the evening, Marron Treks will host a farewell dinner, featuring a range of traditional Nepali cuisines cum a live cultural show. Enjoy the dinner, pack/prepare yourself for a flight back home and have a beauty sleep. Overnight at hotel in Kathmandu; breakfast and dinner included.

 

Day 06: Final departureTribhuwan International Airport in Kathmandu, Nepal.

Depending upon the flight schedule, a representative from Marron Treks will escort you to the Tribhuwan International Airport, three hours prior to your take off time. As you wave us good bye and enter the terminal block, you would perhaps recall your arrival at this place. No wonder everything seems so familiar now because, you had come here as tourist, but you are going back as a friend! Have a safe flight back home and we look forward to being your travel companion in Nepal again!

Trips can always be extended to try out some of our other exciting holiday packages like - Bungy Jumping, White Water Rafting, Mountain Biking, Paragliding etc. Please let us know about your desire for trip extension, so that we can make the necessary arrangements.

 

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  Important  Snippets 

The itinerary prescribed above is the standard template of the trip plan offered by Marron Treks which can be readily customized to match the guests’ preferences. However, the guests are expected to understand that the execution of the trip plan might be circumvented by an array of uncontrollable factors like bad weather, political turmoil, strikes, blockades and other unforeseen contingencies. Under such abnormal circumstances, the trip plans might undergo slight or sharp alterations, taking into consideration, the best interest of the clients. Wherever the changes are made, Marron Treks cannot be held responsible for the consequences. Nevertheless, we shall endeavor our level best to make sure that the trip is carried out with respect to the original trip specifics.


Accommodation

During the Chitwan Jungle Safari  we opt you accommodate  in Hotel Parkside  or similar in chitwan with the best service available.

During the trip, you will be accommodated in a Hotel. Most of these hotel cater good services and are equipped with modern amenities. We will endeavor to provide you the best accommodation available along the route so that you get a good night’s rest in a hygienic milieu.

 

Meals

We never compromise with the quality of food and the health of the trekkers as well as the crew members. Generally, we opt for the fresh and nutritional local community food available. You could make your delicious pick from an array of traditional food. This way, you could not only get the real sense of the local culture and life patterns but also contribute to promoting the locally available resources of organic food and beverages. Besides, a wide range of Continental, Chinese, Italian and Indian cuisines like Pizza, Spaghetti, French Fries, Soups, Breads, Masala Curry etc. are also available in the restaurants for your retreat.

 

Best Months

March - May and October - December is the best months for Chitwan Wild Life Safari

 

Our Guides

Guides play a very active role during the trip. Marron Treks has experienced and helpful guides who make your trip enjoyable as well as productive. Our guides are literate, multilingual speakers, environment conscious and well acquainted to culture, language, location and every single detail. This would help our visitor make the most of their trip.

 

Travel Insurance

Before starting your journey with MarronTreks it is advised that you arrange your travel insurance before leaving your homeland. The main thing is to make sure your insurance covers you for both medical and evacuation costs. In some places it is not necessary but it would be better if you have the travel insurance with you all the time. That would make your trip safe and hassle free.

 

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Starting Price: USD XXX (On request) on twin sharing accommodation basis.

For other special requirements or bigger group deals, kindly mail us directly at: marketing@marrontreks.com

 

Cost Includes

  • Airport pick-up and drop services.
  • Guided sightseeing tour of Kathmandu city.
  • Ground transportation as prescribed in the itinerary.
  • Hotel accommodation costs in Kathmandu on "BB" basis and in Chitwan on "full board" basis with jungle activities as depicted in the itinerary.
  • All applicable tourist entrance, monumental, local permit and conservation fees as deemed necessary for the tour.
  • Company’s t-shirt, cap and a day pack (provided as complimentary gears).
  • A comprehensive medical kit (will be carried by your accompanying guide).
  • Personal insurance for crew members.
  • All government and local taxes.
  • Farewell dinner with live Nepalese cultural program.

 

Cost Excludes

  • International airfare and departure taxes.
  • Personal travel insurance.
  • Lunch & dinner where ever not mentioned in the itinerary.
  • Emergency rescue evacuation (to be covered by the client's travel insurance).
  • Nepal entry visa fee – Visa can be obtained upon your arrival at the Tribhuwan International Airport in Kathmandu. (Tourist Visa with Multiple Entries for 15 days costs US $ 25 or equivalent foreign currency, Tourist Visa with Multiple Entries for 30 days and 90 days costs US $40 and $ 100 respectively. You will need a valid passport and 2 copies of your recent PP sized photos).
  • Tips to the guide, driver, hotel staffs. (Tipping is expected).
  • Bar bills, alcoholic drinks & beverages.
  • Other expenses of personal nature (phone calls, laundry etc.)
  • Cost incurred due to the addition of extra days or change in the real course of the itinerary because of bad weather conditions, political turmoil or any other unforeseen contingencies like (but not limited to) natural calamities, accidents, illness, thefts, damages etc.
  • Garbage deposit fees (refundable).
  • Any other expenses not mentioned in the 'Cost Includes' section above.

Wildlife Safari

Wildlife Safari implies maneuvering your way through the dense forests. You don’t have to worry about looking sophisticated and hence some very basic packing should do the deal for you. The list below may look sort of lengthy at the first glance but depending upon your personal circumstances, season, kind & length of the trip you are heading for, some of our listed items may not be applicable to you; so you can jolly well ignore them.  

 

  • Essential Gears

Daypack

Walking pants/trousers

Half pants/ Shorts

Full - sleeve shirts

T - Shirts

Jumper or Pile Jacket

Hats

Jacket/Sweater/Warm trousers (if you are travelling from Nov-Feb)

Other light clothes including cotton undergarments

Comfortable Walking or Running Shoes/Cotton socks

Sport Sandals/Flip-flops

Polypropylene/wool socks (if you are travelling from Nov-Feb)

Light wool gloves

Flash light, batteries & bulbs

Insect repellents / Anti-mosquito cream

Duffle bag (will be provided by Marron Treks as a complimentary gear and you needn't return it)

Goggles or sunglasses

Waterproof (preferably breathable fabric) shell jacket

 

  • Miscellaneous Bits

The items below could seem trivial, but if you don’t have them, you might just find yourself sticky and stinky, which isn’t actually good for you!


 Toiletries

 Quick-drying camp towel

 Detergent powder/bar

 Toilet paper

 Sunscreen Lotion (SPF 20+) & Lip balm

 Pocket knife

 Sewing/Repair Kit (for tent & mattress)

 Emergency kit including a whistle, waterproof match/lighter

 Padlocks for bags and lodge rooms

 Stuff sacks

 Water bottle

 Earplugs

 Candlesticks

 

  • Medicaments

It is important that you include the medicines prescribed by your doctor. Below is just the generic list of medications. We advise you to always consult your travel doctor as you might be resistant or allergic to some medicines. Generally, our guide carries the first aid kit with him, but it’s always better to have your own kit.


 Anesthetics (Ibuprofen/Aspirin)

 Broad spectrum antibiotics tablets

 Metronidazole and Antacids (for diarrohea /indigestion)

 Broad spectrum ointments (Neosporin/ Clotrimazole/Gentamicin)

 Antiseptic liquids (Dettol/Savlon)

 Assorted band-aids

 Small gauge pad

 Roll of adhesive tape

 Iodine tablets

 

  • Optional Carry

Nothing hard and fast about carrying the items on this list as they are not the basics. Yet, though not all, if you still manage to squeeze in some of these items on your carry, you will not regret as they might just come handy during the trip.


Camera, memory card and battery charger

GPS unit Altimeters

Binoculars

Nylon rope (for tying and hanging up wet clothes)

Plastic bags for wet cloths

Books and magazines

Choice of dry food

Departure Date

Generally, there are no fixed departure dates for the optional adventure like “Wildlife Safari". If you intend to pursue the adventure on any specific date, please contact us directly and let us know about your preferred schedule. We will endeavor our level best to make sure that the adventure commences on the set date.





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