Bardia National Park provides a number of well looked after domestic elephants. These fearless, majestic animals provide the safest and easiest way to move around inside the park. Walking through tall grasslands and dense jungle, you’ll sight wildlife safely from the back of the elephant.
An early morning 30 km drive by jeep will drop you by the Karnali River. This is followed by a serene day rafting down the gentle Karnali. Drifting down the river allows you to spot wildlife, especially the endangered freshwater Gangetic dolphin, the gharial crocodile, exotic birds and big game on the nearby river banks. Swimming is also possible and sometimes the dolphins may join you!
The Karnali River is one of the longest Himalayan river of mid-west Nepal famous for fishing game. A good habitat of great fish like the mahseer, you can go fishing with good fishing equipment. The best time for fishing is generally October to April.
This is the fastest way to explore the park, allowing you to journey deep into the jungle. You visit some of the best viewing towers and you go off-road in a four-wheel drive vehicle for an unforgettable safari experience.
Situated on the edge of Bardia National Park, Forest Hideway was created to provide the perfect setting from which to explore this pristine conservation area. With accomodation ranging from standard to deluxe and with a restaurant offering set buffet and a la carte meals, Forest Hideway provides guests with a relaxed atmosphere in rural surrondings. Built to reflect the local tharu style, the hotel complex consists of timber and clay cottages with traditional grass roofs and decorations.
GUEST REVIEWSThanks for a very nice,relaxing few days.You made me feel very welcome and at home.i enjoyed the rafting! and the jungle walk(as well as the nice company). thanks for the atmosphere and the company.
info@foresthideaway.com
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Thakurdwara, Bardia, Nepal
FROM THE BLOGJungle Safari in Nepal is not only known for trekking in snow-capped Himalayas but also a exquisite Jungle Safari through the pristine National parks. The geography of Nepal is such that the northern side has Himalaya’s whereas the southern lowland commonly known as Terai is densely vegetated with tropical forests providing habitat to diverse variety of wildlife, flora and different native as well as migratory birds.
