Chitwan National Park
Chitwan National Park is accessible through twelve entrance gates, including Amaltari, Laukhani, kujauli, Meghauli, Kasara, Ghatgain, Khagendramalli, and Sauraha.
Whether you are seeking a luxury resort, a comfortable family hotel, or a budget-friendly jungle lodge, the areas surrounding Chitwan National Park offer accommodation to suit every traveler's needs.
Amaltari
Amaltari is a peaceful gateway to Chitwan National Park, located on the western side of the park in the buffer zone near the Narayani River, which is about 45 km from Bharatpur Airport, 180 km from Kathmandu and 160 km from Pokhara. It is an ideal destination for visitors seeking a quieter and more natural jungle experience away from the busy tourist areas.
Amaltari is home to several comfortable resorts, lodges, home stay and community-run accommodations that offer warm hospitality and beautiful views of the surrounding forests and rivers.
Visitors can enjoy jeep safaris, birdwatching, canoe trips, village walks, nature walks, and excellent opportunities to observe wildlife, including the greater one-horned rhinoceros, deer, crocodiles, and a wide variety of birds.
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Sauraha
Sauraha – The Gateway to Chitwan National Park.
Sauraha is the main tourist hub of Chitwan National Park, located on the eastern side of the park on the bank Rapti River.
Situated just 20 kilometres from Bharatpur Airport, 165 km from Kathmandu and 135 km from Pokhara, it is the primary gateway for visitors wishing to experience Nepal’s most famous wildlife destination.
Sauraha is home to a wide selection of resorts, hotels, lodges, and restaurants, ranging from comfortable budget accommodation to luxury jungle resorts.
From here, visitors can enjoy exciting jungle safaris, jeep drives, canoe trips, birdwatching, nature walks, elephant breeding center visits, and authentic Tharu cultural performances.
