The lush green forest of the Terai is home to many wild animals. Chitwan National Park, that lies at a convenient distance from capital Kathmandu, is home to hundreds of species of wild animals including the endangered species of Royal Bengal Tiger, one-horn Rhino, wild elephants, pythons, crocodiles, bear, many species of dears and about 450 species of birds. Tourists can get a close view of these animals and their activities by roaming around the jungle on an elephant back, on a safari Jeep or on foot with a nature guide if you have a strong heart. Not only this, Chitwan is the ethnic and inhabitants Villages of Tharu where one could see ochre colour mud houses with thatched roofs. Their main profession is agriculture.

Access: 3 hours of Pokhara, a 20min flight facility or 5 hours bus rides from capital Kathmandu take you in the land of Chitwam. You can also opt the waterway by rafting along the Trishuli River.