Shuklaphanta Jungle Safari: - 5 Days

Shuklaphanta Jungle Safari is among the popular and rewarding safari packages available in Nepal. Though rewarding, this safari stands as fairly less approached one by the tourists. The trail particularly involves unfolding the concealed natural beauty and diverse wildlife of Shuklaphanta Wildlife Reserve. The reserve, which extends along the lowlands of the far-western region of Nepal, is entitled as the second largest wildlife reserve of Nepal with an extension over a 305 sq km area. Initially, the reserve was preserved as hunting reserve since 1969 AD and was later converted to a wildlife reserve in 1976. Around two-third of the reserve holds forest and the rest spreads as grassland.

The extensive open grassland and wetlands of the reserve shelters some of the endangered and threatened animals including Hispanic Hare, the Pygmy Hog, and Swamp deer. The wide range of faunal species of the reserve includes 28 species of fish, 12 species of reptile and amphibian, 46 mammal species, and 423 species of bird. The reserve offers every chances of exploring the diverse wildlife hidden within its natural extension. Some of it includes masher, rohu, Mugger crocodile, Indian rock python, cobra, Bengal tiger, Indian leopard and many among others. The reserve can be ideal place to enjoy bird watching.

The ranges of birds that witness includes Swamp Francolin, Jerdon's Bushchat, Rufous-rumped Grassbird, Jerdon's Babbler, Dusky Eagle Owl, Rufous-bellied Eagle, Oriental Pied Hornbill, White-naped Woodpecker, and others. The best season for this endeavor is during March-May and September-December. However, Blaze Mountain Tours arranges Shuklaphanta jungle safari any time during the year with varieties of packages. Blaze mountain travel will be admire to tailor a separate package on your request. For more information, please feel comfortable to contact us.

Shuklaphanta Jungle Safari is an incredible by the wild in the pure Shuklaphanta National Park, far-west part of Nepal. The park covers more than 305 square kilometers and shelters a wide variety of flora and fauna, including the world’s largest swamp deer herd. The verdant meadows, sal jungles and serene wetland make it an ideal ecosystem for Bengal tigers, wild elephants, one-horned rhinoceroses, and more than 400 bird species. Visitors can take a jeep safari through the park to see these amazing animals up close, and birdwatchers can look for endangered birds like the Bengal florican and Sarus crane. In addition, the safari have stunning views of the open grassland and tranquil lakes, making one relax in the nature.

More than just its rich biodiversity, Suklaphanta Jungle Safari offers a cultural experience with a visit to nearby Tharu villages, where visitors can experience the unique customs and way of living of the indigenous Tharu people. Less visited among the Nepalese national parks, the park offer a more person wildlife adventure. Open wildlife opportunities include jeep safaris, nature walks and birdwatching tours, making it a perfect spot for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers. This includes capturing the majestic wildlife, having the beauty of unspoiled land to yourself, local flavor, and more; Shuklaphanta Jungle Safari will be an enchanting experience travelling in Nepal's wilderness.

Shuklaphanta Jungle Safari is among the popular and rewarding safari packages available in Nepal. Though rewarding, this safari stands as fairly less approached one by the tourists. The trail particularly involves unfolding the concealed natural beauty and diverse wildlife of Shuklaphanta Wildlife Reserve. The reserve, which extends along the lowlands of the far-western region of Nepal, is entitled as the second largest wildlife reserve of Nepal with an extension over a 305 sq km area. Initially, the reserve was preserved as hunting reserve since 1969 AD and was later converted to a wildlife reserve in 1976. Around two-third of the reserve holds forest and the rest spreads as grassland.

The extensive open grassland and wetlands of the reserve shelters some of the endangered and threatened animals including Hispanic Hare, the Pygmy Hog, and Swamp deer. The wide range of faunal species of the reserve includes 28 species of fish, 12 species of reptile and amphibian, 46 mammal species, and 423 species of bird. The reserve offers every chances of exploring the diverse wildlife hidden within its natural extension. Some of it includes masher, rohu, Mugger crocodile, Indian rock python, cobra, Bengal tiger, Indian leopard and many among others. The reserve can be ideal place to enjoy bird watching.

The ranges of birds that witness includes Swamp Francolin, Jerdon's Bushchat, Rufous-rumped Grassbird, Jerdon's Babbler, Dusky Eagle Owl, Rufous-bellied Eagle, Oriental Pied Hornbill, White-naped Woodpecker, and others. The best season for this endeavor is during March-May and September-December. However, Blaze Mountain Tours arranges Shuklaphanta jungle safari any time during the year with varieties of packages. Blaze mountain travel will be admire to tailor a separate package on your request. For more information, please feel comfortable to contact us.

Shuklaphanta Jungle Safari is an incredible by the wild in the pure Shuklaphanta National Park, far-west part of Nepal. The park covers more than 305 square kilometers and shelters a wide variety of flora and fauna, including the world’s largest swamp deer herd. The verdant meadows, sal jungles and serene wetland make it an ideal ecosystem for Bengal tigers, wild elephants, one-horned rhinoceroses, and more than 400 bird species. Visitors can take a jeep safari through the park to see these amazing animals up close, and birdwatchers can look for endangered birds like the Bengal florican and Sarus crane. In addition, the safari have stunning views of the open grassland and tranquil lakes, making one relax in the nature.

More than just its rich biodiversity, Suklaphanta Jungle Safari offers a cultural experience with a visit to nearby Tharu villages, where visitors can experience the unique customs and way of living of the indigenous Tharu people. Less visited among the Nepalese national parks, the park offer a more person wildlife adventure. Open wildlife opportunities include jeep safaris, nature walks and birdwatching tours, making it a perfect spot for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers. This includes capturing the majestic wildlife, having the beauty of unspoiled land to yourself, local flavor, and more; Shuklaphanta Jungle Safari will be an enchanting experience travelling in Nepal's wilderness.

• Exclusive Wildlife Encounters: Spot the world’s largest herd of swamp deer, Bengal tigers, one-horned rhinoceroses, wild elephants, and leopards in their natural habitat.
• Diverse Birdwatching: Witness over 400 species of birds, including the endangered Bengal florican, Sarus crane, and various herons and egrets.
• Guided Jeep Safaris: Experience thrilling jeep safaris through the park’s vast grasslands and dense forests, guided by experts for optimal wildlife viewing.
• Nature Walks and Photography: Explore the park on foot, capturing breathtaking landscapes and wildlife moments through the lens of your camera.
• Cultural Immersion: Visit nearby Tharu villages to experience their vibrant culture, traditional dances, unique architecture, and authentic local cuisine.
• Eco-Friendly Accommodation: Stay in eco-conscious resorts, lodges, or tented camps, blending comfort with the natural surroundings of the park.
• Sustainable Travel: Support responsible tourism practices, contributing to the preservation of wildlife and the local Tharu communities.
• Personalized Itinerary: Enjoy a tailored safari experience with flexible itineraries designed to match your interests, from wildlife to culture.

The prime time for visiting Shuklaphanta National Park for a jungle safari is from October to April. These months generally offer comfortable weather, mild temperatures, and clear skies - all of which are perfect for wildlife sightseeing. Besides, a dry season also means a lower chance of wildlife being hidden by foliage, thereby improving your opportunity to spot various animals like Bengal tigers, swamp deer, wild elephants, one-horned rhinos, etc. Birdwatching is not to be missed as migratory birds bring an added layer of excitement to the park's already bountiful birdlife.Besides heavy rainfall and muddy paths, the monsoon period (June to September) is a no-go for the safari enthusiasts.

The thick foliage at this time of the year also cuts down visibility, which further hinders wildlife spotting. Most of the time, the safari lovers prefer the winter (December to February) and spring (March to April) seasons for they bring along maximum opportunities for viewing wildlife while the safari experience is more pleasurable.

While enjoying Shuklaphanta Jungle Safari, you will likely be able to indulge in the local and traditional food firsthand. For example, the Tharus, the local people of the area, are famous for their warm hospitality as well as their food which is considered very special and different from the rest of Nepal. You will get the chance to eat real Nepali meals like dal bhat (rice with lentil soup), momos (dumplings), and various types of fresh vegetables. There is also the possibility of having non-Nepali dishes, which will make the food options more varied and interesting.

The providers of a safari usually prepare food for guests at the lodges, camps or even in the local food shops where the produce is local and fresh, so you are assured of having really wholesome and tasty food throughout the trip.Places to stay around Shuklaphanta National Park vary from the very simple ones like homestays to quite comfortable and well-furnished hotels. You can select from cheap guesthouses that have only the minimum facilities, or you can go for the middle range and the top class ones with the modern facilities like air-conditioned rooms, Wi-Fi and hot water. If you want to get a deeper into your travel experience, besides the eco-friendly resorts and the tented camps which nature-wise also are very much the same, there is a range of options. These places combine the best of comfort and nature, giving you a nice stay and ensure that you will be very close to the park's wildlife and other interesting things.