Chitwan National Park is situated some 172 km south of Katmandu in the lowlands of the inner Terai covered by dense elephant grass interspersed with revering forests of silk, cotton, acacia, and Sisam trees. Major activities in Chitwan Jungle Safari Tour includes adventurous and thrilling Jungle walk, you get the best animal sightings on foot at your own pace. You will be able to appreciate the smaller attractions of the jungle with our naturalists. Usually, it is easy to see animals such as rhinos, deer, and sloths as these animals prefer to live in less disturbed areas of the park. Atop an elephant is the safest and most convenient way to get around in the jungle and observe the diversity of wildlife. A canoe trip is another attraction of the Chitwan jungle safari where you float down in the river by dugout canoe. You will come across crocodiles basking on the riverbank during the ride. It is also a relaxing way to watch birds and wildlife species that frequently come to bathe and drink. You will enjoy the Tharu village walks to understand the culture of the Tharu ethnic people. Tharu houses are made of mud and dung plastered over wood and reed frames. Their traditional culture is still strong in Terai. Local naturalists can take you to their village and describe their lifestyle and culture. The Tharu cultural dance is popularly known as Stick Dance. We will you a different type of dance that is making you a real venture of travel.