Bardia National Park

Bardia National Park is the largest park located in western Nepal, in the heart of the Terai region. Its territory of 968 square kilometers extends from the dry sandalwood-covered hills of Churia to the slopes of the mountains with high grasses of Bhabar.

More than 70% of the park is covered with forest, shining pink flowers of silk trees in spring. At the rest of the time, the impenetrable thickets of the jungle amaze with the riot of greenery of Siris, Khair, Sisu, Simala, Karma, whose leaves have a variety of shades from tender green to dark swampy. The remaining 30% of the area is a mixture of fields, savannahs and shrubs. There are more than 54 different species of mammals, 60 species of fish, 300 species of birds.

Due to its remoteness from civilization and mass hiking trails, Bardia National Park is less popular among tourists. But if you get here, you will find a truly wild forest in which you can see a spotted deer, barracking, deer, barking and furry deer with thick horns of Sambhar and even a real Bengal tiger. And on the coast of the river Geruva, flowing through the park - freshwater dolphins, gharials and dull-faced crested crocodiles.