Parsa Reserve

Parsa Reserve is located in the southern central region of Nepal, in close proximity to Chitwan National Park and was established by the local authorities in 1984. Although in the past the park was not created for tourists who are now choosing this place, there are still no houses here, except for a small but very cozy guest house. If you come here on your own, here you can get advice and plan your stay in the reserve.

It should be noted that access to the reserve "Parsa" is open to everyone, so visit this natural corner, more than possible. Because of the natural properties of this place. specifically tropical climate, dense forests in the reserve are supported by a population of wild elephant, tiger, leopard, laziness bear, gaur, blue bull and wild dog.

Adult tigers from Chitwan come here from time to time. Other common animals settled here are sambara deer and barking deer, wild pigs and monkeys, as well as striped hyenas, palm civets and reed cats. Many species of snakes are found in the reserve, including the king cobra, pythons, and rats that make up the main food for these cold-blooded. There are about 300 species of birds nesting here. Of the common species, you can see the giant rhinoceros bird, peacock, red birds, woodpeckers and flytraps.