Chitwan Jungle Safari Tour

Yes, Chitwan National Park is safe for tourists. This area has not been affected by the earthquake in 2015. Also, there is no burst of epidemics or viral diseases or covid-19 . The country is politically stable. However, sudden non-violent protests and occasional strikes are frequent. They usually do not have much impact on tourists, but it is better to avoid leaving hotels on such days. We also recommend you keep yourself updated with the local news.

The government and other respective bodies are continuously are trying to facilitate accessible communication, comfortable and safe internal travel, proper healthcare facility, and services of accommodation in different tourist destinations for tourists.

The best season to visit Chitwan National Park is during autumn (September to November) as the weather is stable, dry, and clear. Also, the atmosphere is merry during these seasons, as autumn is the major festive season of the country. Another favorable season for trekking is during spring (March to May) as the trails become more vibrant and pleasing with the blooming of different wildflowers, Flaura and Fauna. The days are clear and perfect for a tour.

December to February is the coldest time of the year. From June to August, the region experiences the summer season. Humidity increases along with the temperature. Hence, the monsoon starts, which makes the skies cloudy, and the roads muddy and slippery. There are chances of flooding and landslides throughout the country as well.

Our group packages are designed in such a way that they suit single travelers too. It is a great way to get to know new people with similar interests, and most people find that group dynamics are very friendly and comforting. Single trekkers will share accommodation with other individual trekkers of the same gender on our group journeys.

If you are a single traveler wishing for a private room, we can manage that as well, but you will have to inform us about it while booking the trip. Also, please note that you may have to pay some additional charges for single rooms.

Yes, there are plenty of money exchanges at Saurah. You can also pay your bill with credit cards and foreign currency that are accepted by Nepal Rastra Bank but we recommend you to pay the bill in Nepali rupees.

Our package includes three meals per day, breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Dinner and lunch include the authentic Nepali Daal-Bhat (rice and lentils) along with seasonal vegetables, spinach, and pickle in a buffet system.

We serve different tests as Asian, Continental food, and even pizzas. The food is prepared hygienically.

You need to submit the following documents that should be sent via email :

• A copy of passport,
• Flight details,

In this tour, the accommodation options are 4-star resorts to budget homestays. Nepal Alternative Treks generally manages your accommodation fully furnished, air-conditioned, clean, and well-located resort that provides single or double rooms and triple bedrooms. The bed has a mattress, pillow, and blanket.

You can easily find different types of alcoholic beverages of international as well as Nepalese brands. In Tharu villages, however, you can either find local (home-made) drinks like Chyang, Raksi,  and Tongba or other packaged drinks of Nepalese brands.

There are mobile networks, internet data, and Wi-Fi available in Chitwan National Park and entire route, and you can connect to your friends and family back home.

For mobile network and internet data, you will require a Nepalese SIM-Card. If you wish to buy a Nepalese SIM-Card, we will assist you in getting it. You can buy a SIM-Card from local distributors easily with some fees. We recommend Namaste SIM to have better network coverage and 4G data uses.

The temperature could range around and above 35 degrees Celsius in summers and decrease below -5 degrees Celsius in winters. During autumn and spring, temperature ranges around 10 to 20 degrees Celsius, making it suitable for Jungle safari tour purposes.