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A 3-day trip is enough to take in most of all the wonders amidst the forests of the Bardiya National Park. Located along the Western Nepal, this National Park is home to hundreds of endangered species. Located along the Western Nepal, this National Park is home to hundreds of endangered species.
A 3-day trip is enough to take in most of all the wonders amidst the forests of the Bardiya National Park. Located along the Western Nepal, this National Park is home to hundreds of endangered species. They say it is ruled by the rare Royal Bengal Tigers, which visitors get to observe up close. The national park carries a deep historical significance along with its natural allure, making it an ideal destination to achieve by the weekend. The park is neatly tucked in the plains of the Bardiya district of the Lumbini Province.
Before its official establishment in 1988, it was known as the Royal Karnali Wildlife Reserve which was inhabited by hundreds of wildlife species. It was changed to be a National Park once the necessity of actions to preserve species that were discovered to be very few in population. Today it takes up more than 950 square kilometers and is the largest National Park in the Tarai Region. The area is endless acres of vast, undisturbed areas.
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