
Bardia National Park
Travel through Nepalgunj to the Bardia area for two full days exploring western Nepal's lowland habitats.
Eastern Terai and Koshi wetlands, Nepal / Wildlife safari
Explore eastern Nepal's river wetlands and birdlife on a journey connected through Kathmandu and Biratnagar.

Koshi Tappu offers a wetland-focused nature journey in eastern Nepal. The programme begins with Kathmandu time before travelling through Biratnagar to the reserve area. Two full exploration days give the local guide room to follow the changing birdlife, river landscape and seasonal conditions rather than working to a single fixed outing.
Birdwatching is central to the experience, with other nature activities arranged according to access and water conditions. Sightings vary throughout the year and cannot be promised. The seven-day outline includes travel, Kathmandu sightseeing and departure as well as the wetland stay. Discuss your birdwatching interests and preferred pace when planning, particularly if you would like longer periods at individual observation sites.
This is an outline programme. The team will confirm the route and arrangements with you, allowing for weather, access and local conditions.
Begin the programme with your arrival connection and time to settle in. Meet the local team to review the journey ahead.
Spend the day on the planned local visits, with walking and travel arranged around access and your interests.
Continue the agreed road or onward travel stage, with stops and the overnight location coordinated locally.
Watch the changing birdlife and river landscape with a local nature guide.
Keep the programme flexible for the season, light and water conditions.
Continue to the next stop on the programme, with local travel and visits coordinated by the team.
Complete the programme with the agreed departure transfer and onward travel arrangements.
Request an itemised quotation for your group, dates and preferred level of support. Agree the inclusions before booking travel.
No specialist wildlife experience is needed. Agree the walking level and available activities with the local nature team.
Accommodation: A lodge near the nature area, with city hotels where shown in the programme; standards and meal plans to be agreed.
Use the trip preparation guide to plan equipment, travel documents and questions for the team.
Wildlife is free-ranging and sightings cannot be guaranteed. The local guide plans outings around habitats, seasonal conditions and available access.
Birdwatching is central to the programme. Tell the team your interests so the local outings can be arranged around the season and available habitats.
Bhim PaudelExecutive Director