Half a day, full attention.
A small-group jeep safari into Chitwan National Park — open-top, four hours, no rush.
Half a day, full attention.
The jeep covers ground a hike can't. You'll get further into the park, across grasslands and into sal forest, with a real chance at gaur, rhino, croc, and — if the day is on your side — a tiger. Open-top, our own jeep, fixed group of 4 to 7 (we don't pack you in like the operators on the main strip). Four hours, one comfort stop at the watchtower, back in time for a late lunch.
It's the easiest way to see a lot in a short window.
What's Included
Included
- ✓ Open-top jeep, 4–7 people max
- ✓ Driver + licensed naturalist
- ✓ National park entry & permits
- ✓ Bottled water + biscuits at the watchtower
- ✓ Pickup and drop-off at the lodge
Not included
- ✗ Lunch
- ✗ Tips for guide / driver
Good to Know
What to bring
sunglasses, hat, light layer (mornings are chilly Nov–Feb), something to grip the rail in the bumpy bits. Binoculars helpful, we've got spares.
Fitness
none required. You're sitting down. The watchtower has 60 stairs if you fancy them, but you don't have to.
Our ethics
open-top jeep, not a closed-roof one (less stress on the animals, better for you). We don't off-road. We follow ranger guidance on tiger sightings and we keep our distance.
Weather call
we run in light rain. Heavy monsoon downpour and we'll move you to a clear morning, no charge.
Cancellation
free up to 24 hours before.
Best season
Jan–Apr for tiger and rhino sightings (grasses are short, animals visible). Monsoon is dramatic but harder going.
Gallery
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Half-day is enough for most. You'll see plenty. Full-day goes deeper into the park (different terrain, longer chance window) and is worth it if you've got a serious interest in tigers or birding.
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Open-top. Always. We think it's the better experience and it's easier on the animals.
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Yes — same group rate, no single supplement.
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Bits of it, yes. Nothing alarming, but if your back's fragile let us know and we'll seat you up front.
