The Experience
Experience Nepal from the lowland jungles to the high Himalayas, combining some of the country’s most remarkable wildlife with extraordinary landscapes and local culture. Begin in Bardiya National Park with three full days of jeep safaris in the park’s tiger core zones, led by renowned wildlife and conservation photographer Om Prakash Yadav. Continue to Pokhara and the Pipar Pheasant Conservation Landscape, visiting traditional Gurung villages and a dedicated vulture conservation site before heading into Chitwan for further wildlife encounters.
Explore Pokhara’s forests and search for Nepal’s only endemic bird, the Spiny Babbler. In Chitwan, combine a traditional dugout canoe journey with extended jeep safaris in search of Bengal tigers, one-horned rhinos and other wildlife. Limited to just six guests, with specialist local guides, a British guide and ecologists or biologists accompanying the tour, this is a truly immersive way to experience wild Nepal.
Tour Highlights
Explore Ancient Kathmandu
Discover the beauty of the ancient city of Kathmandu. We'll visit temples and markets, and of course the famous Swayambhunath - also known as the Monkey Temple.
Track the Royal Bengal Tiger
We'll cover the dense forests and lush grasslands of Nepal - home to myriad animals including the Bengal Tiger, Indian Rhino and Elephants, as well as over 400 species of birds.
Canoe Capers
Search for Nepal's iconic wildlife from a traditional dugout canoe. The river supports a vibrant ecosystem of reptiles, mammals, and birdlife.
Himalayan Birdlife
Spot some of Nepal's most vibrant birds in the striking landscape of the Annapurna highlands.
Ghachok Vulture Restaurant:
Witness conservation in action at the Ghachok Vultures Restaurant and Cattle Care Centre, an important safe-feeding site supporting vulture conservation in the Pokhara Valley.
Explore Ancient Kathmandu
Discover the beauty of the ancient city of Kathmandu. We'll visit temples and markets, and of course the famous Swayambhunath - also known as the Monkey Temple.
Track the Royal Bengal Tiger
We'll cover the dense forests and lush grasslands of Nepal - home to myriad animals including the Bengal Tiger, Indian Rhino and Elephants, as well as over 400 species of birds.
Canoe Capers
Search for Nepal's iconic wildlife from a traditional dugout canoe. The river supports a vibrant ecosystem of reptiles, mammals, and birdlife.
Himalayan Birdlife
Spot some of Nepal's most vibrant birds in the striking landscape of the Annapurna highlands.
Ghachok Vulture Restaurant:
Witness conservation in action at this important rescue centre in the Kaski district where the volunteers are working to rebuild Nepal's vulture population.