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Chitwan National Park
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Chitwan National Park
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The country's oldest park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Together with the adjacent Parsa Reserve, it is home to numerous elephants, as well as rhinoceroses, tigers, crocodiles, snakes, birds, and more, which can be discovered on safari, including elephant-back safaris. As it is not far from Kathmandu, the area is quite popular.
Overview of Chitwan National Park
The country's oldest park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Together with the adjacent Parsa Reserve, it is home to numerous elephants, as well as rhinoceroses, tigers, crocodiles, snakes, birds, and more, which can be discovered on safari, including elephant-back safaris. As it is not far from Kathmandu, the area is quite popular.
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- Type of place: national park.
- Tourist interest: (recommended).
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- Area: 932 km².
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