Bardia National Park , Nepalganj
About Bardia National Park
Recognized in the 1980s, Bardia National Park is located in the Western Terai, an area of lowlands amid Himalayas and their foothills further south .Bardia is often illustrated as what Chitwan was like 30 years ago, before being infested by tourism. This park look after one of Asia’s largest stretches of tiger habitat as well as there are also well populations of wild elephants and one-horned rhinos along with the 30 species of mammals existing here. The Bardiya National Park has a magical atmosphere and an environment too pure, to be true for tourists or even the fauna. It has also been compared to the old age 'Chitwan'.
Bardia National Park also has more than 250 species of birds, as well as the rare Bengal florican and sarus crane. Gharial and marsh mugger crocodiles and Gangetic dolphins are seldom spotted on rafting and canoe trips beside the Geruwa River, the eastern channel of the Karnali River. The finest season to visit the Bardiya Park is from March to June. The ever cryptic and one of sub-continent most iconic and rare species of tiger, the royal Bengal tiger is a major hallmark of this park. Though the temperatures are at peak during that period but the best time of year to witness animals (especially tigers) since a lack of water in the jungle impels them to predictable watering holes.
charge for foreigners is 500nrp per day which should be contained with any jungle walk/jeep safari/rafting package. There are buses from both Pokhara (~12hrs) and Kathmandu (~17hrs) directly to Bardia. The park is comparatively tough to reach, especially compared to Chitwan, but the flight and road transports are worth the effort.
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Places to Visit near Bardia National Park
Ghodaghodi Tal, Seti Zone
*43.3 km from Bardia National Park - See map
The Ghodaghodi Tal located in western Nepal is famous not only for its ecological diversity but also for its religious importance. It is believed...
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Dudhwa National Park, Uttar Pradesh
*52.8 km from Bardia National Park - See map
Located close to the Indo-Nepal border, Dudhwa National Park in Uttar Pradesh is spread over 811 sq kms and is home to about several species of...
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Syarpu Lake, Rapti
*60.7 km from Bardia National Park - See map
The Syarpu Lake located in the Rukum district of Nepal, is one of the most popular and largest lake in the area. The lake is at a distance of 35km...
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Shravasti, Uttar Pradesh
*65.8 km from Bardia National Park - See map
Shravasti or Sravasti is a famous for its heritage and has strong ties with the Buddhist culture. The spread over an area of 1,860 sq km and has...
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Khaptad National Park, Seti Zone
*74.5 km from Bardia National Park - See map
Khaptad National Park was established in year 1984. Encompassing it is Nepal's far western region. It covers 4 areas, namely districts of BajHang,...
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Rara National Park, Karnali
*85.4 km from Bardia National Park - See map
Encompassing an area of just 106 km per square is the Rara National Park, which is Nepal's smallest, but most scenic. Situated in the Jumla...
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Rara Lake, Karnali
*86 km from Bardia National Park - See map
The Rara Lake is a heaven for bird watchers. This beautiful Lake is the biggest and deepest fresh water lake in Nepal. It is a peaceful place...
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Shuklaphanata Wildlife Reserve, Mahakali
*86.1 km from Bardia National Park - See map
Shuklaphanata Wildlife Reserve also falls in the Terai of the Far-Western Region that covers 305 km² of open grassland, forests, and rivers. Its...
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Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve, Dhawalagiri
*88.4 km from Bardia National Park - See map
Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve is the only hunting reserve in Nepal. Situated between altitudes of 2,850 to 5,500 m, Dhorpatan Hunting reserve covers...
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Naimisharanya (Neemsaar), Uttar Pradesh
*89.9 km from Bardia National Park - See map
Naimisharanya (Neemsaar) is a small town in Sitapur district, around 90 km from Lucknow. It is one of the most sacred places of pilgrimage in...
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Parijaat Tree, Kintoor, Uttar Pradesh
*92.7 km from Bardia National Park - See map
The Parijaat tree is a sacred baobab tree in the Kintoor village, not far from Barabanki town and about 30 KMs from the capital city of Lucknow....
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Pilibhit Tiger Reserve, Uttar Pradesh
*95.7 km from Bardia National Park - See map
Pilibhit Tiger Reserve, with presence in three districts of Uttar Pradesh, is one of the 41 'Project Tiger' tiger reserves of India. Relatively...
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