Bardiya National Park, Bardiya

Food is quite affordable; we paid only 400 rupees for a meal.

Pack snacks and breakfast, as you might spend a long time waiting for animals to appear.

Be prepared for river crossings; it can be tricky and you might need to remove some clothes.

Be prepared for rough roads when traveling to the park; they can be rocky and challenging.

Keep your camera ready, as wildlife can be elusive and might hide when they see you.

Always keep a safe distance from elephants, especially if they are in a group, as they can be aggressive.

Make sure to stay hydrated, especially during the safari as it can get quite hot.

Drive slowly at 40 km/h to avoid tiger encounters, as they can jump out unexpectedly.

Stay alert and quiet when in the park to avoid startling wildlife, especially elephants.

Always feel safe with knowledgeable guides like Baba, who are experienced in navigating the park.

Stay hydrated as the temperatures can soar, especially in the summer months.

Be prepared for a Jeep Safari, as it's the best way to explore the park and spot wildlife.

Make sure to book a guided tour in advance to enhance your wildlife viewing experience.

Make sure to book your activities in advance, especially during peak tourist season.

Walking safaris provide a deeper connection to nature compared to jeep safaris, allowing you to use all your senses.

Plan your visit during the early morning or late afternoon for the best chances of spotting wildlife.

Visit during the early morning or late afternoon for the best chances to see animals.

Consider visiting earlier in the season to avoid extreme heat and see more wildlife.

The best time to visit is around March and April when the grass is cut short, making wildlife spotting easier.

Plan your visit during the cooler months to enjoy the park without the intense heat.

Consider staying overnight in a guest house within the park for a unique jungle experience.