Wildlife Tours in India and Nepal

Go into UNESCO-listed Chitwan National Park on a jeep safari to spot Bengal tigers, one-horned rhinos, and gharial crocodiles, stay at Barauli Community Guesthouse to get a real feel for Tharu village life near the Narayani River, see the candle flower ceremony along the Ganges in Varanasi, then catch sunrise.

Find rare Indian rhinos and gharial crocodiles during jeep and canoe safaris through Chitwan National Park's jungles and Rapti River wetlands, stop at Twenty Thousand Lakes for migratory birds, camp under stars on the Ganges near Chunar after cruising past villages, then catch sunrise over Varanasi's ghats.

Look for one-horned rhinos on jeep safaris through Chitwan National Park where naturalists guide you by canoe along the Rapti River past 450 bird species like kingfisher, then search for Royal Bengal Tigers across 400 square kilometers of Ranthambore National Park jungle during dawn and dusk drives.

Take a 4x4 safari through UNESCO-listed Chitwan National Park where one-horned rhinos, Bengal tigers, sloth bears, and Asian elephants roam marshy grasslands and dense forests, cruise the Ganges at sunrise in Varanasi to watch pilgrims bathing at the ghats, then check out wildlife areas near Lumbini.

Look for Bengal tigers on two game drives through Ranthambore National Park, with morning and evening safaris giving you the best wildlife viewing chances, then stop by Dhonk Textile Studio to see local women making handcrafted textiles that fund anti-poaching work and cruise the Ganges at sunrise.

Head through Chitwan National Park on jeep safaris to find endangered one-horned rhinos, Bengal tigers, and Indian elephants along the Rapti River, then try dugout canoe rides where you can spot leopards, different deer types, and over 500 bird species in the wetlands and jungle areas.

Go on jeep safaris through Ranthambore National Park to track wild Bengal tigers, then head to Chitwan National Park where you'll search for endangered one-horned rhinos during game drives through dense jungle and take a traditional dugout canoe down the Rapti River watching for crocodiles along the banks.