| Chitwan was
established as a national park in 1973. since then it has provided
safety for the endangered species of Nepal including he one-horned
rhino, the Royal Bengal tiger and various rare birds. Literally meaning
'heart of the jungle', Chitwan has a rich and deverse habitat, bordered
by three rivers, in the fertile subtropical lowlands and the densely
wooded slopes of the Churia Hill range.
The Park is host to over 500 types of bird as well as wild bear, monkey, leopard, deer and of curse, rhino, wild elephant and Royal Bengal Tiger. The park is vibrant and energetic landscape where nature is in harmony with the local Tharu People. |
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