Chitwan National Park is a well-known park in Nepal, located in the subtropical southwestern central terai area. It covers four districts in Nepal: Chitwan, Nawalparasi, Makawanpur, and Parsa. It was founded in 1973 AD as Nepal's first national park, and it was later designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984 AD. It has an area of about 950 square kilometers. It is renowned for its unique natural beauty, which includes deep woods, wildlife, meadows, rivers, and wetlands.

Chitwan National Park is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including one-horned rhinoceros, Bengal tigers, Asian elephants, leopards, sloth bears, Asian elephants, deer, and gharial crocodiles. This Park particularly recognized for its protection of the one-horned rhinoceros, royal Bengal tiger, and gharial crocodile.  The park has around 500 bird species, 68 animal species, 56 herpetofauna species, and 126 fish species. The park contains a variety of trees, including sal, chir pine, and pinus roxpurbhii. Similarly, birds such as the Bengal florican, ruddy shelduck, bar-headed geese, sarus crane, ferruginous duck, great hornbill, and others can be observed in the park.

The park provides various kinds of activities, including elephant-back jungle safaris, car safaris, canoe rides, foot jungle walks, bird watching etc. Visitors can witness the indigenous Tharu community, their lively cultural tradition and distinct way of life, traditional dances, and handcrafted artwork in this park.

Chitwan National Park offers a unique combination of nature, adventure, and cultural legacy, attracting nature enthusiasts, wildlife enthusiasts, and eco-tourists from all over the world. It provides a distinctive and memorable experience for travelers who want to discover its natural treasures. As a result, Chitwan National Park is the most popular worldwide destination for wildlife safaris and jungle experiences.

Visitors are able to get to the Chitwan National Park using a wide range of modes of transportation. The public bus may be found in Gongabu Bus Park or Thamel in Kathmandu. The travel takes roughly 5-6 hours. You can also hire a private vehicle, such as a taxi or a car. It is more comfortable and flexible than taking the bus. Another alternative is to fly from Kathmandu to Bharatpur Airport, which is located near Chitwan National Park. The drive from Bharatpur Airport to the park takes about 40 minutes.