Chitwan National Park

Chitwan National Park is the national park in Nepal. Chitwan has a tropical rainstorm atmosphere with high mugginess all through the year. The region is situated in the focal climatic zone of the Himalayas, where storm begins in mid June and dials down in late September. The run of the mill vegetation of the Inner Terai is Himalayan subtropical broadleaf timberlands with transcendently sal trees covering around 70% of the national stop region. The purest stands of sal happen on very much depleted swamp ground in the middle.

The extensive iety of vegetation composes in the Chitwan National Park is frequent of in excess of 700 types of natural life and a not yet completely overviewed number of butterfly, moth and bug species. Aside from lord cobra and shake python, 17 different types of snakes, featured tortoise and screen reptiles happen. The Narayani-Rapti waterway framework, their little tributaries and bunches of oxbow lakes is living space for 113 recorded types of fish and mugger crocodiles.

The Chitwan National Park is home to 68 warm blooded animal species. The "ruler of the wilderness" is the Bengal tiger. The alluvial floodplain living space of the Terai is a standout amongst other tiger living spaces anyplace on the planet. Consistently devoted winged animal watchers and protectionists study flying creature species happening everywhere throughout the nation. Chitwan National Park is one of Nepal's most popular tourist vacationer goals.