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While the high
Himalaya makes
up Nepal's
northern region,
the southern
lowland known as
the Terai is
covered with
dense tropical
jungles teeming
with diverse
wildlife and
exotic birds.
Jungle Safari
means going into
deep Jungle on
elephant back or
four-wheel
vehicle to view
wild animals in
their natural
habitat. Other
thrills are
canoe rides on
the jungle
rivers, nature
walks, bird
watching
excursions and
village tours.
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Chitwan National Park
 Wildlife
viewers, there are seven well preserved
National Parks in Nepal. The most famous
is Royal Chitwan National Park" which is
situated 120 kilometers southwest of
Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal. This
was the first National Park of Nepal
established in 1973 to preserve a unique
ecosystem significantly
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Bardia National Park
 Situated
585 km south west of Kathmandu, Royal
Bardiya National Park in the lowland
area of Nepal know as the Terai. With 8
types of ecosystems ranging in diversity
from flood plains to dense jungle,
Bardiya is an area not only of prime
habitat for a wide variety of wildlife,
but an area holding
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Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve
 Koshi
Tappu Wildlife Reserve Camp first
gazzeted back in 1976 was mainly
established to protect the rare wild
water buffaloes. The area of the reserve
extends 175 Sq. Km to the north of one
kilometer long barrage that spans the
koshi river. The vast expanse of water
created by the barrage. marshes,
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Conservation Areas
 The
reserve extends over an area of 1325sq.
Km. and is the only hunting reserve in
the country to meet the needs of
Nepalese and foreign hunters of blue
sheep and other games animals. The
higher year. Altitudes vary from 3000m
to more than 7000m. The flat meados
above tree line (4000m), locally known
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