
Tiger Track Nepal is a conservation-based eco-tourism hotel situated in Bardiya, Nepal, renowned for its commitment to sustainable tourism and wildlife conservation. The hotel’s primary focus is on raising awareness about environmental preservation, with a special emphasis on linking tourism to the livelihoods of local communities. By offering guests a unique, village-like experience, Tiger Track Nepal creates a deep connection between visitors and the region's cultural and natural heritage.
Owned and managed by Hemant Acharya, a dedicated local resident and conservationist, the hotel plays a pivotal role in community-led conservation efforts. Hemant leads initiatives to protect wildlife, particularly endangered species like tigers, while fostering economic development through tourism. Guests are encouraged to explore the natural beauty of Bardiya National Park while learning about local conservation practices. Tiger Track Nepal is a model for responsible tourism, balancing environmental stewardship with the socio-economic upliftment of the region.
Initially established as the Karnali Wildlife Reserve, this area later became Bardiya Wildlife Reserve and was declared as Bardiya National Park on December 5, 1988. This park is the largest among the Terai national parks, covering parts of the Karnali and Babai rivers in Bardiya District.
The central zone of the park was declared in 1996. This national park and its central zone fall under the political jurisdiction of Lumbini Province and Karnali Province. Originally announced with an area of 327 square kilometers, the central zone was expanded by 180 square kilometers towards Surkhet in 2010.
The reserve includes some sal forests in the upper part of the Chure Hills, while most of the Terai region is covered with sal forests interspersed with grasslands. This reserve is home to 61 mammalian wildlife species including Bengal tigers, one-horned rhinos, leopards, wild boars, jackals, spotted deer, hog deer, and wild elephants. Aquatic species include gharials, mugger crocodiles, tortoises, and various types of fish, while the reserve's records show over 42 species of reptiles.
So far, 513 species of resident and migratory birds have been recorded in the reserve. With its abundant tourism potential, the number of visitors to this reserve is increasing each year.
Discover the wilderness of Nepal while promoting innovative conservation strategies. We offer wildlife safari packages for different places.
Embark on a private safari in Chitwan National Park, guided by experts, and immerse yourself in its pristine wilderness and rich biodiversity.
Explore the wilderness of Bardiya National Park to visit Royal Bengal Tigers, one-horned rhinos and many other animals and birds in their natural habitat.
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