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Established in the 1980s, Bardia lies in the Western Terai, a region of lowlands between the Himalaya and their foothills further south. The park is relatively hard to reach, especially compared to Chitwan, but the road transfers are worth the effort.
Tigers and other wildlife sightings
The park is characterised by dense Sal forest, riverine forest and areas of open grasslands which ensure that Bardia remains a top location for tiger sightings in Nepal.
The range of wildlife is extensive, with deer and antelope species, including nilgai, wild elephants, rhinoceros and leopard.
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Places near Bardia National Park
- Lumbini 121 miles away
- Ghandruk 138 miles away
- Dhampus 141 miles away
- Birethanti 142 miles away
- Tanchock 143 miles away
- Annapurna 147 miles away
- Pokhara 149 miles away
- Seti River 174 miles away
- Bandipur 176 miles away
- Chitwan National Park 189 miles away
- Kurintar 190 miles away
- Terai 225 miles away
- Kathmandu 234 miles away
- Kathmandu Valley 239 miles away
- Bhaktapur 241 miles away
- Nagarkot 246 miles away
- Dhulikhel 250 miles away
Photos of Bardia National Park
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![Asiatic rhinoceros, Bardia, Nepal]()
Asiatic rhinoceros, Bardia, Nepal -
![One horned rhino, Bardia National Park, Nepal]()
One horned rhino, Bardia National Park, Nepal
Ideas for experiencing Bardia National Park
Our specialists seek out authentic ways to get to know the places that could feature in your trip. These activities reflect some of the experiences they've most enjoyed while visiting Bardia National Park, and which use the best local guides.
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Safari in Bardia National Park ![One horned rhino, Bardia National Park, Nepal]()
Safari in Bardia National Park
Safari in Bardia National Park
Take the chance to experience an excursion in the Bardia National Park. Jeep and foot safaris are both popular, in search of elusive tiger and one-horned rhinos.
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