One of the most renowned religious and cultural hubs in the heart of Nepal is Devghat. This village holds a special place in Hindu mythology and is considered sacred for Hindu gods. It is situated at the confluence of the Seti Gandaki and Krishna Gandaki rivers. Located 150 kilometers (93 miles) southwest of Kathmandu and only 7 kilometers (4.3 miles) from the city of Narayangarh, this region boasts a rich natural environment, including tropical forests, wildlife, and diverse bird species. This holy site is just a 43-minute drive away from Badreni Jungle Resort.

Spectators get full entertainment by the Tharu dances. Dances like Danda Nach (Stick Dance) and Ago Nach (Fire Dance) Mayur Nach (Peacock Dance) are some the popular highlights of the culture show.Every cultural dances has a story that matches in theme of their dance. It is also the way that other people could have respect, knowledge and give importance to our traditions and norms.It has a wide range of physical and mental benefits

With the weather (very) slowly warming up for the season, birds of all types begin migrating again, which means birding experts and backyard bystanders alike are keeping eyes (and ears!) out for new feathered friends.It can be done with the naked eyes, through binoculars and also by listening to bird sounds.They often involve a significant component as many bird species are more easily detected and identified by ear than by eye.

Chitwan National Park is home of One Horn Rhino, Royal Bengal Tiger, Sloth Bear, Leopard along with different reptiles and different species of birds. It is one of the largest playgrounds of wild animals in Nepal.Chitwan has a tropical monsoon climate with high humidity all through the year. It is one of Nepal's most popular tourists destination.The alluvial floodplain habitat of the Terai is one of the best tiger habitats anywhere in the world.

The experience of the canoeing in the majestic Rapti River can be both a peaceful and a thrilling experience. You will get to view the breathtaking view of the Chitwan National Park as well as its different wildlife. Bird lovers will be pleased to view different species of birds like the Egret, Cormorant. 

Jeep Safari is expected to attract more visitors. The revenue generated will be used for encouraging locals to build their own Gobar Gas (a biogas plant), Mesh Net (mosquitoes), protection and construction of canals, roads and establishment of the school. During this trip you will sit in the back of an open jeep to see the animals. The driver will stop to show places and animals. You will have a great opportunity to get some good pictures this way.