“Badreni Jungle Resort in Sauraha, Chitwan, offers a unique blend of traditional charm, wildlife encounters, and exceptional hospitality.”

 

Discover Badreni Jungle Resort, ideally located in the heart of Badreni village, just a one-minute stroll from the enchanting Bagmara community forest. Our prime location offers a quick five-minute walk to the majestic Rapti River, marking the boundary of the renowned national park(Chitwan National Park), and a mere 10-minute walk to the captivating Elephant Breeding Center.

Immerse yourself in the true essence of nature at our Deluxe Rooms. Positioned so intimately to the forest, you'll be serenaded by the symphony of nocturnal wildlife during the tranquil night hours. It's an experience that envelops you in the embrace of the wilderness, making Badreni Jungle Resort your ultimate destination for a nature-inspired getaway. Come and be one with nature.

 

Tower Night Stay

Our resort offers an array of additional programs, including the opportunity for overnight stays in the heart of the wilderness. Here, the chances of encountering unique wildlife are exceptionally high, as many animals are most active during the night. Imagine the thrill of hearing the majestic roar of a tiger and the symphony of animals sounding their alarms.

Spending a night in the midst of the forest provides an entirely distinct and unforgettable experience. It's an adventure highly recommended to all nature enthusiasts seeking a deeper connection with the wild.

 

Chitwan National Park

Chitwan National Park stands as a testament to successful nature conservation in South Asia. Established in 1973 AD, it was originally a royal hunting reserve before transforming into Nepal's first National Park. Covering a vast area of 932 square kilometers, it boasts a diverse landscape of Sal forests, Riverine forests, and expansive grasslands.

 

This park serves as a haven for endangered wildlife, including the majestic Royal Bengal tiger, elusive Leopards, the iconic Greater one-horned Rhinoceros, Sloth Bears, Striped Hyenas, and a range of fascinating creatures like Pangolins, Ratels (Honey Badgers), Gharial Crocodiles, Pythons, Bengal Floricans, Giant Hornbills, Brown Fish Owls, and Demoiselle Cranes. Additionally, Chitwan National Park teems with common wildlife, including various deer species, playful monkeys, powerful gaurs, enigmatic Civets, and elusive Felids. A visit to this park is not just a wildlife expedition; it's a journey into the heart of thriving conservation efforts, where the remarkable beauty of South Asia's wilderness comes to life.