| The unique birds which number over
450 species including cormorants, egrets, stork, geese, jungle fowl, king fishers
and endangered species such as Bengal tiger florician, Lesser florocian, Brahmin,
duck, pintails, Indian pitta and parakeets. This makes the park a true bird watcher's
paradise. We treat our mutual relationship with nature respectfully. When you
can keep a fair and mutual relationship with nature, what more could you ask for
? We do the same for you. We treat you like a friend at the our lodge. We give
you full excellent accommodation and make you feel at home in the jungle.
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Trekking
development
region of the kingdom covering an area of 932 sq km. This park includes hilly
areas of the Silwalik range covered by deciduous sal forest and carpented with
grass, savanna and riverine vegetation. The park is made up of the flood plains
of the Narayani, Rapti and the Reu rivers. The park is home to more than 450 endangered
Asian one-horned rhinoceros and harbours on of the largest population of the elusive
and rare Royal Bengal tiger. Besides rhino and tiger there are four species of
deer, leopards, langurs, sloth bears, wild boars, rhesus monkeys, wild dogs, white
stocking gaurs and many other smaller animals. Gharial and Marsh magar crocodiles
cavort in the river water.