Day 1: Welcome to Delhi

Arrive in Delhi and check into your hotel. Spend the day unwinding or exploring the vibrant capital at your own pace before your wildlife adventure begins.

Day 2-4: Corbett National Park (Dhikala Zone)

After a leisurely, breakfast check out from your hotel in Delhi and drive to Corbett. Reach the park’s gate and change your vehicle to the jeep. Drive inside the jungle and reach at Forest Rest House in Dhikala. On arrival check in at your Forest Rest House. The evening will be free for leisure. Next two days enjoy morning and afternoon jeep safaris at the park.

Corbett National Park is the country’s oldest and most renowned tiger reserve. Deep within its core lies Dhikala Forest Lodge, an exclusive retreat offering unparalleled wildlife encounters. As you traverse the park’s rugged terrain on thrilling jeep safaris, keep an eye out for Bengal tigers prowling through the dense Sal forests, herds of wild elephants grazing in the vast Dhikala grasslands, and gharials basking along the Ramganga River. The historic Dhikala Forest Rest House, dating back to 1890, seamlessly blends colonial charm with modern comforts, providing a unique stay amidst the untamed beauty of the reserve.

Day 5-6: Dudhwa National Park

After breakfast, check out from your FRH in Dhikala and drive to Dudhwa National Park, an untouched wilderness along the Indo-Nepal border. A hidden gem of India’s Terai region, Dudhwa offers a rare blend of lush sal forests, sprawling grasslands, and tranquil swamps, providing a sanctuary for some of the country’s most elusive wildlife. Spot Bengal tigers prowling through the dense undergrowth, leopards stealthily moving across the terrain, and the rare swamp deer, Barasingha, grazing in the marshes. With over 450 bird species, the park is a paradise for birdwatchers, offering glimpses of the great hornbill, fishing eagles, and vibrant migratory species.

Reach Dudhwa and you will be assisted to check in at your lodge. Stay overnight.

Enjoy morning and afternoon jeep safaris in Dudhwa National Park. Also, enjoy a jeep safari in Katarniaghat wildlife sanctuary.

Day 7-8: Bardia National Park (Nepal)

After breakfast, check out from Dudhwa and leave the jungles of India behind, we cross into Nepal to explore Bardia National Park, a remote and untouched haven for wildlife enthusiasts. Far from the crowds, this pristine reserve offers some of the best chances to spot Bengal tigers and the rare one-horned rhinoceros in their natural habitat. Glide along the Karnali River, where the elusive Gangetic dolphins break the surface, or set out on expert-led jeep safaris and guided nature walks through dense Sal forests and open grasslands.

Once a human settlement, Bardia’s reclaimed wilderness is now home to over 60 species of mammals and 500 species of birds, making it a paradise for nature lovers. Bardia promises an immersive yet indulgent safari experience, where adventure meets exclusivity.

On arrival, you will be assisted to check in at the beautiful jungle lodge. Enjoy the jungle activities during your stay in Bardia.

Day 9: Lumbini:

After breakfast, drive continue your journey into Nepal with the serene spiritual aura of Lumbini, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the birthplace of Lord Buddha. Check in at your proposed hotel.

Later visit the Maya Devi Temple, marking the very spot where Siddhartha Gautama was born in 623 B.C., and admire the ancient Ashokan Pillar, Nepal’s oldest inscription, erected by Emperor Ashoka in reverence of this sacred land. Sit beneath the Bodhi Tree, its branches draped in prayer flags, and join pilgrims in quiet meditation by the tranquil Mayadevi Pond, believed to be the site of Buddha’s first bath.

Explore monasteries built by Buddhist communities from around the world, each a reflection of different traditions and architectural styles. Delve into history at the Lumbini Museum, home to rare relics from the Mauryan and Kushan periods, and engage in profound learning at the Lumbini International Research Institute. Lumbini offers a deeply immersive retreat into Buddhism’s origins - a place to reflect, meditate, and reconnect with the essence of enlightenment.

Day 10-11: Chitwan National Park

Continuing your wildlife expedition to Chitwan National Park, Nepal’s most celebrated sanctuary and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Nestled in the lush Terai lowlands, Chitwan is a haven for some of the world’s most endangered species, including the one-horned rhinoceros and the elusive Royal Bengal tiger. Once a royal hunting ground, today it is a thriving conservation success story.

On a thrilling jeep safaris venture deep into the wilderness in search of rhinos, tigers, wild elephants, and sloth bears. Drift along the Rapti River in a canoe, spotting marsh crocodiles basking along the banks and flocks of colorful birdlife in the wetlands. Beyond the wilderness, engage with the Tharu community, the indigenous inhabitants of the region, and witness their vibrant culture and traditions. As the sun sets, unwind with an evening of cultural performances, or simply relax under the starlit sky, surrounded by the untouched beauty of Nepal’s most iconic wildlife destination.

Day 12-13: Kathmandu – Nepal’s Cultural Capital

Arrive in Kathmandu, Nepal’s cultural and spiritual heart. Begin your exploration at Swayambhunath, the iconic hilltop stupa known as the Monkey Temple, offering sweeping views of the valley. Visit the sacred Pashupatinath Temple, a revered Hindu pilgrimage site where the Bagmati River flows past centuries-old shrines. Stand in awe before the grand Boudhanath Stupa, a center of Tibetan Buddhism adorned with fluttering prayer flags and the all-seeing eyes of Buddha.

Stroll through the Durbar Squares of Kathmandu, Patan, and Bhaktapur, where intricately carved palaces, courtyards, and pagoda-style temples narrate the city’s royal past. After that, you can shop in the lively markets of Thamel, brimming with colorful handicrafts, traditional Thangka paintings, and aromatic street food. From hidden courtyards filled with prayer wheels to the rhythmic chants of monks, Kathmandu is a living museum of faith, art, and culture—an experience that will linger long after you leave.

Day 14: Departure from Kathmandu

Transfer to the airport for your onward journey, bringing this extraordinary wildlife and cultural adventure across India and Nepal to a close. Tour ends.