Jeep safari resumed in Chitwan National Park
Summary
Jeep safari has resumed in Chitwan National Park after roads damaged by monsoon rains and floods were repaired. The service had been suspended since July 1, and park officials say clearing fallen trees and bushes also delayed reopening.
Key Points
- Jeep safari resumed in Chitwan National Park on October 9 after being suspended since July 1 for the monsoon season.
- Roads inside the park were repaired after damage caused by rain and floods, along with clearing fallen trees and bushes.
- The last week of September flood also damaged jungle safari routes, delaying the reopening further.
- Safari operations continue in buffer zones and community forests even when jeep safaris inside the reserve are halted.
