Jeep safari resumes in Chitwan National Park
Summary
Jeep safari has resumed in Chitwan National Park from October 9 after monsoon damage to internal roads and routes was repaired. The service had been suspended since July 1, and park officials say flood-affected safari trails were cleared before reopening.
Key Points
- Jeep safari resumed in Chitwan National Park on October 9 after being suspended since July 1 for the monsoon season.
- Flood damage to park roads and jungle safari routes delayed reopening, and officials repaired roads, removed fallen trees, and cleared bushes.
- Safari operations continue with 32 jeeps from Sauraha, 22 from Kasara, 11 from Meghauli, 8 from Amaltari, and one from Madi.
- Visitors use the safari to see wildlife such as the one-horned rhino and the Royal Bengal tiger.
