Chitwan National Park
National Park Β· South-central Nepal
A wildlife haven, with rhinos and elephants strolling the savannah
1st national park in Nepal, and home to the rare one-horned rhino


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Nepal is a stunning country where the mighty Himalayas meet lush green plains. It is full of amazing plants, animals, and beautiful scenery. From snowy peaks to colorful forests, there's always something wonderful to see. Many special creatures call Nepal home, like tigers and rhinos. The diverse nature makes Nepal a truly magical place to explore and admire.
National Park Β· South-central Nepal
A wildlife haven, with rhinos and elephants strolling the savannah
1st national park in Nepal, and home to the rare one-horned rhino
Climate Overview
Nepal features a diverse climate, with hot, subtropical weather in the lowlands and cold, alpine conditions in the mountains. This variety creates lots of different homes for plants and animals.
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Fields of colorful wildflowers and butterflies busy pollinating
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Rivers swelling and vibrant, lush greenery everywhere
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Clear skies perfect for seeing snowy mountaintops
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Crisp, frosty landscapes and the quiet beauty of snowfall
Best time: October to November, when skies are clear for trekking
Why it stands out: It holds the world's tallest mountain, Mount Everest.
Best time: March to May, when the trail to the lake is open but not too cold
Why it stands out: One of the highest lakes in the world at nearly 5,000 meters!
Best time: October to February, great for spotting animals in the cooler weather
Why it stands out: 1st national park in Nepal, and home to the rare one-horned rhino
These are the giant, snowy mountains known for Mount Everest.
Lives here: Snow leopards sneak around, and yak herds graze on the slopes.
Flat and green, these plains are rich farmland and jungle.
Lives here: Bengal tigers, big rhinos, and elephants roam here.
Rolling green hills, often covered in terraces for farming.
Lives here: Deer prance and colorful pheasants flit through the trees.
Conservation Spotlight
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High deforestation rate
Deforestation
What kids can do:
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