The reserve has many beautiful oxbow lakes which provide natural habitat for the wild water buffaloes and different 439 species of migrated and endemic birds, some of which fly all the way from Siberia during the winter. Besides the reserve is also home for several endangered wild animals- rare Gongetic Dolphin, wild boar, many deers, nilgai (blue cow), crocodile leopard and wild cat etc. The vegetation of the reserve is mainly tall grassland with patches of scrub locally is known as thatches (khar) and pater and deciduous different mixed type of riverine forests.
Bird Watching Safari Tour
3 days/ 2 nights Bird watching Safari Tour Package in Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve
Day 01: Bird watching Activities
Afternoon relax by reading the bird watching books in the beautiful beer garden.
Late afternoon visit bird watching spot to see many beautiful birds together with amazing sunset view from the Koshi river bank and after sunset view back to the camp site, know about flora & fauna and other features of the wildlife reserve and serves your dinner.
Day 02: Bird watching Activities
Wake up call early in the morning and serve your tea/coffee drinks.
Transfer to morning bird watching spot on elephant back safari/jeep drive, explore their natural habitat, and know about many birds and after enjoying back to the Camp site for breakfast.
Afternoon go for the nature walk to see different wild lives of the reserve, coming back together an excursion visit to the local villages and typical cultural experience of Nepal’s eastern plain land “Terai.” where you can see mixed settlement of several ethnical groups together in one community.
Late afternoon back to camp site, relax in the beer garden/be refresh and enjoy your typical dinner party in the evening.
Day 03: Bird watching Activities
Wake up call early in the morning and serves your tea/coffee drinks.
Visit different sun rise view point and bird watching sport.
After exploring around come back to the camp to have a breakfast and pack the baggage to transfer to the airport for the departure.
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