This tour is a combination of two distinct places. The first national park of Nepal, The UNESCO World Heritage Site of natural importance, the ‘Heart of Jungle’ Chitwan, and The first Himalayan National Park in Nepal, Langtang ‘Yak Trail’ is connected by the river system.

Chitwan National Park is listed as a world heritage site for natural importance in 1894 at the foot of the Himalayas is the heart of jungle undisturbed vestiges of the 'Tarai' region, which extends over the foothills of India.  Chitwan offers its unique biodiversity, and its variety of natural and cultural experiences, from canyoning in the tropical jungle to a jeep safari for the sighting the world's most attractive animals Royal Bengal Tiger to One-horned Rhino to chirping birds to other different varieties of wildlife.

Chitwan offers unique biodiversity and natural and cultural experience to each visitor. The nature walk or jeep safari in the tropical jungle for sighting the exclusive Royal Bengal Tiger and one-horned Asiatic rhinoceros chirping birds to other different wildlife will bring you close to nature and surroundings. The early morning cannoning at Rapti River sighting Ghoral and different varieties of birds, flora, and fauna will bring joy along with bathing with elephants. Exploring Bishajahari (20,000) Lake, a Ramsar site of wetland importance will bring you close to a bird’s paradise. The spectacular landscape, covered with lush vegetation and the Himalayas as the backdrop makes Chitwan an exceptional natural beauty. The forested hills and changing river landscapes valleys at the base of the Siwalik range of the outer Himalayas make Chitwan one of the most stunning and attractive parts of Nepal’s lowlands.

Another major highlight of the Chitwan Safari is the ethnic Tharu indigenous to the Tarai in southern Nepal.  The hard-working farming and fishing community, Tharu are known for their living in harmony with nature. Their innocence and simplicity, costume, culture, cuisine, and way of life, are very integrative and inviting to join foot-tapping music, music beats will inspire you to dance together under moonlight till the wee hour.

The Chitwan valley consists of tropical and subtropical forests. Sal forests cover 70 percent of the park. Grasslands cover 20 percent of the park. More than 50 different types of grasses, including the elephant grass, are renowned for their immense height, which grows up to 8m in height. The park is home to more than 50 mammal species, over 525 birds, and 55 amphibians and reptiles. The endangered fauna found in the park is the One-horned rhinoceros, Gaur. Royal Bengal tiger, Wild elephant, Four-horned antelope, Pangolin, Golden monitor lizard, Python, etc. Bengal florican. Lesser florican, Giant hornbill, Black stork, While stork, etc. Chitwan National Park is an outstanding example of a Government-Community partnership in biodiversity conservation.

From Chitwan, our journey moves towards Langtang valley crossing different river corridors towards Shyprubesi, the starting point of the Langtang valley. The name ''Langtang'' comes from the story of the ancient Buddhist lama who followed his lost yak into the valley - ''Lang `` means yak and Tang mean 'trail’. An easy and moderate journey suitable for any age group is full of beautiful views on each step, and the flowing and refreshing sound of the Langtang River.

Langtang national park was established in 1976 to conserve the unique flora and fauna of the region. The park lies at the pinnacle as the meeting point between the Indo-Malayan and Pale-arctic realms which are embellished with the essential ecosystems of both realms as the conservation priority. Langtang represents a good range of vegetation types along with an altitude range between 1000 m and 7245 M.

The Park's rich vegetation is characterized by Sal (Shorea robusta) forest in the southern section of the park and it is gradually taken over by hill forest (2000-2600 m) consisting of Chirpine, Rhododendrons, and Nepalese alder. The temperate zone (2600-3000m) is covered mainly by oak forest fading to the old-growth forest of silver fir, hemlock, and larch in the lower sub-alpine zone (3000–3600m). The Nepalese larch, the only deciduous conifer in the region, is found in the park and few places elsewhere. Throughout these zones, different species of Rhododendron such as R.arboretum, R.barbatum, R. campanulatum, and scrubs of R. lepidote to name a few, form a colorful under-story. Tree species such as birch, silver fir, Sorbus, and twisted Rhododendron campanulatum are found near the tree line. All the 4000 m elevation, juniper and Rhododendron shrubs dissolve into the expansive alpine grassland meadows.

The park is also well known for its populations of Himalayan black bears, snow leopards, wild dogs, ghoral, serow, and more than 250 species of birds.

The Langtang valley is known for its pristine forests, beautiful flora and fauna with hamlets of communities scattered along the valley walls, Red Panda in a lush green bamboo forest, refreshing Rhododendron forest, blue sheep strolling high-elevation alpine meadows, a combination of Bon-Po religion and Tibetan culture and mountain range just in front of us -Langtang Lirung 7425m, GhenguLiru (Langtang II 6571M), Dorje Lakpa 6980M, Gangchempo 6387m, Naya-Kanga 5846m, Jugal Himal 6080 M and others. Inhabited by the Sherpa and Tamang community in the northern Himal region offers travelers a glimpse of the unique cultural heritage, Tran’s human lifestyle, and traditional butter production as the heart of the local economy.

Kyanjin Gompa, a holy spiritual and ancient Buddhism valley at 3800 M, it’s one of the 8 sacred valleys that are believed to be mediated by Guru Padmasambhava. Visiting Kyanjin Gompa to see monks performing their rituals is a surreal experience. Besides Spiritual Buddhism Kyanjin Gompa is the beauty of nature. Exploring the longest Glacier, walking towards Lang Sila (A Holy destination where a monk found his yak dead), refreshing and chilling riverside and old airport, hiking to Kyanjin Ri (4950M) and Charkuri (5000M) for a 360-degree view of surrounding mountains, river valley, hills, and glaciers is one of the best ways to explore and see beautiful Langtang and also to test endurance and stamina.

After exploring ‘The Heart of Jungle’ Chitwan and trekker's paradise Langtang ‘Yak Trail’ From Kyanjin Gompa we will descend the same way enjoying beautiful nature in the lap of mountains and waterfall reflecting beautiful memories, the experience, and knowledge of nature meeting delightful people on the way will inspire you to explore more in coming days.

Cost Includes:

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* Airport / Hotel / Airport pick up & drop by private car/van/bus.

* Standard accommodation at a hotel in Kathmandu breakfast included.

* Standard accommodation at a hotel in Langtang and Chitwan.

* Guided city tour in Kathmandu and Pokhara by private car/van/bus.

* All your standard Meals during the trek and safari.

* Local licensed English and other native language speaking Guide.

* Porters to carry your luggage during the trek. ( One porter for two trekkers sharing basis.)

* Food, accommodation, salary, insurance, equipment, and medicine for all trekking staff.

* Langtang National Park and Chitwan National Park permits & Trekking Permit (  TIMS  Card).

* Surface transfer from and to Kathmandu by Tourist Bus.

* All our government taxes.

Cost Excludes

*International Air Fare/  Nepal visa-free.

*Lunch and dinner while in Kathmandu and Pokhara.

*Your travel insurance & Entry Fees in City.

*Alcohol, hot and cold drinks, laundry.

*Personal Trekking Equipment.

*Tips for trekking staff--Tipping is expected.

*Any other expenses which are not mentioned in the Price Includes section.

*Any extra cost due to natural and political causes such as landslides, earthquakes,  unrest, snow, strikes, etc.

* Personal Travel Insurance.

*Any other service not mentioned in the service includes a column.