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Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve

Establish: In 1976 A . D.

Area : 176 sq. kms.

Location : The Wildlife Reserve lies on the flood plains of the Sapta Koshi river in the southeastern Tarai of Nepal . In 1987, the reserve was declared, ramsar site, a wetland f international significance.

Vegetation : Tropical forest along the Arun river to icy mountain summits.

Wildlife : The reserve offers important habitat for a variety of wildlife . The last surviving population ( about 100 ) of wild buffalo or arna are found here. Other mammals are the hog deer, wild boar, spotted deer and the blue bull.

Birds : Around 441 species of birds may seen nowhere else in Nepal (14 endemic species) have been recorded, including 20 duck species, 2 ibis species, White tailed stonechat, Striated marsh warbler, 30 shore birds, 114 water birds and the endangered Swamp partridge and Bengal florican.

Activities : Elephant safari, Bird watching, Nature walk, Dugout canoe ride, Culture tour etc…….

Packages: 2 Night / 3 Days Pragramme

RESERVE'S REGULATIONS

  • An entry fee has to pay at the Reserve’s entrance gate.
  • All flora and fauna are fully protected and must not be disturbed.
  • Do not purchase illegal animal or plant products.
  • Carry out non biodegradable items such as plastic & bottles.
  • Place trash in rubbish bins.
  • No one should walk within the Reserve between sunset and sunrise
  • Respect religious and cultural sites.
  • Camping in side the park should be made only at the designed areas.
  • Visitors should be self sufficient in fuel supply (kerosene) . The use of firewood is strictly prohibited.
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