Volunteer in NEPAL Experience Kathmandu Pokhara Chitwan Summer Group Program

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Chitwan Tour is one of the best nature experiences in Nepal. The Chitwan Tour itinerary takes you into the wilderness of nature and a wonderful Tharu village tour. Chitwan National Park lies in the lowland region of Nepal. There is a tourist bus service every day and also, tourists can drive by private transport and fly from Kathmandu. Mainly, people do two nights and three days jungle safari tours are done by many tourists but if people have more time, they can extend one extra day for the jeep safari. The national park covers 932 square kilometres. It is the homeland of Royal Bengal Tigers and one-horned rhino, along with elephants, deer, crocodiles, snakes and bird species. There are various things to do during your Chitwan wildlife safari trip. Elephant back safari, bird watching, canoe riding and photography, jeep safari, Elephant bathing, visit the Elephant breeding centre, Tharu cultural program and an exclusive Tharu village tour. Chitwan Tour includes meals and accommodation at a reasonable trip cost.

• Jungle safari and explore the wildlife
• Royal Bengal Tiger and One Horned Rhino
• Explore the Tharu indigenous culture (Stick Dance)
• Canoe ride and jungle walk
• Bird watching and photography
• Elephant bathing and elephant breeding centre

Chitwan offers unique volunteering opportunities that allow travellers to contribute meaningfully to the local community. Engaging in volunteer work in Nepal provides a chance to immerse oneself in the vibrant culture while making a positive impact. Volunteer World Nepal works and collaborates with local communities on projects related to education, healthcare, and environmental conservation.

Volunteers often participate in teaching programs, assisting local schools and community centres in enhancing educational resources. Additionally, healthcare initiatives provide opportunities for medical professionals and volunteers to contribute to the well-being of the community by organizing health camps and awareness programs.

Environmental conservation projects focus on preserving Chitwan's diverse ecosystem. Volunteers may participate in reforestation efforts, wildlife monitoring, and community outreach to raise awareness about sustainable practices.

Combining a Chitwan tour and volunteering work allows individuals to experience the beauty of Nepal while actively contributing to the betterment of local communities. This unique blend of adventure and service creates a fulfilling and transformative experience, fostering cultural exchange and understanding. As volunteers engage with the community, they gain insights into Nepalese traditions, forging connections that extend beyond the duration of their stay.