Kathmandu
March 2020
A Luxury Nepal Jungle Safari
£1100 – £4295
The Terai region of Nepal is one of the most biodiverse areas of the world. For around 1,400km there is a narrow strip of subtropical forest sandwiched between the Himalayan foothills to the north and the Gangetic plain to the south. This forest is under threat from increasing populations in India and Nepal but there are some great conservation efforts underway throughout this ecosystem. This luxury wildlife watching tour takes you into the heart of two of the greatest national…
Find out more »Nepal Terai Safari (Chitwan & Koshi Tappu)
£650 – £2850
Nepal is a gem of a country, in terms of wildlife, pristine ecosystems, geology, natural history, culture, history and religion. We will aim to showcase little bits of this diverse and wonderful country during this 10 day wildlife watching holiday. You will start off in the amazing and historic capital of Nepal, Kathmandu; full of amazing sites sacred to Hindus and Buddhists alike. Then you will head into the main national park in the amazing and biologically special Terai, whilst…
Find out more »Best of Bardia (Budget Safari)
£495 – £2365
Bardia National Park is one of the most isolated national parks in Nepal. Seperated from the main tourist areas of Nepal by a 2 hour internal flight or a long 15 hour bus journey. On this budget tour we opt for the internal flight (but this can be changed to reduce costs further), and when we arrive at the park you will notice how few tourists make it this far west in Nepal. This park has an increasing number of…
Find out more »April 2020
The Ultimate Nepal Mammal Safari
£1625 – £6795
Nepal is blessed with a wealth of amazing landscapes and habitats. From the permanently frozen mountain tops of the high Himalayas through to the lush coniferous and rhododendron covered foothills to the subtropical jungles and thick grasslands of the fertile lowlands bordering India. This huge range of habitats has lead to Nepal to boast one of the highest numbers of mammal and bird species for its size in the world, it is also the size of this country that allows…
Find out more »Tiger Tracking on Foot
£725 – £3095
There are few wildlife experiences that can rival tracking big cats on foot, and when the big cat you are in pursuit of is the Bengal tiger the thrill cannot get any bigger. There are very few places where you are able to track tigers on foot and this adventurous tour will take you to two of these locations. They are two of the tigers’ last strongholds in the Indian Subcontinent; Bardia and Chitwan National Parks in Nepal’s Terai. The…
Find out more »Just Red Pandas Tour
£750 – £3195
Join us on this very special tour into the heart of rural east Nepal. We are teaming up with expert scientists from the Red Panda Network to head out in search of one of the most iconic, beautiful and elusive of all mammals. Sometimes called the fire fox or lesser panda, the red panda is stunning in fiery red with white face markings and a banded tail. They were once considered impossible targets for wildlife watchers but now with the…
Find out more »Bhutan Birding Adventure
£760 – £3299
Travel to one of the least visited countries in the planet; Bhutan, and enjoy some of the finest birding in all of the Himalayas. The pristine environments we travel to in Bhutan are some of the last untouched areas of the world and the expert local guides we use ensure that you will be in safe hands as we aim to find all the endangered species here including the black-necked cranes and white-bellied herons around here. But along with the…
Find out more »May 2020
Wild Nepal (Budget Chitwan Safari)
£385 – £1995
Get close to one-horned rhinos on elephant back, find gharials from a log canoe and hopefully spot a tiger from the safety of a jeep. This tour has it all! We explore Royal Chitwan (Nepals oldest and best) National Park. As well as being one of the best places to see tigers in Nepal there is a huge chance of seeing the highly endangered gharial and one-horned rhino as well as many other bird and mammal species. Join us on…
Find out more »Chitwan Safari in Style
£750 – £3295
Chitwan National Park in the lowland Terai region of Nepal is one of the worlds best national parks. The amazing diversity of mammal, bird, reptile, amphibian and plant life that is found here is stunning. The park boasts over 45 species of mammal, nearly 550 species of birds and dozens of reptiles and amphibians. It is not just the great diversity of life that makes Chitwan so good but also the fact that it harbours large populations of Indian one-horned…
Find out more »July 2020
Birding on the Roof of the World
£1000 – £3950
This tour is a great introduction to the unique environment, people, culture and history of Tibet. Guided by a zoologist and local birding guides you will see all of what southern Tibet has to offer. By travelling from Kathmandu north through the Himalayas and onto Lhasa. The wildlife in Tibet is exceptional and a treat to see with the spectacular backdrops provided by this remarkable place. This is an exceptional tour which explores the bird life of Tibet like no…
Find out more »Plateau Mammal Paradise
£1950 – £7295
Travelling to the high altitude Tibetan Plateau is a trip of a lifetime and the wildlife encounters people can have here are truly exceptional. This trip will take in the culture and historical sights of Tibets incredible capital as well as the magnificent wildlife of its rolling plains, gazelles, antelopes, yaks, wild asses, wolves, bears, foxes and possibly even a snow leopard make this ecosystem one of the best for endangered mammals anywhere in the world! Holiday Features Expert Zoologist…
Find out more »November 2020
Nepal Rare Mammal Tour
£925 – £3995
Red pandas, clouded leopards, Asiatic black bears, marbled cats, Himalayan palm civets and mainland serows. These rare and wonderful mammal species have been widely regarded as impossible dreams for many wildlife watchers and mammal watchers around the world. But Royle Safaris can now announce a revolutionary tour that explores a region where all these species live and could be found. The far east of Nepal is the destination and with the expert help of red panda researchers and your own…
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