Chitwan National Park with Tower Night Stay

To travel to Nepal, you will need a “Tourist Visa.” This visa is available on arrival for most foreign visitors except for visitors from African countries, Afghanistan, and refugees with travel documents.

Check the official website of the Department of Immigration for information regarding On Arrival and other tourist visas in Nepal.

The trip is easy since the tour includes easy, flat terrain and slight slopes that can be covered using transport. At some stops, you can also opt to walk for a good natural excursion.

It is best to spend at least 3-4 days exploring the whole of Chitwan National Park with a jungle safari, jungle walk, and canoe ride. However, if you do not have enough time, you can also cover the most with a 2-day stay. 

The fall and spring are the best seasons to explore the best of Chitwan National Park. 

In the city areas, you will have a choice of different cuisines, such as Continental, Mexican, American, or Chinese. However, while traveling by road, the options might be limited, yet you could enjoy good local or fast food.

Yes, most areas, even on road trips, have good network coverage except for the dense areas. Besides, the hotels or guesthouses you will live in will always have telephone service and good internet access.

Yes, you can customize your itinerary according to your preferences. Since we offer private tours, you can add an extra day for a detailed exploration wherever you like.

Tipping your guide and driver is not mandatory but is expected for the exceptional service you receive during the trip. 

A tower night stay in Chitwan is an immersive jungle experience where tourists can experience a serene and thrilling stay over the night in a raised wooden watchtower nestled deep within the heart of Chitwan National Park.

Expect a peaceful yet adventurous night under the stars, surrounded by nature’s raw beauty. You can hear the jungle sounds, spot wildlife like deer, rhinos, or even big cats, and enjoy the calmness of the jungle at night under the stars, untouched by artificial lights and away from noise.

The wooden towers are built on solid bases, giving stability and safe from wild animals. You are also accompanied by trained nature guides. All you need to do is stay alert and follow the safety protocols.

A tower night stay is one of the most unique experiences in Chitwan National Park. Spending the night in a watchtower deep inside the jungle gives you a chance to listen to the sounds of wildlife, observe animals in their natural habitat, and experience the forest after dark in a safe yet adventurous way.

Unlike regular safaris, a tower night stay allows you to spend extended hours in the heart of the jungle. The stillness of the night, combined with the sounds of animals moving nearby, creates an unmatched wilderness experience. It’s a rare opportunity to immerse yourself in the jungle without disturbance.

Yes, the towers are in prime wildlife zones where animals like rhinos, deer, wild boars, and sometimes even elephants or tigers may pass by. While sightseeing is not guaranteed, the chances of spotting animals are high, especially in the evening and early morning hours.

Both experiences are different. A safari gives you mobility and wider coverage of the park, while a tower night stay offers stillness and prolonged observation of wildlife. Many visitors enjoy combining both for a fuller jungle experience.

Common sightings include one-horned rhinos, spotted deer, sambar deer, wild boars, and various birds. With some luck, you might also hear or spot sloth bears, leopards, or even Bengal tigers in the distance.

Facilities are basic. You’ll usually get a wooden or bamboo room with simple bedding, mosquito nets, and basic meals. Electricity may be limited or absent, and the experience is designed to be rustic and close to nature.

It is safe, but not luxurious. Families with older children or those who enjoy adventure will find it memorable. However, it may not be suitable for very young kids or travelers looking for modern comforts.

Most towers have very simple toilet facilities, usually basic and shared. Do not expect modern bathrooms or hot showers.

Prices vary depending on the operator, season, and inclusions. On average, it can range from USD 40 to USD 100 per person, usually including meals, permits, and guide services.

Yes, advance booking is highly recommended. Only a few towers are available inside the park, and permits are limited. Booking early ensures availability.

The best time is from October to April, when the weather is dry and wildlife sightings are better. The monsoon season (June–September) can make the jungle difficult to access and less comfortable.

It is typically an overnight experience, starting in the late afternoon and ending the next morning after sunrise.

Yes, most visitors do a one-night stay. Multi-night stays are rare but may be arranged through some operators.

The towers are in key wildlife areas within the national park buffer zone and core jungle. The exact location depends on your operator and permit.

After reaching Sauraha (the main entry town to Chitwan National Park), your guide will take you into the park either by jeep, canoe, or on foot, depending on the tower’s location.

Yes, most towers are set inside or very close to the core areas of the park, giving you direct access to the wilderness. This is why staying in a tower feels so adventurous and authentic.